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Bored and Loving It
Being bored and yet loving it seems oxymoronic, but it’s not. Our little book is about our three little animal friends who one way or another lose their cell phones and discover that being without them is actually fun! Their initial boredom turns into what boredom usually turns into: freedom of thought and individual creativity. Our three little friends journey from being trapped inside the doings of little object to being free in the vast interesting world around and inside them.
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OpenSciEd Unit 6.3: Weather, Climate and Water Cycling Student Workbook
OpenSciEd Middle School science program addresses all middle school NGSS standards. This comprehensive science curriculum empowers students to question, design, investigate, and solve the world around them.
- Phenomenon Based - Centered around exploring phenomena or solving problems
- Driven by Student Questions - Storyline based on students’ questions and ideas
- Grounded in Evidence - Incremental building and revision of ideas based on evidence
- Collaborative - class and teacher figure
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Navigator Heritage Series: The Egypt Game Novel Study Guide 1 Year License
The Egypt Game tells the adventures of two sixth-grade girls, Melanie Ross and April Hall. April Hall has just moved into her grandmother’s apartment after being left behind by her mother, who returned to Hollywood to continue acting. Despite April’s eccentricity, she becomes quick friends with her neighbor, Melanie Ross, and Melanie’s little brother Marshall. The three children are intrigued by anything that has to do with Egypt, and soon their active imaginations lead them to create their own Egypt land in the empty lot behind the shabby A-Z Antique and Curio Shop. They have thei
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Courage: Connections and Reflections Teacher Guide 1 Year License
For grades 7-8, this unit offers students the chance to compare and contrast their own lives with those of others. The unit explores social and historical issues by studying people, historical time periods and events, and students’ own lives. Novels, short stories, poetry, art, and music will be the avenues for addressing unit goals. Students will be given numerous opportunities for reading, writing, listening, and speaking.