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Summer Must-Haves for Teachers

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Originally published in TEACH Magazine, July/August 2022 Issue

By Rae Sarathy

The start of summer break is finally upon us! Now is the perfect time to unwind after an undoubtedly busy school year and indulge in some me-time routines. Here are a few items that can help you relax and recharge as you sit back and enjoy this much-needed time off. Check out these teacher must-haves for the summer of 2022.

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Rae Sarathy is an Associate Editor for TEACH Mag.

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