Note Taking Train in Social Studies
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BLMS 6th graders are diving into the Roman Empire, exploring the benefits and costs of its expansion. Inspired by history, some students even formed their own “note‑taking army” to conquer the content in Ms. Clemans’ Social Studies class.
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