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These practical and useful lesson plans promote teaching information and computer skills as an integral part of the middle school curriculum.

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The enchanting story of the real life Hannah Montana and her stunning success as a film, television, and music superstar.

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Specially commissioned short stories, on the theme of Mirrors. READERSHIP: 10 - 14

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A new collection of original monologues, duologues and scenes for young actors aged 7 to 16, written specifically for study, auditions, exams, and performance .

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Woffles is a dog. Very big and woolly. Stretch is a cat. Very smooth and slinky. But one day, this contented pair have a new addition to their family. A big ball of black fluff in the form of a very naughty kitten - Muffy - who holds up her claws with her nails sticking out. And Muffy decides to play tricks on Woffles and mayhem ensues.

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More Readers Theatre for Beginning Readers contains thirty all new scripts organized into three sections with ten scripts each for grades one, two, and three as analyzed by the Flesch Kincaid readability formula.

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More Readers Theatre for Middle School Boys: Adventures with Mythical Creatures will put imaginations to work to foster creativity and build reading skills.

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An accessible overview of dynamic ways that public libraries are using social networking to reach their teen patrons.

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At Muckabout School, pupils are not allowed to behave. IT IS FORBIDDEN. Its bad to be good and its good to be bad. So running in corridors, being rude to teachers, never saying sorry and being foul to your friends is the right way to behave.

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36 readers theatre scripts use authors and illustrators to awaken student imaginations.

This book of 36 readers theatre scripts (one for each week of the school year) concentrates on scripts written at multiple reading levels with a large number of partsincluding choral reading partsthat enable the entire class to participate.

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We've all got wacky families, it's just that some are wackier than others. Find out just how wacky some families can be in the sixth book in this hilarious series. Ages 7+.

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Cecil's mum wears long black boots, an even longer sword, and makes her enemies walk the plank. Putrid Percival serves sea monster soup for dinner when Cecil would rather eat pizza. Filthy Frederick stinks - but he's good at maths, and nobody's perfect. Cecil gets seasick and all he wants is a normal life. This book is for those aged 7 and above.

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Buzz is a polar bear, only part time of course, his dad and his twin brothers are monkeys, his sister is a giraffe, and his mum is the zoo's rhinoceros. Ages 7-10.

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When a friendly stork finally delivers teeny weeny Zeke and Eppie home from Mermaid Kingdom, they jump from his beak to fly down and kiss their mother, but she accidentally swallows them instead! What follows is a chuckle-choc-a-block adventure full of bubbling brains, jealous germs, fluffs, evil eyes, and heroic hearts.

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Celebrated author Nancy Polette offers a complete mystery literature guide for primary, intermediate, and middle school mysteries.

Librarians and teachers alike will find this engaging title from popular author Nancy Polette a joy to use, and the information it offers is a sure way to engage students in literature.

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A broadly based historical survey, this book examines Native American boarding schools in the United States from Puritan times to the present day.

Hundreds of thousands of Native Americans are estimated to have attended Native American boarding schools during the course of over a century.

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Build high-interest theme lesson plans that accurately portray Native peoples and cultures with this authoritative guide to the best children's fiction. This highly readable reference book also provides a balanced discussion of the disservice done to Native Americans by misleading, inaccurate, and insensitive books.

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Literature and educational books about Native Americans frequently present stereotypical images or depict the people as they existed hundreds of years ago. Reproducible activities, biographies of real people, and accurate background information help educators present a realistic and diverse picture of Native Americans in the twentieth century.

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Using the scientific method as a tool for learning and discovery, children explore such topics as birds, habitats, and biodiversity and are led into the study of all major areas of ecology.