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  WHAT IS TRACKING?   Tracking is, of course, the study of animal footprints. But it is also far more, a whole world in fact. Beyond simply telling the identity of an animal by its tracks, many more questions arise—when was the track made?, why was it here in this particular place?, how did it…

Welcome to one of the largest book websites in the world and the most complete website for schools to look-up, research and order books online. The only website that offers a complete Lexile search to help teachers, parents and students find books.

  In this space, you will find creative and practical tools for school, church and home! Whether you are looking for one-on-one curriculum or material for a whole classroom, we have the resources for you. Shop our reading and Bible materials at our Teachers Pay Teachers store and check out our blog for more helpful information from…

As a Montessori learning community, we inspire life-long learning and a peaceful world by nurturing the natural development of the whole child.

Free literature based classroom units, reviews of great books for kids, ways to use them in the classroom, free teaching guides and activities. Picture Books, Novels and Nonfiction.

Dedicated to great teaching, Tactical Steps Education provide teacher training solutions supported by teaching resources that help all content area teachers. Improve literacy and thinking skills, engage students and achieve more within the content area. Your curriculum will tell you what to teach and our training and resources will tell you how.

Wishing Well School is a non-profit that offers a preschool, a mixed-age kindergarten and a 1-6th grades and home school learning center, inspired by Waldorf education located in Los Osos on the central coast of California. Our program is open to children 3 through 11 years old and is taught by certified Waldorf and California…

Our Philosophy    The Whole School's belief is that optimum learning occurs by honoring each child's social and emotional needs, inherent curiosity, imagination and enthusiasm. Helping children to recognize their own potential is essential to fostering leadership, confidence, self-esteem and a life long love of learning. Students at The Whole School are in the classroom Monday - Thursday. Friday is reserved…

Free literature based classroom units, reviews of great books for kids, ways to use them in the classroom, free teaching guides and activities. Picture Books, Novels and Nonfiction.

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How and why to use paper scrolls and colored markers to teach reading comprehension skills and classroom content. Improve the clarity and effectiveness of reading comprehension skills instruction. Supports a high level of differentiated instruction and a wide range of learning styles. A new approach to graphic organizers. Workshops for teachers. Continuing education credits for teachers. Continuing education units for teachers. Professional improvement.

Nancy Fetzer's programs and inservices unite the most highly effective instructional methods and strategies for the classroom teacher. Now, the educator, whether a veteran or rookie, practices good, first teaching to reach all students from various backgrounds, languages and abilities. The Reading, Writing and Word Study Inservices and Programs provide a complete picture for the teacher and student to use as a reference. These are scaffolding tools to guide children in the world of print so they may read and write at grade level with various amounts of support. Each program includes motivating, colorful posters, student mats, wall charts and instructional manuals for teachers to model, and guide learning followed by student practice to reach independence.

Achieve higher test scores and earn better grades in content areas with local one-day training sessions with Rober M. Goss, Jr., M.Ed.

Edutunes.com produces a series of innovative music-based math, science and phonics learning tools for your kindergarten through third grade student

When there is too much to do, or think, or finish (and there often is), the world won't stop to wait for you. It won't let you rest. It won't let you focus. Only you can do that. Many of the most successful people in the world maintain demanding schedules, juggle responsibilities and discover their peak performance by expertly managing their mornings. How I manage my mornings makes all the difference. Build Your Life Raft with Routine A morning routine accomplishes three key things: It frees you from decision-making, which preserves willpower. It gives you time to think, plan and act, before the day makes you react. It builds mindful awareness of what's within your control and what isn't. Here's my typical routine: 5:00 - Out of bed, make coffee, slowly wake up 5:30 - 5 minute meditation using the Simple Habit app 5:35 - Thinking, reading and/or writing (they all go hand-in-hand) 6:30 - Review and plan my day, check email 6:40 - More writing/creating 7:15 - Help my daughter get off to school 7:45 - A few chores around the house 8:00 - Check the news online 8:15 - Head to the gym or shower and get to the office, or finish up morning work While the pieces might move around from one day to the next, the effect is the same: I take the time to put my priorities first and to get my head on straight. Whatever comes next is a whole lot easier to handle.

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