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Teacher’s Manual
$29.00 – $49.00
The Teacher’s Manual is highly suggested for additional teaching support for all four years of the curriculum.
Pathway to Liberty’s Vision Statement, 4 Year Overview, and Educational Philosophy are included.
Additional Writing Sources, Word Study, Vocabulary, Devotional and Research Models are provided in the manual as well.
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