Includes Full-Color Transparencies! A must-have collection of full-color transparencies, accompanied by mini-lessons and activities, open up a whole new world for students and teachers alike. Students become acquainted with latitude and longitude, time zones, climate, elevation, physical and political maps, and so much more

Packed with reproducible primary sources‹from the journal sketches of Lewis and Clark to a poster advertising Buffalo Bill

This collection of engaging, hands-on activities captures students

Teachers can help students understand the election process (and get involved!) with these quick, easy, and engaging activities that teach about how we elect our leaders; the presidency; the rights and responsibilities of voting; the differences between local, state, and national government; and more. Includes a read-and-write mini-book, election time line, polling and graphing activities, poems, literature links, computer connections, and a BIG, colorful poster! For use with Grades 1-3

Build skills across the curriculum with this exciting theme unit developed especially for young children! This book is jam-packed with everything you need to teach about the five senses: complete step-by-steps; innovative activities related to reading, writing, math, and science; fresh, hands-on reproducible pages; age-perfect literature suggestions; games; poetry; background information; easy assessment ideas; and a big, bright interactive poster. Learning has never been so much fun

Packed with reproducible primary sources—from the Mayflower Compact to political cartoons about the Stamp Act—this collection of authentic documents will capture students’ interest in the events and people of Colonial times. Teaching materials provide background information, document-based discussion questions, and reproducibles that help kids analyze and evaluate each historical document. For use with Grades 4-8

These Wordscape posters introduce students to English words in active and memorable ways, but they can also be used like any other picture to bring life and realism to lessons and to motivate learners to produce language

Pictures are useful tool for language teaching and learning. They bring life and realism to lessons and motivate learners to produce language. The sizeable format of these images makes them suitable for use in larger classes and the sturdy material makes them functional for hands-on activities

UNICEF and WHO are suppoting the integrated Management of Childhood Illnesses project

This broushure is about the United Nations and their main purposes