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A license to use the lessons contained in Math 3 Slide Show: Teaching Made Easy As Pi is hereby granted solely to the purchaser/user or the person for whom this program was purchased.  The book serves as your license.  This agreement entitles the user for whom this program was purchased to install or use these lessons on their school or institutional computers at one building site.  Persons or teachers who have not purchased the program or are not the intended recipients of the program are prohibited from using it.  The following are acceptable uses of Math 3 Slide Show: Teaching Made Easy As Pi:

• You have permission to print lessons from the computer CD or reproduce lessons in the lesson plan book for personal, student and classroom use. You should not, however, copy the whole collection of PowerPoint lessons or the lesson plan book.
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