Books with title In the Classroom

Mr. and Mrs. Jones discover abandoned newborn kittens meowing loudly in their garage. How will these tiny kittens survive? Read the true story of how Mrs. Jones, who is frantic to feed the kittens, takes them to school where her students help feed them and give them tender, loving care. Because of the care given by the students, the kittens not only survive, but grow up to have many exciting adventures of their own!

Tina really wants a cat, but her parents say they have no time for pets. Then, one day at school, Tina opens her lunch box and finds Otto, a very, very small, but very, very naughty ghost. Otto turns lessons into riots and leaves the classroom in a shambles. Now he's going home with Tina. Will he behave himself? And will Tina's parents change their minds about cats when they see how much trouble ghosts can be?

Teacher's Edition Jazz in the Classroom provides opportunities for students to create improvised music by using a combination of jazz techniques and modern classroom practice. The ten sessions are developmental, starting with rhythm work, echo clapping, question and answer work, contrasting rock and swing feels. This leads on to melodic improvisation over ostinati, moving from small note groups to pentatonic scales, modes and finally major scales. Ideal for students between the ages of 10 and 14.

This book provides a variety of ways in which your class can approach composition. Opus 1 is suitable for classes of 9-11 year olds, and non-specialist music teachers will find material easy to follow and fun to explore. Slightly older pupils may be able to approach the projects without the teacher's supervision. Opus 2 is suitable for 12-13 year olds and will provide a useful background to Music. Table of Contents: Publisher: Boosey & Hawkes Composer/Author: Bramhall, David Artist: Arrange r/Editor: Catalog Number: 48011089 Pages: 44

When Molly hears that she is going to an assembly on bullying, she can't wait. Molly loves bulls, horses, and cows. Maybe she'll even get to ride a bull! But Molly soon learns that bullying has nothing to do with being a cowgirl. In Molly in the Classroom: A Child's Perspective of Bullying, Molly finds the courage to help put a stop to bullying in her school.

Tina really wants a cat, but her parents say they have no time for pets. Then, one day at school, Tina opens her lunch box and finds Otto, a very, very small, but very, very naughty ghost. Otto turns lessons into riots and leaves the classroom in a shambles. Now he's going home with Tina. Will he behave himself? And will Tina's parents change their minds about cats when they see how much trouble ghosts can be?