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Quick view Boy Writers: Reclaiming Their Voices by Ralph Fletcher In Boy Writers: Reclaiming Their Voices Ralph Fletcher draws upon his years of experience as staff developer, children's book author, and father of four boys. He also taps the insights from dozens... View Details
Quick view Breathe, Stretch, Write: Learning to Write with Everything You've Got by Sheree Fitch Designed to spark imagination and enhance creativity, the guided exercises and fun-filled suggestions integrate elements of writing with body awareness and physical fitness to create a safe and... View Details
Quick view Bridges to Independence: Guided Reading with Nonfiction by Tony Stead Guided reading has long been recognized as a dynamic process that supports children's skills as readers in all genres, yet fiction accounts for over ninety percent of the texts we select for these... View Details
Quick view Bringing the Outside in: Visual Ways to Engage Reluctant Readers by Sara B Kajder The reading that we value in school is becoming further and further distanced from the literacy students experience in their outside lives. Inside the classroom, we ask our students to immerse... View Details
Quick view Bullied Teacher: Bullied Student: How to Recognize the Bullying Culture in Your School and What to Do about It by Les Parsons Students aren't the only ones bullying in schools. Teachers, principals, and parents bully too. Together they create a bullying culture that strikes at the heart of effective learning and teaching... View Details
Quick view Can We Skip Lunch and Keep Writing?: Collaborating in Class and Online, Grades 3-8 by Julie D Ramsay Can We Skip Lunch and Keep Writing? shows teachers how to weave technology throughout the curriculum and get students so fired up about writing that they don't want to stop when the class period... View Details
Quick view Caring Hearts and Critical Minds: Literature, Inquiry, and Social Responsibility by Steven Wolk In Caring Hearts & Critical Minds, teacher-author Steven Wolk shows teachers how to help students become better readers as well as better people. "I want [my students] to be thinkers and have rich... View Details
Quick view Catching Readers Before They Fall, Grades K-4: Supporting Readers Who Struggle by Pat Johnson Every teacher of reading plays a vital role in helping to catch those readers for whom learning to read does not come easily. If you have ever been at a loss for what to say and do when... View Details
Quick view Caught in the Middle: Reading and Writing in the Transition Years by David Booth Caught in the Middle offers teachers a richly textured picture of the world of middle school students. David Booth describes who middle students are, explains why fostering their voice is important,... View Details
Quick view Celebrating Writers: From Possibilities to Publication by Ruth Ayres Writing begins before students even pick up a pencil, but there are many reasons to stop and rejoice between the idea and the finished project. By helping students celebrate each stage of the... View Details
Quick view Childhood and Nature: Design Principles for Educators by David Sobel In Childhood and Nature, noted educator David Sobel makes the case that meaningful connections with the natural world don't begin in the rainforest or arctic, but in our own backyards and... View Details
Quick view Choice Words: How Our Language Affects Children's Learning by Peter H Johnston Choice Words shows how teachers accomplish this using their most powerful teaching tool: language. Throughout, Peter Johnston provides examples of apparently ordinary words, phrases, and uses of... View Details
