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ACTIVITIES THAT FOLLOW THE CALENDAR
Three Cheers for Series for Grades 1 and 2 by Margaret Fetty and Diane Jasinski. From Steck-Vaughn. 2006. The monthly titles in this series link activities to state and national standards and also meet accreditation standards for child-created bulletin boards. The activities follow the school calendar and reflect the philosophy that children have different learning styles. The activities are based on the research of Howard Gardner, whose theory of multiple intelligences validates teaching thematically and using a variety of approaches to help children learn. Each book has seven units:
Here are the books with their themes: Three Cheers for January: Chinese New Year, Human Body, 100th Day of School, Arctic Life, and U. S. Heroes. BTH-1882, $11.69-D Three Cheers for February: Presidents' Day; Valentine's Day; Dental Health; Black History Month; Fairy Tales / Nursery Rhymes. BTH-1883, $11.69-D Three Cheers for March: Space; Seeds / Plants; Time; Spring / Flowers; Ladybugs. BTH-1884. $11.69-D
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