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CLEARVUE/eav Adds 'Educator Resources' to Site

  • 09/01/02

Visitors to CLEARVUE/eav's new Web site, www.clearvue.com, will find 1,300 worksheets for grades K-12 in all curricular areas offered for free through the site's "Educator Resources" section. Educators can search by subject area, grade level, worksheet title or key word. The documents are easily viewed as PDFs and print clearly for distribution in the classroom. The educational publishing company says it plans to add new worksheets to the resources section on an ongoing basis. Visitors can also search through CLEARVUE/eav's online catalog for the latest programs, as well as for educational media produced by the company and other educational publishers. CLEARVUE/eav, Chicago, IL, (773) 775-9433, www.clearvue.com.

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