Books with title In the Classroom

Made by Crystal Hutchinson and Melisha Anderson, two K-2 teachers, for teachers in a guided reading setting, this book can also be used by parents to help their children with beginning sight words. In my classroom is a level A book made using Fountas and Pinnell criteria. The repetitive nature of the words coupled with pictures, help beginning readers gain confidence in their reading. Wanting to diversify their Guided Reading libraries to reflect their student population, Crystal and Melisha co-authored In my Classroom, the first of many books to feature pictures representing themselves and their students. In my Classroom will add variety and meaning to any Guided Reading library.

Made by Crystal Hutchinson and Melisha Anderson, two K-2 teachers, for teachers in a guided reading setting, this book can also be used by parents to help their children with beginning sight words. In my classroom is a level A book made using Fountas and Pinnell criteria. The repetitive nature of the words coupled with pictures, help beginning readers gain confidence in their reading. Wanting to diversify their Guided Reading libraries to reflect their student population, Crystal and Melisha co-authored In my Classroom, one of many books to feature pictures representing themselves and their students. In my Classroom will add variety and meaning to any Guided Reading library.

Shooga and his friends are off to school, excited to present very specialprojects to the class. When one Ooga’s project isn’t quite what everyone expected, a hard butvery important lesson is learned about forgiveness.We all experience negative emotions. Reacting to these emotions is key when it comes toresolving the conflict that is involved. The Oogas will help your child learn effective ways to dealwith hurt feelings and effectively communicate them. The book includes discussion questionsthat will help facilitate tough conversations and open doors to knowing your child better. Checkout our website, www.theoogaas.com , where you can find additional resources for parents andteachers.

Maverick Razzmatazz is starting his third year as a teacher in Whiskerville. His lessons about monsters are a big hit with the students, but not outraged parents or the stuffy old Principal, Mr. Curds. Can Maverick calm down his enthusiastic students before it gets him fired, or are their tales of a neighborhood monster true?Monsters in the Classroom is a fun mystery for young readers ages 7-12.

Bring ACT Math and Science prep into the classroom to enhance student learning! In this new copublication from Routledge and test-prep experts A-List Education, you’ll learn how the updated ACT exam is closely aligned with the Common Core, making it easy to weave test prep into your curriculum and help students hone the skills they need for college readiness. The book is filled with practical examples of how the Common Core State Standards are connected to specific sections, question types, and strategies applicable to the ACT, so you can simultaneously prepare your students for the test while improving their overall math, science, and reasoning skills.

The Oogas are off on another adventure, this time in their classroom, with a great lesson to be learned about Forgiveness. Miss Kay uses a great teaching moment to add another facet to the age-old universal Golden Rule, Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Matthew 22:37 - 39 Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all they heart, and with all thy soul, and with all they mind. This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself.

Ms. Bogus’ class has gone bonkers! The first day of school, she discovers that her classroom is full of Wild Things! You know: a shark, bear, dolphin, snake, gator, spider, and more! HOWEVER, as it turns out, her human students are the discourteous, unruly “wild things.” Young readers quickly learn that you have a choice to be “good"; or “wild";…and that it’s best to get over yourself and get along…because Ms. Bogus does NOT put up with Wild Things!Fabulous art by SCAD student Geraldine Csapek. She and I had a great time with this book, which I hope kids will really enjoy. A great read-aloud at home or school.