Hello All,
I know that there are some wonderful teachers from North Carolina on
these listservs . A neighbor is moving to the Charlotte area as soon as
she and her husband, who is currently down there working, find a house.
She has a daughter going into 9th grade and would love some suggestio
I'm in--I actually went to the library after reading some of the
messages and have started reading. I suspect I will be getting my own
copy soon.
Margie
Joy wrote:
Ok, let me locate my copy
Joy/NC/4
How children learn is as important as what they learn: process and content go hand in han
Leaf Peepers by Eve Bunting is another good one. Margie
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I have to agree with Lori's thoughts. My system uses Math Trailblazers,
the third of the three "reform math curricula" funded by NSF. Knowing
the spiral is very important, as with so many programs, there is too
much to do in a year. If each teacher or grade level independently
decides to ski
Natasha, I just went onto Amazon to look up this book and found that
there are several more books in this Read and Wonder series. Margie
Domina.Natasha wrote:
> I hope this doesn't count as straying too far off the topic of reading
> comprehension. I just wanted to share the title of a nonficti
Go to abebooks.com to find several copies available for $1.00 plus postage.
Margie
Adams Teri wrote:
> Reading with the Troubled Reader does a great job of helping you id how and
> why they struggle. Does your child lack experience with books, are they
> print bound, are they relying specificall
