Education, Elementary
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Writing in the Elementary Classroom Community of Learners
An Implementation Guide by Darlene L Smith
As the world continues to change and adapt, so too should the classroom. Finding an instruction methodology that can adapt to the needs of all students, however, can be challenging. Even more so when it comes to teaching elementary writing....
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“Quote, UnQuote”
“Kids really do say and do the darndest things, some adults too!” by Mary Blakey Gibbs
The anecdotes included in this book contain dialogue from students and co-workers that span twenty-seven and a half years. Some entries are humorous and heartwarming and depict the real innocence of youth. Some entries may spark unpleasant or...
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Here Comes Grade One!
The Big Bundle Grade One Canadian Curriculum Workbook by Sharon Fitzpatrick
Grade One lays the foundation for a child’s education; over that first year, there’s a lot of ground for a teacher to cover—and a lot of worksheets to plan. There’s no need to develop those materials from scratch! Developed by an elementary...
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Special Just As I Am
by Sandra Marji
Special Just As I Am is a book about the diversity of children. You will meet a little boy named Brian and his group of friends. Each child will introduce themselves and the different adversities that they experience on a day to day basis....
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The Chocolate Story
by Moji
Chances are that you like chocolate, right? But have you ever wondered where this delicious food comes from? In this colorful book, discover the author’s story of working on a cocoa plantation in Ghana, and follow the steps that cocoa takes to...
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Sayni and the Windowjet Brothers
by Garth Laidlaw
Sayni and the Windowjet Brothers is about the importance of finding your own individual path regardless of the pressures to conform to a straightforward, mainstream route through life. Follow young Sayni as she seeks to find her passion in life...
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Skits and Plays For Children
An anecdotal look at Wiigyat’s character by Dr. M. Jane Smith
Skits and Plays for Children raises the curtain on the infamous Gitxsan Trickster named Wiigyat. Most of the plays feature the Trickster. His antics provide important lessons for the children who have been involved or watched the plays. The...
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The Ugly Toad
by Jenny Mernickle
The Ugly Toad is a powerful little book that illustrates that the impact of words, as being true or false, is based on your own ability to determine what you believe. It is beautifully illustrated and written for readers of all ages to fully...
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