A background for a city scene.
Print this City Background out on tabloid size or larger. Laminate it so you can write on it and wipe it clean.
The poster could be used to highlight content vocabulary or any work that needs to be finished.

A background for a city scene.
Print this City Background out on tabloid size or larger. Laminate it so you can write on it and wipe it clean.
The poster could be used to highlight content vocabulary or any work that needs to be finished.

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