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What to write about
A mistake on a sheet
A wrong date, a wrong capital, an answer key that disagrees with the question. Send the worksheet's address and what is wrong, and it will be corrected or the sheet pulled. This is the mail we most want to get.
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A topic that is missing
If a topic you teach has no sheet, say which topic and which grade. Requests shape what gets written next, and they are read.
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Using the worksheets
Printing for a class, a co-op, a library or a homeschool group is all fine and needs no permission. Ask if you are unsure whether something is covered.
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Before you write
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