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  #1 Amy Littleton on 28 Oct 13

   

  http://www.phillipmartin.info/clipart/homepage.htm
  
  This web site, called Phillip Martin Clip Art, provides fee clipart for students, teachers, and others that might be interested for use that has to be noncommercial in accordance with the Creative Commons License. Basically this means that the use of this clipart has to be noncommercial, Phillip Martin has to be given credit, you cannot change the clipart in any way, and it is made understood to others the terms of use. Phillip Martin is responsible for the exclusive creation of the images in the clipart and has the option of requesting any persons to desist use of his work. This clipart can be utilized for a variety of different avenues such as homework pages, web pages, or even bulletin boards. Specifically, there are great social studies related images that are relevant to ancient civilizations, the states, and other relative information concerning other continents. Also, of interest, language arts teachers can find great images for anything from figurative language to verb tenses. Obviously, the web site also allows donations to keep it going.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"><a href="http://www.phillipmartin.info/clipart/homepage.htm" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.phillipmartin.info/clipart/homepage.htm</a> <br /> <br /> This web site, called Phillip Martin Clip Art, provides fee clipart for students, teachers, and others that might be interested for use that has to be noncommercial in accordance with the Creative Commons License. Basically this means that the use of this clipart has to be noncommercial, Phillip Martin has to be given credit, you cannot change the clipart in any way, and it is made understood to others the terms of use. Phillip Martin is responsible for the exclusive creation of the images in the clipart and has the option of requesting any persons to desist use of his work. This clipart can be utilized for a variety of different avenues such as homework pages, web pages, or even bulletin boards. Specifically, there are great social studies related images that are relevant to ancient civilizations, the states, and other relative information concerning other continents. Also, of interest, language arts teachers can find great images for anything from figurative language to verb tenses. Obviously, the web site also allows donations to keep it going.</div>

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