Role-playing can teach life-long skills--and it's fun, too Another in the Reader's Theatre series, this edition presents scenarios that teach students how to problem-solve with creativity. Each play includes a vocabulary guide and before-and-after reading activities. Grades 5-7

Left brain meets right when your students use role-playing to illustrate science and math principles. This wonderful tool allows you to use your own creativity and knowledge of your class to adapt themes and activities. Reader's Theatre enforces national standards and works for students of all reading abilities. Grades 5-7.

Teachers and librarians now have a way to quickly and easily implement innovative strategies for using props and visual aids to connect young readers with books.

Thrills and chills, witches, ghosts, and goblins--these terrifying teaching tools don't need to be controversial to inspire reluctant readers in grades K-6. Cross-curricular lesson plans are linked to language arts, social studies, math, art and technology.

Every moment has the potential to be a "learning moment." Use these quick, imaginative, curriculum-based activities with 4th-6th grade students to get them thinking while having fun at the same time