Education Books
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101 Fresh & Fun Critical-Thinking Activities
by Laurie Rozakis
Help students of all learning styles and strengths begin to think critically. Includes 101 cross-curricular activities to reinforce specific skills such as recognizing and recalling or inferring, and drawing conclusions. Complete with reproducibles and suggestions for integrating the activities into your curriculum.
101 Kindergarten Tips: A Parent's Guide For Academic Success
by Nick Macri
101 tips for parents of kindergarten-aged children in a variety of topics.
81 Fresh & Fun Critical-Thinking Activities
by Laurie Rozakis
81 creative cross-curricular activities designed to help students of all learning styles think critically. Each activity reinforces a specific critical thinking skill such as recognizing and recalling, evaluating and analyzing. Comes complete with student reproducibles and suggestions for integrating the activities into your curriculum with ease. Grades 4-6
A Compact for Reading Guide
This binder of booklets is on reading guides/activities for grades K-3.
Activities for the Differentiated Classroom: Math: Grades 6-
by Gayle H. Gregory & Carolyn Chapman
Correlated to the national standards, these practical, ready-to-use activities help teachers use research-based strategies to meet the needs of all students in their differentiated classrooms.
An Introductory Guide for Reading First Coaches
Natl Center for Reading First
This guide is designed to provide processional development for Reading First coaches and other instructional leaders who work directly with Reading First schools and teachers.
Around the Year with The Cat at the Door - Leaders Guide
by Louise Weldon & Anne Mather
These activities encourage children to see, hear, and do - and promote creativity while building self-esteem, problem-solving, and decision-making skills. This guide is also great for helping children explore values such as gratitude, honesty, and forgiveness. Reproducible hand-outs make lessons easy for teachers and leaders to use.
Baby and Toddler Learning Fun
by Sally Goldberg, Ph.D.
It's never too early to share the joy of learning with a child! Here are more than fifty entertaining activities to enjoy with very young children, with instructions for making the toys needed for play. Baby and Toddler Learning Fun also provides smart tips for enriching the home environment in other ways for baby's learning. As children grow, the activities can be easily adapted so they remain as much fun for a toddler as for an infant.
Beginning to Read - Thinking And Learning About Print
by Marilyn Jager Adams
This book reconciles the debate that has divided theorists for decades over what is the "right" way to help children learn to read. Drawing on a rich array of research on the nature and development of reading proficiency, Marilyn Adams shows educators that they need not remain trapped in the phonics versus teaching-for-meaning dilemma and offers instructional alternatives.
Betcha!
by Stuart J. Murphy
Betcha you'll learn to estimate as two friends guess how many people are riding their bus, how much a bunch of toys costs, and how many jelly beans fill a jar. Betcha you'll have fun, too! Children’s Library
Better Math in 5 Minutes a Day
by Fran Gibson
Fun math activities for kids and parents on the go. In the car or wherever you are, teach your child: how to have number sense, shortcuts for multiplication and division, and decimal and fraction skills.
Better Phonics and Beyond in 5 Minutes a Day
by Lisa Deters
Phonics fun for kids and parents on the go. In the car or wherever you are, teach your child: Easy-to-follow phonics rules and exercises, how to develop silent vowel and consonant sense, and shortcuts for creating a confident reader. Grade level: K-3
Better Spelling in 5 Minutes a Day
by Mark Pennington
Fun spelling activities for kids and parents on the go. In the car or wherever you are, teach your child: tips and tricks for even the most difficult words, how to break the learning-forgetting cycle, and how to create a super spelling study plan.
Bob Books Level A Set 1
by Bobby Lynn Maslen
Never returned - For very beginning readers, 12 books, 12 pages each, 3 letter words, with consistent sounds, all letters except Q gradually introduced in this set.
Bob Books Level A Set 2
by Bobby Lynn Maslen
set of 12 books with 16 pages each, primarily 3 letter words, consistent sounds and sight words, longer stories
Bob Books Level B Set 1
by Bobby Lynn Maslen
Kids advance to longer words and stories. Blends and endings added with a few sight words, 10 books, 16 pgs. Each, 8 stories plus 2 activity books, short vowels, adding blends and compound words.
Bob Books Level B Set 2
by Bobby Lynn Maslen
Kids advance to longer words and stories, blends and endings added with a few sight words, 4 books of 16 pages, plus 4 books of 24 pages, new blends, more sight words, and longer compound words.
Bob Books Level C Set 1
by Bobby Lynn Maslen
For kids ready for long vowels plus compound words, new sight words and longer stories, 4 books, 16 pgs each, 4 books of 24 pgs each, with a strong emphasis on long vowels.
Building Fluency: Lessons and Strategies for Reading Success
by Wiley Blevins
Students who can decode words effortlessly can focus their attention on comprehending - and enjoying - what they read. This book provides lessons and techniques for helping students read smoothly and easily, free of the frustrations imposed by weak decoding and word-recognition skills.
Cat at the Door And Other Stories to Live By
by Anne D. Mather and Louise B. Weldon
The 181 short stories in this book capture the joys, sorrows, and struggles of childhood and teach self-respect and healthy values. Each ends with an affirmation that nurtures the child's sense of self.
Children of the Circle
by Adolf & Star Hungry Wolf
An intimate photo history of Native American children from the 1870s to 1920 that includes over 20 tribes of the American West. Over 90 photos, many very rare, are accompanied by descriptions of daily life as well as ceremonial and other special occasions. (all ages, parents & professionals)
Computers Don't Byte!
by Linda Pereira
Kids and adults can learn together with easy-to-do activities. What can we do with a computer, and how do computers work? Have fun finding out together! This book has been awarded the National Parenting Center's Seal of Approval.
Counting Caterpillars and Other Math Poems
by Betsy Franco
In this book, you will find 25 rhyming poems with instant activities that build early math skills. Poems are about addition, subtraction, patterning, shapes, simple fractions, and more! Grade level: K-2
Creating Readers
by Pam Schiller
Learn the basic building blocks of reading with Creating Readers, an incredibly comprehensive resource that develops a strong foundation for pre-readers. This book gives teachers and parents the tools to teach beginning reading skills and phonemic awareness with over 1000 activities, games, fingerplays, songs, tongue twisters, poems and stories for each letter of the alphabet. This invaluable resource will start children ages 3 to 8 on a future rich with reading.
Dandelion Seed, The
by Joseph Anthony
The Humble Dandelion. By roadside or mountainside, it flowers every month of the year throughout the world, a fitting symbol of life. Its journey is our journey, filled with challenge, wonder and beauty. Its story is a mystery too great to fathom, told so even a child can understand.
Delivering On The Promise of the 95% Reading and Math Goals
Lynn Fielding, Nancy Kerr & Paul Rosier
Thos book describes the strategies and work of one school district. The book also provides a perspective on the national situation created by No Child Left Behind. It provides a revealing view of the learning gap, where it starts and practical and cost-effective solutions that focus on the pre-school years.
Dinosaur Hill
by Diana Loski
In the town of Maysville, Kentucky, a young girl named Sarah dreams of exploring the giant wooded hill she views daily from her bay window---where she sits in a wheelchair. When she finally gets the chance to climb it on horseback, she discovers a mystery in the form of a deserted mansion. An intriguing and heartwarming story. (age 5 & up)
Dollars & Sense For College Students
by Ellen Braitman
This book will help you develop the smart habits and make the savvy decisions that will keep you out of financial trouble whether you are heading off to school or counting down the days to graduation.
Easy Reading
by Laura Rose
You can significantly improve your students' comprehension, enjoyment, and personal involvement in reading at any grade level by using the simple activities provided in this book.
Encouraging the Discouraged Child
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Enriching Early Mathematical Learning
by Grace Cook, Lesley Jones, C Murphy, G Thumpston
The focus of this book is to help teachers plan open-ended math experiences that give children opportunities to make decisions, formulate and explore problems, and express their ideas. Each activity includes an introductory page, which details prior necessary experiences, vocabulary, materials needed, and curriculum connections. Grade level: PreK-K
Family Math - The Middle School Years
by Virginia Thompson and Karen Mayfield-Ingram
This book provides a better understanding of algebra and number sense, which helps prepare children for advanced high school and college mathematics.
Family Math for Young Children
by Grace Davila Coates & Jean Kerr Stenmark
This book is for parents and children working together, doing activities that make math fun. Ages: 4-8
Funny Fairy Tale Math
by Betsy Franco
Each of these math-filled stories ends happily ever after - with kids laughing out loud and building essential skills, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, measurement, fractions, money, and more! Includes companion word problems and a complete answer key. A great way to connect reading and math - and meet the new NCTM Standards!
Games for Learning
by Peggy Kaye
This book gives parents more than seventy original, entertaining, and slyly educational ways to help their children master crucial learning skills - in just ten minutes a day. The games cover all the important areas of the school curriculum. Grade level: K-3
Getting Your Child Ready for School
by Grace Jasmine
Find out what is expected of children when they begin school, and use checklists to help you measure your child's readiness. Stories and activities help you prepare your child for positive experiences when school begins. This book has been awarded the National Parenting Center's Seal of Approval.
Give Me Half!
by Stuart J. Murphy
How do you share a pizza? You split it in half. Read along as a brother and sister share a yummy lunch, and learn about the simplest fraction: 1/2. Using fractions can be messier than you'd think! Children’s Library
Hands-On Math Projects with Real-Life Applications: Grades 6-12
by Judith Muschla & Gary Robert Muschla
This 2nd Edition book offers an exciting collection of 60 hands-on projects to help students in grades 6-12 apply math concepts and skills to solving everyday, real-life problems. This book is filled with classroom-tested projects that emphasize: cooperative learning, group sharing, verbalizing concepts and ideas, efficient researching, and writing clearly in mathematics and across other subject areas.
How Big is a Foot?
by Rolf Myller
The King wants to give the Queen something special for her birthday. The Queen has everything, everything except a bed. The trouble is that no one in the Kingdom knows the answer to a very important questions: How big is a bed? Because beds at the time had not yet been invented. The Queen's birthday is only a few days away. How can they figure out what size the bed should be? Children’s Library
How to Help your Child with Homework
by Marguerite C. Radencich, Ph.D. and Jeanne Shay
Avoid homework hassles and promote school success with our popular handbook for parents. Written by teachers, it includes the latest information on helping children with phonics, word patterns, and sight word training; the changing world of math curriculum; what's new in science and social studies instruction; ways to promote critical thinking and problem solving; helping kids prepare for standardized tests; using technology wisely; and much more. You'll teach your child study skills that will last a lifetime - and instill responsibility and independence. Includes reproducible masters.
How to Maximize Your Child's Learning Ability
by Dr. Lauren Bradway & Barbara Albers Hill
A complete guide that offers parents hundreds of practical things they can do to help influence, encourage and most of all, maximize their child's learning ability. The text spans the period from infancy to eighth grade.
In Their Own Way
by Thomas Armstrong, Ph.D.
Does your child have a favorite subject, activity, or hobby? Children learn in multiple ways, and educator Thomas Armstrong has shown hundreds of thousands of parents and teachers how to locate those unique areas in each of our children where learning and creativity seem to flow with special vigor.
Internet for Kids
by Tim Haag
What is the Internet, and how do we start surfing it? Kids and adults have fun finding out together! This book has been awarded the National Parenting Center's Seal of Approval.
Keeping a Head in School
by Mel Levine
Written with humor and "reader-friendly" language, the handbook explains the complexity of learning disorders in terms all readers can understand. Parents, teachers, counselors, as well as students, will better understand learning and how to maximize their potential after reading this book. The reader will recognize his/her own learning disorders and how to overcome them--whether or not diagnosed as a problem learner.
Keeping School Cool
by Michaelene Mundy
From the end of August until the first part of June, children spend more hours at school than their waking hours at home. This charmingly illustrated book speaks about issues schoolkids deal with every day: learning, teachers, homework, getting along with others, feeling safe. In language young children can understand, author Michaelene Mundy offers empathy and reassurance, along with practical problem-solving tips.
Kids & Computers - A Parent's Handbook
by Judy Salpeter
Informed advice on selecting hardware & software and getting the most from both. Helps you create the best children's software library for the money. Ideal for both IBM & Apple platforms.
Kids, Computers, and Homework
by James G. Lengel and Diane S. Kendall
This book is for all involved parents with children in the third through eighth grades. The authors show how to use standard software programs to complete a wide variety of school assignments in new and engaging ways.
Language and Literacy
by Nancy A. Brickman
Learning to use language in all its forms is one of the most important areas of development for preschoolers. To develop their language abilities to the fullest, preschoolers need experiences with both spoken and written language. Using the ideas in this booklet, you can help preschoolers expand their conversational abilities and encourage them to discover the usefulness and fun of the written word.
Learning to Read and Write
by Susan B. Neuman, Carol Copple, and Sue Bredekam
Developmentally appropriate ways of teaching children to read and write come to life in this essential resource. It offers ways to arrange language-rich settings, provide literacy-related experiences, work with speech sounds and rhyme, and promote print awareness.
Listen and Learn
by Cheri J. Meiners, M. Ed.
This gentle, encouraging book introduces and explains what listening means, why it's important, and how to listen well. Realistic examples and full-color illustrations bring the concepts to life. The focus throughout is on the positive results of being a good listener. Ages: 4-8 Children's Library
Make Way for Literacy! Teaching the Way Young Children Learn
by Gretchen Owocki
Make Way for Literacy! offers effective guidelines for creating a classroom community that supports children's developing literacies. The book starts with a brief explanation of how literacy begins to develop, first in a child's home and neighborhood. The author points out the various individual traits, family activities, and basic literacy practices that can be so influential—and then focuses on preschool, kindergarten, and the primary grades. Next, the book offers four key principles for understanding and facilitating literacy, along with easy-to-follow techniques for starting—or refining—teacher research and inquiry in the classroom.
Math for Humans: Teaching Math Through 8 Intelligences
by Mark Wahl
This book is a multifaceted resource that expands the horizons of the beginning teacher, bridges the liberal-arts oriented instructor to math thinking, and adds color and versatility to the repertoire of the seasoned teacher. Activities and their extensive support pages offer insightful math work for multiple levels of students. For the instructor they offer a hands-on inservice-training in math multi-intelligence teaching.
MI Strategies for Kids - Brilliant Brain Banishes Boredom
by Ellen Arnold
Sometimes Brilliant gets so bored in class that his mind wanders, and he's off into another world. But that's not good when he needs to learn about what the teacher is saying. Brill heads for Intelligence Avenue for some new strategies to help him keep his mind on what he's supposed to be learning.
MI Strategies for Kids - Brilliant Brain Battles Bad Guys
by Ellen Arnold
Do "Bad guys" bother you like they bother Brilliant Brain? Then join Brill on his journey down Intelligence Avenue, where he learns how the Smart Parts overcome battles with bullies. Their strategies will help you deal with the "bad guys" in your life too!
MI Strategies for Kids - Brilliant Brain Selects Spelling Strategies
by Ellen Arnold
Brilliant Brain can play soccer, and he's good at math. But spelling really gives him trouble. If spelling is hard for you too, travel along Intelligence Avenue with Brill as he asks the Smart Parts for tips and tricks that will help spelling make sense to him. These strategies can work for you too - soon you'll find spelling fun, just like Brill!
MI Strategies for Kids - Magnificent Mind Listens Mindfully
by Ellen Arnold
Listening is not always easy for Magnificent Mind - There are just too many other things to think about! Do you ever feel this way? Join Maggie as she shares her listening problem with the Smart Parts, who live along Intelligence Avenue. Soon you will find some strategies for listening that will work for you.
MI Strategies for Kids - Magnificent Mind Magnifies Meaning when Reading
by Ellen Arnold
Magnificent Mind can read the words, but she has trouble understanding what the words mean. Do you have this problem too? Travel with her down Intelligence Avenue as she collects strategies from the Smart Parts for understanding what she's read. Soon, you'll be able to find meaning in what you're reading, just like Maggie!
MI Strategies for Kids - Magnificent Mind Masters Multiplication
by Ellen Arnold
Maggie just can't seem to memorize her multiplication facts - the sevens are the hardest. So she heads down Intelligence Avenue to gather strategies from her friends, the Smart Parts. Their tips, techniques, and tricks trigger Maggie's mastery of multiplication - and they can help you learn the times tables too!
MI Strategies for Kids - Teacher/Parent Guide
by Ellen Arnold
This guide for parents and teachers includes comprehensive lesson plans for the accompanying set of children's books. MI Strategies for Kids shows you how to help each child become a persistent and successful learner.
No More Homework Headaches
by Sharon Hernes Silverman
This guide will help you understand your child’s personal learning style, help your child develop proper homework habits and attitudes, develop your child’s time management skills, and much more.
North Dakota Prevention Resource and Media Center
by Prevention Resource & Media Center
This booklet contains a listing of DVDs on such subjects as: drugs& alcohol, FAS, Drinking & Driving, etc.
Parenting a Struggling Reader
by Susan L. Hall Louisa C. Moats, Ed.D.
Don't lose valuable years waiting for a school system to test for your child's reading disability. This practical guide offers a four-step plan for identifying and resolving any childhood reading difficulty. This is a detailed, realistic program for getting parents actively involved in their children's reading lives.
Parents' Guide to Surviving the College Admissions Process, The
by Ellen Fitzpatrick Pinkman and Barbara Trecker
Applying to college can often be confusing and overwhelming for both kids and parents. This informative guide demystifies the entire process, helping you turn frustration into excitement.
Perfect Poems for Teaching Phonics
by Deborah Ellermeyer and Judi Hecht
Teaching phonics is pure poetry with these kid-pleasing, rhyming poems on popular primary topics like weather, colors, and friendship. Ready-to-use activities teach alphabet recognition, rhyme, beginning constants, digraphs and blends, long and short vowels, and more. Grades K-2
Phonemic Awareness
by Jo Fitzpatrick
Help your students learn to read by teaching them how to "listen to language." Before children can understand printed words, they need to hear and manipulate letter sounds. This complete resource book includes over 90 interactive activities, reproducible manipulatives, picture cards, and word lists to help children connect oral language to written text.
Phonics Games Kids Can't Resist
by Michelle K. Ramsey
Alphabet Soup, Cereal Box Consonant Search, Clown Slide Blends, Flip the Vowel Flapjacks . . . . Kids will clamor for these irresistible games and activities that teach the alphabet, consonants, blends, vowels, and more. All the activities chosen for this book have been classroom tested!
Phonics Pathways
by Delores G. Hiskes
A book to help parents teach children letter sounds and blending skills.
Probably Pistachio
by Stuart J. Murphy
Will anything ever go right for Jack? Probably not! Tuna fish, soccer practice, and pistachio ice cream all help readers learn to tell when something is certain, more likely, less likely or impossible. Children’s Library
Psychology For Kids
If you like to learn about yourself, PSYCHOLOGY FOR KIDS is for you. In 40 different self-tests, you'll explore your interests and abilities, find out why you act the way you do, and discover what makes you unique.
Quick Tricks for Math
Quick Tricks for Math
Children who have the opportunity to explore and play with math concepts grow into adults who enjoy math. These easy, low-cost activities use hands-on experiences and everyday materials to relate math to children's interests. Includes explorations in sorting and classifying, making patterns, numeral recognition, one-to-one-correspondence, fractions, and lots more. Chapters include a letter telling parents about what children are learning and supporting ways parents can reinforce that learning. Grade level: PreK-K
Reading for Understanding
by R Schoenbach, C Greenleaf, C Cziko, L Hurwitz
Many middle and high school students have difficulty reading and understanding academic texts, which limits their ability to meet today's high learning standards. This book addresses this quiet but growing crisis and describes a successful approach to helping students improve their literacy across all subject areas.">
Reading Practice - Grade 2
Give students the skill-building practice they need in reading with this engaging, full-color workbook. Easy-to-follow directions and fun exercises motivate students to work on their own.
Reading Right from the Start
by Toni S. Bickart and Diane Trister Dodge
Are you looking for concrete ways to help your children become readers and writers? This easy-to-read, richly illustrated booklet uses the everyday routines that you do with your children - bathing and dressing, eating, shopping, household chores, etc. - to demonstrate how to build vocabulary, learn about conversations, and discover meaning from the written word.
Reclaiming Youth At Risk - Our Hope for the Future
by L. K. Brendtro, M. Brokenleg and S. VanBockern
This very well written and researched book provides wonderful support for alternative approaches to discipline. It offers different perceptions on how we look at difficult students and offers teachers hope for developing interventions with them.
Resources for Creative Teaching in Early Childhood Education
by Bonnie Mack Flemming/Darlene Softley Hamilton
This book was designed as a reliable and easy source of curriculum ideas that could be used by anyone working with young children. Sections of the book include games, dramatic play props, music and art accessories, and playground equipment that can be inexpensively made. Grade level: K-3
Rhymes & Reasons - Literature and Language Play
by Michael F. Opitz
Choose a book and read it. Then use it to engage children in language exploration to promote phonological awareness.
School's Out - Now What?
by Joan M. Bergstrom, Ed.D.
This book presents ways for parents and other adults to provide children practical help and guidance. It brings together resources, checklists, and hundreds of ideas that will help today's busy parents and their school age children.
Social Skills Lessons & Activities for Grades PreK - K
by Ruth Weltmann Begun
A ready-to-use curriculum based on real-life situations to help you build children's self-esteem, self-control, respect for the rights of others, and a sense of responsibility for one's own actions.
Starting Out Right
by M. Susan Burns, Peg Griffin & Catherine E. Snow
With literacy problems plaguing as many as four in ten children in America, this book discusses how best to help children succeed in reading. You'll find out how to help youngsters build word recognition, avoid comprehension problems, and more with checklists of specific accomplishments to be expected at different ages.
Teaching Our Children to Read
by Bill Honig
Studies of effective teaching practices have continued to validate the need for explicit and systematic instruction in basic reading skills, and Bill Honig uses this research to shed new light on an old problem - how to help all students become fluent readers. This book is an essential resource for educators and parents concerned about how to successfully teach our children to read.
Teaching with the Brain in Mind
by Eric Jensen
Teaching with the Brain in Mind balances the research and theory of the brain with successful tips and techniques for using that information in classrooms. From its primer on brain biology to in-depth discussions of emotion, memory and recall, this book is an invaluable tool for any educator looking to better reach students through truly brain-compatible teaching and learning.
Teaching Your Child the Language of Social Success
by M.P. Duke, Ph.D., Stephen Nowicki, Jr.,
A guide for parents and teachers to help children develop nonverbal skills so that they will be able to communicate more effectively and to interact with others more successfully.
Tell It Again 2!
by Shirley C. Raines and Rebecca Isbell
The authors have once again drawn on the expertise of outstanding storytellers and teachers for this eagerly awaited new volume. Engage young children’s minds and capture their undivided attention with 16 new stories, complete with storytelling tips and activities. Grade level: K-3
Tell It Again!
by Shirley C. Raines and Rebecca Isbell
Tell it Again! helps teachers and parents encourage listening, communication, imagination and problem-solving skills in young children through the power of the story. Grade level: K-3
The Essential “55”
by Ron Clark
The Essential “55” is a collection of the amazingly effective rules that Ron Clark used to become an extraordinary teacher. Through trial and error, this teacher has distilled fifty-five ideas that have helped him take apathetic students in some of the country’s most challenging areas and transform them into award-winning scholars.
The Excellent “11”
by Ron Clark
The author, Ron Clark, pinpoints what it takes to make a great student and shows that the qualities apply to both educating children and becoming a great teacher or parent. You’ll find out what the characteristics are, why they work, and how you can incorporate them into your classroom, home, and life.
The Penny Pot
by Stuart J. Murphy
Life-size coins and a cat named Chester will soon have readers confidently counting coins along with Jessie and her friends at the face-painting booth. Children’s Library
The Reading Tutor's Handbook
by Jeanne Schrumm, Ph.D. & Gerald Schrumm Jr.
A common sense guide to helping students read and write.
The Young Child and Mathematics
by Juanita Copley
Intended for preschool and primary grade teachers, this book draws on guidelines from the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) and standards from the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) to offer classroom vignettes and teacher-tested activities and strategies that will inspire early childhood teachers to move beyond present practice in mathematics instruction to improve instruction and curriculum.
We Both Read About Space
by Jana Carson
This revised editio provides exciting new information and spectacular photographs of planets, moons, stars and galaxies. The International Space Station, the new category of dwarf planets, and how astronauts live in space are just some of the topics covered in this book that is sure to be popular with adults and children alike!
We Both Read Animals Under Our Feet
by Sindy McKay
This book takes a close look at many animals that live or spend much of their life underground and how they live there. Animals covered in the book include the desert tortoise, moles, ants, meerkats, armadillos, burrowing owls, and many more.
We Both Read The Boy Who Carried the Flag
by Jana Carson
During the Revolutionary War, a young boy volunteers for a dangerous mission. Betsy Ross has finished a new flag for General Washington. The flag might help to rally the freezing soldiers camped with Washington in Valley Forge. But British troops are everywhere and anyone trying to deliver the flag may be captured and shot as a spy. Could a boy make the journey without getting caught? Ben sets out in a blinding snow storm in an effort to bring the flag - and new hope - to Valley Forge.
Why Do I Have to Learn This?
by Dale Parnell
In this book, teachers are encouraged to take a closer look at how people really learn best. Parnell urges replacing a "cover-the-text-book" approach with teaching that stresses connected knowledge, understanding (over memorization) and problem solving and applications.
You Know Your Child is Gifted When. . .
by Judy Galbraith, M.A.
With this book you’ll strengthen your parenting skills and get answers to other questions you’ve wondered about, discover what sets gifted kids apart and how you can support your child’s unique abilities.
You're A Genius and I Can Prove It
by Kimberly Kassner
This refreshing book with wonderful cartoons shows us that our minds are limitless. Students will find new and easy ways to focus, memorize, retain information, solve problems, and achieve success in school and on the job.
Young Children in Action
by Mary Hohmann, Bernard Banet, David P. Weikart
The educational approach presented here - the cognitively oriented preschool curriculum - is directed to early-childhood specialists and students seeking a framework for planning and evaluating preschool programs and to caregivers in whatever capacity whose concern is to improve the lives of children.
Your Home is a Learning Place
by Pamela Weinberg
This book is full of ideas not only on how to help children learn to read and write, but it also shows parents how to help their children gain the skills that go into reading and writing, such as observing, remembering, listening, speaking, and using these skills together. Grade level: K-3
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