Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Nonfiction >> School & Education

When classmate and frequent tormentor Bobby Blair makes fun of Mathilda's incorrect answer to their teacher's question of how many quarter cups are in a cup, Mathilda despises her nickname even more. Why did her dad give her such an awful nickname? Poor Mathilda has unfortunately been called Math since she was a baby. Unfortunate, because mathematics is Math's worst subject in and out of school.

Math shares her feelings about Bobby Blair's teasing with her BFF Maddox, who is a math whiz. The girls are together so often, most people refer to them as one unit, Math'n'Maddox. Maddox...

This is the second in a series I penned "Who Wears A Hat Like That" look for more to come.

Enjoy learning as you explore your letters in this Alphabet Adventure full of cuddly creatures, exotic locations, and ultimate fun 32 pages of vibrant, colorful pictures make learning your alphabet an exciting and enriching endeavor.

The book is about a bumble bee that travels the world. Inspiring young children to want the most out of life and explore the world.

Schofield & Sims Grammar and Punctuation is a comprehensive programme for teaching grammar and punctuation while also building on vocabulary, reading and writing skills. Grammar 6 covers the National Curriculum requirements for Year 6.

Schofield & Sims Grammar and Punctuation is a comprehensive programme for teaching grammar and punctuation while also building on vocabulary, reading and writing skills. Grammar 2 covers the National Curriculum requirements for Year 2.

Schofield & Sims Grammar and Punctuation is a comprehensive programme for teaching grammar and punctuation while also building on vocabulary, reading and writing skills. Grammar 3 covers the National Curriculum requirements for Year 3.

Schofield & Sims Grammar and Punctuation is a comprehensive programme for teaching grammar and punctuation while also building on vocabulary, reading and writing skills. The Grammar 6 Teacher's Guide supports the explicit teaching of grammar and punctuation through structured lessons, stimulating focus texts and easy-to-use assessment.

Brandon is six today and is celebrating his birthday with his friends and family. Full of birthday surprises, party games, food and cake, Brandon really enjoys his birthday tea party. Happy birthday, Brandon

"As a teacher of health," says Janice Loschiavo, "I buy a lot of books with ideas to enhance my lessons. As a caring parent, I also read everything I can to do a better job of discussing sensitive topics with my own kids."

It became apparent to her that children listen and learn from stories, not from lectures. Storytelling comfortably opens dialog so a child can think and discover good solutions to everyday problems they face. Life's Lessons for Children provides all you need to get children to start thinking about issues like bullying, gender identity, sexual abuse, and...

This twelve week Zany Zoo Writing Adventure will spice up writing time and put a smile on every face. After the zookeeper goes home each night, the zoo comes alive with activity as the animals begin to talk Create a zoo community where the monkey mayor and kangaroo cupcake baker stirs up zany adventures for their fellow zoo mates. Children will love creating their own scenarios. Works with the wiggle in boys. Girls love it too

There are twelve bite size lessons teaching how to create characters, settings, and plots. Learn about how to use dialogue and stage directions for an...

Being a good student can take a lot of hard work. There's classwork, homework, test, projects, reading logs and so much more. Do you feel like school is just too hard? Do you think you will never like school? Follow Chae's 10 tips on what it takes to be the best student you can be and make yourself and your family very proud

This book is written to provide some basic education on the solar system to young children from kindergarten to third grade. The book presents a concise illustration of the components of the solar system at the basic level for young children.

Madison Ferguson is excited about being in the first grade at St. Anthony Catholic School in Washington, D.C. and shares her experiences in -It is the 100th Day of School and First Grade Rocks.- A real treat in the words of a 7-year old.

Empathy, critical thinking, good decision-making and cultural awarenss are needed to keep our public-behavior-wheels turning smoothly. Without it, daily life will continue to be a mine-field where people stumble culturally-- creating the impression that they are 'culturally clueless'. The authors of -The Don't Get Me Started Toolkit Strategies for a Culturally-Challenged World- share their toolkit of skills for middle and high school students. After finishing this workbook, students will be able to skillfully assess and respond to the many challenging situations they may encounter in this...