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Contains step-by-step directions, templates, and assessment rubrics for twelve literature response projects suitable for middle and secondary school students. Includes a CD with files, project photographs, reproducible templates, sample projects, worksheets, and student handouts.

A comprehensive guide to fly lures for fishing that discusses the history of fly tying and provides an overview of basic materials and techniques, along with an illustrated overview of various fly patterns. Includes a CD-ROM with narrated demonstrations from the author.

Contains tools and strategies to help elementary school teachers and administrators incorporate differentiated teaching in the classrooms with activities for Language Arts, math, science, and social studies. Includes a CD with forty-eight customizable files.

A guide to the Internet's best sites on World War II that provides detailed reviews of the top one hundred sites, a one- to five-star rating of each site's content, a list of more than 140 additional sites, and a free CD-ROM with hotlinks to all the sites in the book.

Presents a collection of social stories with simple illustrations designed for serving people with autistic spectrum disorders (ASD) and those working for them.

Discusses planning and performing staff evaluations and evaluating staff development programs in order to improve staff training and overall student achievement.

An illustrated guide to the human body, providing information about anatomy, body systems, reproduction, aging, nutrition, genetics, and other related topics. Includes a CD-ROM with clip art.

Examines various treasure objects that have been lost and recovered by explorers and scientists throughout history; and includes a CD with clip-art and a fold-out wall chart.

An illustrated introduction to water that describes the differences between fresh and salt water, waves and tides, frozen water, the water cycle, the many ways that humans depend on water for survival, and other related topics. Includes a CD-ROM with clip art.

Traces the development of railways from the first Babylonian rutways to the electromagnetic, driverless trains of the twentieth century, and describes how trains are built and operated. Includes a CD-ROM with clip art and a poster.