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Spring 2009 - Oregon AITC Agriculture in the Classroom Foundation-2025

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The document is a newsletter from the Oregon Agriculture in the Classroom Foundation, highlighting various educational resources and activities for Oregon educators. It features hands-on activities related to agriculture, literacy projects, upcoming events like Ag Fest, and contests for students. The newsletter emphasizes improving agricultural literacy among elementary students through engaging programs and resources, including bilingual lessons and online field trips.

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