New Releases by Nancy Polette

Brings history alive with junior novels by using a whole language approach.

Harold''s imagination takes him on an adventurous romp through the alphabet with a number of familiar storybook characters.

Teaching guide of thinking activities based upon contemporary fiction written for young people in grades 7-12.

Assists the primary student in making decisions based on the lovable characters created by Crosby Bonsall.

In Hans Christian Andersen couldn''t spell, the author takes a light-hearted look at the early lives of some very gifted and talented people.

Features authors Dr. Seuss (Theodor Seuss Geisel), Joan M. Lexau, Ezra Jack Keats, Hardie Gramatky, Robert Lopshire, Evaline Ness, Lillian Hoban, Arnold Lobel and Martha Alexander.

Children will write poems, make decisions, solve problems, design a centerpiece and take part in other activities after sharing the Amelia Dedelia books.

Children will write poems, make decisions, solve problems, design a centerpiece and take part in other activities after sharing the Amelia Dedelia books.

Approaches research through activities that promote critical and productive thinking. Skills of location, acquisition, organization, communication, and evaluation of information are presented. Intended to move students from teacher-directed to self-directed learning.

A literature simulation based on The Pied Piper of Hamlyn. Deasigned to promote reading comprehension and logical and critical thinking skills.

Presents a program for gifted education providing strategies and techniques for the reading experience. Includes suggested activities to use with specific titles.