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Town Navigator Slides

An engaging slide deck introducing positional vocabulary—near and far, left and right, next to and between, across from—and exploring why communities place specific buildings in thoughtful locations.

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Town Navigator Slides

An engaging slide deck introducing positional vocabulary—near and far, left and right, next to and between, across from—and exploring why communities place specific buildings in thoughtful locations.

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