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This document lists 5 textbooks and teacher materials for a 2nd grade inclusionary classroom, including books for mathematics, English, spelling, maps/graphs, and handwriting. The books are for grade/level 2 and are published by various companies such as Houghton Mifflin, Zaner-Bloser, and Sitton.

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2nd Grade Inclusionary Classroom

Foreman, Scott. Mathematics. Grade 2, Volume 3. Mufflin, Houghton. English. Level 2 Sitton, Rebecca. Spelling Sourcebook. Level 2

Stick-Vaughn. Maps, Globes, Graphs. Level B Zaner-Bloser. Handwriting. Level 2 M

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