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At Home Resources

Mollie Toll, OAS ethnobotanist and Santa Fe Public School teacher, and Caitlin Ainsworth, OAS osteologist, have created a variety of resources that are available for students to use while they are learning from home.

Tales and Tails of Fantastic Beasts

Every Picture Tells a Story

Every Picture Tells a Story directions

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