Barchers, Suzanne I

An instructional guide for "The Watsons Go to Birmingham-- 1963" by Christopher Paul Curtis that provides close reading tasks, text-based vocabulary practice, cross-curricular activities, text-dependent questions, reader response writing prompts, and more.

Peter's friends figure out a way he can participate when they realize there are not any races for turtles on Field Day.

A birthday party-themed introduction to numbers and counting, examining the party planning process of twins Jen and Josh as they figure out how many guests to invite and how much food and favors they will need.

Introduces shapes and discusses the many places they can be seen, such as at school, at the market, and on a street. Text presented in Spanish.

A group of students use graphs and charts to record and show some of their favorite things and activities from the school year. Text presented in Spanish.

Introduces young readers to various shapes, with photographs that illustrate how shapes can be found in all sorts of places and objects. Text presented in Spanish.

Looks at some of the ways in which the 100th Day of School is celebrated in the classroom.

A bug can buzz and zap, a dog can yip and yap, but the King Street kids can do even more.

Ross and Gus can do many things like toss, bop, jog and much more.

Contains ten scripts for nine famous trials and one hearing in U.S. history adapted for middle and secondary school students that teaches critical thinking skills and includes such cases as the Lincoln conspiracy trial, the Lindbergh kidnapping, the Scopes Monkey trial, and the case against Lizzie Borden.