Fun with Sequencing Diagrams offers an innovative approach to teaching and reinforcing the sequencing diagram to primary students. Through short stories, higher order questions, and a variety of creative cross-curricular activities, multicultural characters (Toki, Ella, Ash, and Matt) encourage early learners to build reading comprehension and higher order thinking skills in every subject area. Brightly and imaginatively illustrated, each book contains eight full-color PowerPoint slides. Reproducible activity pages vary in difficulty from late kindergarten to early third grade to meet individual learning needs. Thinking cues based on Bloom's taxonomy, a a NCSS/NCTE/NCTM/NSES standards correlation chart, and an answer key are provided.

Fun with Venn Diagrams offers an innovative approach to teaching and reinforcing the Venn diagram to primary students. Through short stories, higher order questions, and a variety of creative cross-curricular activities, the Venn twins (Ken and Ben Venn) encourage early learners to build reading comprehension and higher order thinking skills in every subject area. Brightly and imaginatively illustrated, each book contains eight full-color PowerPoint slides. Reproducible activity pages vary in difficulty from late kindergarten to early third grade to meet individual learning needs. Thinking cues based on Bloom's taxonomy, a NCSS/NCTE/NCTM/NSES standards correlation chart, and an answer key are provided.

Fun with Web Diagrams offers an innovative approach to teaching and reinforcing the web diagram to primary students. Through short stories, higher order questions, and a variety of creative cross-curricular activities, Hairy Harry encourages early learners to build reading comprehension and higher order thinking skills in every subject area. Brightly and imaginatively illustrated, each book contains eight full-color transparencies (print books) or PowerPoint slides (eBooks). Reproducible activity pages vary in difficulty from late kindergarten to early third grade to meet individual learning needs. Thinking cues based on Bloom's taxonomy, a NCSS/NCTE/NCTM/NSES standards correlation chart, and an answer key are provided.

Current digital technologies have the potential to enhance primary children's mathematical learning. Calculators and computers can be used as tools in mathematics to perform routine processes or to explore mathematical ideas. Graphic and programmable calculators, and computers with open-ended software can also immerse children in exciting, creative and productive learning environments. The internet allows children to venture into the enormous world of mathematics beyond the classroom. This book provides teachers with insights into how other teachers and researchers have discovered ways to create powerful learning experiences for children. Each chapter helps the reader to understand why certain teaching approaches with technology are more effective than others, as well as providing many practical ideas for activities and projects for children with various ability levels and learning styles.

EBOOK: Object-Oriented Software Engineering: Practical Software Development Using UML and Java

Early Childhood Centers

EBOOK: Information Systems Development

This resource provides help with the basics of beginning writing--helping students learn to organize what they want to say, discover vocabulary to say it, and use structure to write it. Each skill is introduced at the oral level so students can readily formulate their ideas before trying to write them on paper. Activities address five stages of writing (pre-emergent, emergent, early, developing, and established) to help beginning writers progress through a continuum of skills. Great for ESL/ELL! Written by Jo Fitzpatrick, author of Phonemic Awareness and Reading Strategies That Work!

Ebook: Object-Oriented Systems Analysis and Design Using UML