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Check out the Slide deck version of this hyperdoc. It was created with 4-5 grade students in mind, while this Google site version is intended for middle school students. The main difference between these two versions is that in the 4-5 slides version students will complete responses in an individual slide deck and they will each have their own working copy of the slides. The Site version is a central hub where students access lessons and resources, as well as shared spaces for posting blogs and vlogs. The students do not need a copy of the slides in their google drive, they access information through the site.