english language

A teacher's guide to be used with the "Writers INC" handbook for students, covering approaches to writing, assessment strategies, and other topics, and including tips and techniques for working with student writers and learners.

Leila Christenbury shares her philosophy of teaching English language arts at the secondary and middle school level, discussing the reality of life in the classroom; exploring theoretical and practical issues related to teaching literature, language, and writing; and including ideas and anecdotes.

"Build an apple for A, a bee for B, and a cake for C using LEGO? bricks. With simple directions you can practice your LEGO? building skills with an exciting project for every letter. Includes parts list for each project."--Page [4] cover.

Offers advice and exercise for middle school composition.

"Full of quirky and hilarious illustrations, each page in this book teaches a new basic grammar concept, including alliteration, similes, and much more, making dry topics into something approachable and fun"--OCLC.

A young girl counts, one, two, three, four, five different bugs.

Looks at some of the different creatures that leave tracks in the snow.

A monkey pulls a zebra's tail, setting off a chain reaction that comes right back to the monkey.

Presents an introduction to the alphabet, as twenty-six teddy bears, each representing a different letter of the alphabet, are described using simple rhymes.

This book provides the benefits of a large comprehensive dictionary and an extensive short-entry encyclopedia; it also has full-color sections on the Presidency of the U.S. and on the flags of the world.