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Life on the Internet: Article Links on Social Networking and Writing Communities
NEW!
Lesson Planner 2.0 Use this tool to easily create, edit, and print out
daily or weekly lesson plans and class schedules. Save time by duplicating
recurring events electronically. Enter and store district or state standards,
and correlate them to specific lessons. This alternative to handwritten lesson
plans allows you to input curriculum standards and instantly correlate your
lesson plans to state or district standards; assign recurring events or duties
to appear on a regular schedule throughout the year; store frequently used plans
for immediate recall into your schedule; create your plans electronically, and
conveniently view or print your plans by the day or week. Includes
MAC/WIN CD and User's Guide. Requires Wiindows 95/95/2000 or higher, Pentium
Processor 100 MGHz +, 5 MB Hard Drive Space or Mac System 8.6 to OSX, G3 233
MHz, including iBooks and iMACs, 5MB Hard Drive Space. BTH-5313.
$21.59-D
NEW!
Gradekeeper Software, Teacher Created Resources. Save time by using this
software to manage your grade books. Now it's easy to set up grading options and
to generate helpful reports. A user's guide is included. you can list up to 100
students per class and 100 assignments per term. You can group assignments in up
to ten categories. Grades can be computed based on total points or category
weights. You can export information to the web to share with parents and
students at home. Includes MAC/WIN CD and User's Guide. Requires
Wiindows 95/95/2000 or higher or Net 4.0 or later, 2 MB available RAM, 2X CD-ROM
player or faster, 2 MB Hard Drive Space or PowerMac System 8.1 or later 2 MB
available RAM, 2X CD-ROM player or faster, 2 MB Hard Drive. BTH-5314.
$19.79-D
Math Wizard software produced by Teacher Created Resources. Create and
print math worksheets and answer keys with just a few clicks of the mouse! This
easy-to-use software quickly creates worksheets for addition, subtraction,
division, multiplication, currency, fractions, measurement conversions, and
time. Each worksheet can be customized by specifying number range, use of
positive and negative numbers, appearance, and more. Compatible with Windows and
Macintosh computers. Requires Windows 98 or later , Macintosh OS X or later
CD-ROM drive, and 5 MG available space. . For grades K-8. BTH-5318. $22.49-D
Word Wizard software produced by Teacher Created Resources. Add
interest to lessons in spelling, vocabulary and other language arts topics. With
just a few clicks, you can create motivating games, activities and worksheets.
Start by selecting words from a huge, grade-specific word bank. Or use your own
word lists to supplement the curriculum you are teaching. Then print your choice
of several options: word cards for use in a pocket chart, flash cards,
bingo-type games, word cubes, word scrambles, Venn diagrams, word banks or lists
with one or more columns, and more. Compatible with Windows and Macintosh
computers. Requires Windows 98 or later , Macintosh OS X or later, CD-ROM drive,
and 5 MG available space BTH-5317. $22.49-D
Web 2.0 , Media, and Computer Literacy
Do you enjoy social networking? I just discovered a site where you can actually get paid for it. It's not a lot, but those pennies can add up and help buy some of those extras you want for your classroom. Just unwind a bit each day starting discussions and commenting on other discussions on more subjects than you can imagine and the pennies will turn to dollars. To get started, just go to MyLot.com . Signing up is easy. I will be writing more about this on my blog very soon with hints on how to make your MyLot experience smoother so you can use your time there more efficiently.
1001 Best Websites for Educators, 3rd Edition, by Timothy Hopkins.
Teacher Created Resources, 2008 printing. Discover how to use the Web to open up
a whole new world for your classroom. Also get tips on searching the Internet
and finding software you'll need to take advantage of all the Web has to offer.
You can find free stuff for teachers, tried and true lesson plans,
age-appropriate research materials, funding sources, resources for special
education, and more. 256 pages. BTH-5320. $22.49
1001 Best Websites for Kids, 2nd Edition, by Lynn Gustafson.
Teacher Created Resources, 2009 printing. This directory includes more than 1000
annotated entries of great Web sites! Use them to find just what you need..288
pages. BTH-5319. $17.99-D
Media Literacy Series from Teacher Created Resources: Help students learn to think critically about the thousands of media messages they encounter each day via art, music, video games, radio, TV, websites, newspapers, magazines, ads, and packaging. Standards-based lessons require students to deconstruct, examine, discuss, and create media messages. As they develop media literacy, they learn to make thoughtful, informed decisions. Available for grades 5-8. See specific titles below.
Media Literacy Grade 5 by Melissa Hart.2008. Media is defined as the ways people connect to each other, and media literacy as knowing a lot about a lot of media forms. Students will look critically at Petroglyphs (the first media), print ads, billboards, radio, televsion, music, videogames, packaging, product placement, magazines, newspapers, art, and websites. Students will evaluate the media introduced with written and hands-on activities. . Reproducable for classroom use. 144 pages. BTH-5757. $15.29
Media Literacy Grade 6 by Melissa Hart.2008. Media is defined as the ways people connect to each other, and media literacy as knowing a lot about a lot of media forms. Students will look critically at Petroglyphs (the first media), print ads, billboards, radio, televsion, music, videogames, packaging, product placement, magazines, newspapers, art, and websites. Students will evaluate the media introduced with written and hands-on activities. . Reproducable for classroom use. 144 pages. BTH-5758. $15.29
Media Literacy Grade 7-8 by Melissa Hart.2008. Media is defined as the ways people connect to each other, and media literacy as knowing a lot about a lot of media forms. Students will look critically at Petroglyphs (the first media), print ads, billboards, radio, televsion, music, videogames, packaging, product placement, magazines, newspapers, art, and websites. Students will evaluate the media introduced with written and hands-on activities. . Reproducable for classroom use. 144 pages. BTH-5759. $15.29
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