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Glowing Strong  |
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By: Carla Jansen |
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This vicious predator glows on the tops of caves |
Wordless Picture Books  |
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By: Karen Okagaki |
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Discover books that encourage your child to take the first steps to reading. |
Correcting Work  |
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By: Neerja Sharma |
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How can you use codes to correct written work? |
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| Feathered Fish |
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By: Anjali Amit |
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Were these strange creatures fish or fowl? |
| SUB-Stantial Errors |
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By: Gabrielle Linnell |
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How can you avoid seven substitute teaching faux pas? |
| The Mountain Boomer |
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By: Damian Fagan |
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What animal originally got its name from the noise it was said to make? |
| Traded! |
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By: Samantha Bell |
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Can you imagine being traded for a sack of beans? |
| Milk, Please! |
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By: Samantha Bell |
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Who's taking care of the kidsand the goats? |
| The New "Bully" |
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By: Geary Smith |
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What are you doing to keep your children safe online? |
| Let's Mess-Up Mass Media |
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By: Lois Greene Stone |
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How can we, as teachers, help students discover the unnecessary work they do by orienting themselves to the expectations of their peers? |
| Coastal Studies |
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By: Megan Crossin |
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Explore coastal erosion and environmental conservation |
| Fractured Fairy Tales |
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By: Megan Crossin |
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Fairy tales can help your students think and write in non-traditional ways. |
| Classroom Press Conference |
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By: Rick Fowler |
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If you want a day when the action in the classroom needs to be less laborious, try this activity. |
| In the News Today |
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By: Megan Crossin |
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How can you increase student awareness of daily events? |
| Mapping Statistics |
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By: Megan Crossin |
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Learn how you can create a visual impact by using maps
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| The Art of Artemisia |
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By: Margaret Etherton |
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Artemisia wanted to be an artist, but only men could be painters. |
| Panda Trouble |
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By: Margaret Etherton |
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Why are pandas becoming extinct? |
| Little Devil |
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By: Margaret Etherton |
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You'll have to decide for yourself if I am really a devil. |
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The Replacement
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By: Lois Greene Stone |
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Has substitute teaching changed much over the decades? |
| Butterfly So Blue |
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By: Margaret Etherton |
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Can you name a living thing that depends on a plant, a tree, an ant, and a bird? |
| The Dreamer |
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By: Margaret Etherton |
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Meet Leonardo Fibonacci, mathematician and dreamer. |
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By Eyesight Alone
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By: Lois Greene Stone |
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As teachers, we might help our students be mindful that everything isn't just what our eyes see. |
| The Dinosaur Tree |
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By: Margaret Etherton |
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Discover one of the worlds oldest and rarest trees. |
| Easy as PIe |
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By: Matthew Martinelli |
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"Stop! Do not leave. In twenty minutes, I'll start again. I will get to 80,000 tonight!" |
| Keep the Light Burning |
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By: David Jensen |
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Edison is known for inventions that paved the way to modern technology. But, hard work and perseverance made him successful. |
| The Iron Lady |
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By: Margaret Etherton |
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Can you name the tower that weighs 10, 000 tons, has 1652 steps, and was climbed by an elephant? |
| The Legend of Sohcahtoa |
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By: Matthew Martinelli |
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Sohcahtoa is a mnemonic device used to remember the formulas of trigonometry.
Many teachers use Sohcahtoa, but do not know the "story" behind it. |
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The Bell Tower of Pisa
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By: Margaret Etherton |
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"How scary is it standing on the top of a tippling tower sixty meters above the ground?" |
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Making Math Fun
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By: Sarah Eshelman |
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"Math games reinforce important concepts, while children have fun." |
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If Only I Could Fly
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By: Margaret Etherton |
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"An Insect that cannot fly is almost a contradiction, wouldn't you say?" |
| Authority Doesn't Figure |
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By: Lois Greene Stone |
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"Teachers need to set examples, but they should also allow pupils the freedom to learn and to be young."
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The Beast of Timble Tickle
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By: Margaret Etherton |
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''Mermaids, living islands, and monsters from the deep are figments of our imagination. But giant squid exist." |
| Be a Writing Example |
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By: Sandy Carlson |
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"Be brave. Be an example to your students. Go ahead and write."
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The Tiger from Tasmania
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By: Margaret Etherton |
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'Millions of years ago in the darkest forests of Tasmania, an island off the south coast of Australia, there lived a strange creature. It was striped like a tiger, had a dog-shaped head, and hunted in packs like a wolf!' |
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Gorilla Club Membership
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By: Margaret Etherton |
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'You are cordially invited to join the Mountain Gorilla Club. This is an exclusive club for rare and refined gorillas in the Virunga mountain range of Central Africa.' |
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What is a Writer?
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By: Lois Greene Stone |
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'People who want to become authors don't say, ''someday, I will ''.' |
| Shipwreck |
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By: Jodi Wheeler-Toppen |
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Two boats race down the Connecticut River. Suddenly, the current shifts and drives one into the other...Is it a disaster?"
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