New Releases by Jill NORRIS

Some doors are meant to stay closed. When best friends and paranormal podcasters Jules and Brittany check into the Davidson House, they expect another eerie episode for their listeners. A night of ghost stories, cold spots, and nervous laughter. But Room 1210 is different. Something inside it has been waiting... something that feeds on fear, guilt, and the fragile bonds between them. As the night deepens, the walls begin to whisper, shadows twist, and the hotel''s tragic history starts to mirror their own. What began as a recording session turns into a decent into madness. Where trust is tested, and their friendship may become the very thing that destroys them. Room 1210 is a haunting tale of loyalty, obsession, and the darkness that lingers when the past refuses to stay buried. Once you open the door, it''s already too late.

Au début du XXe siècle, en Grande-Bretagne, pays qui se veut un modèle démocratique, les femmes sont privées du droit de vote et celles qui le revendiquent sont réprimées. À Manchester et dans les villes cotonnières du nord de l’Angleterre, des ouvrières se mobilisent : ce sont les suffragistes radicales. Leur combat pour le suffrage s’inscrit dans celui, plus vaste pour la cause des femmes : pour de meilleures conditions de travail et l’égalité des salaires ; pour le droit à l’éducation et au divorce ; pour l’émancipation ouvrière et le socialisme. Leur militantisme lui-même est un combat, avec « une main liée dans le dos », quand il faut en même temps élever une famille et gagner sa vie. Quand la guerre éclate, les suffragistes radicales sont antimilitaristes et pacifistes. Jill Liddington (née en 1946) et Jill Norris (1949_1985), historiennes féministes britanniques.

The Use It! Don''t Lose It! Daily Practice Series helps your students use their skills, so they won''t lose them! There are five problems a day, every day, for 36 weeks. The practice activities are set up in a spiraling scope and sequence so that students practice skills at regular intervals. Each week problems are based on a grade-level appropriate topic so every time a skill shows up, it has a new context, requiring students to dig into their memories, recall what they know, and apply it to a new situation. Correlated to state and national standards, this six book series provides daily math and daily language practice.

This Daily Practice series helps your students use their skills, so they won’t lose them. There are five problems a day, every day, for 36 weeks. The practice activities are set up in a spiraling scope and sequence so that students practice skills at regular intervals. Each week’s problems are based on a grade-level appropriate topic so every time a skill shows up, it has a new context, requiring students to dig into their memories, recall what they know, and apply it to a new situation. Correlated to state and national standards, this six book series provides daily math and daily language practice for grades 6, 7, and 8.

Resource for bilingual, two-way immersion, and dual-language classrooms. The same stories and activities are presented in both languages. Activities focus on the essential skills of comprehension, vocabulary, phonics, and fluency.

Contains portable and self-contained centers that students may use to practice mathematics skills such as counting, number ordering, reading time and sorting shapes.

Bulletin boards are an important part of your classroom environment. They can make a room inviting, provide important information, display student''s work, and reinforce learning. Seasonal Bulletin Boards gives you step-by-step directions, a colored picture of the finished product, full-color letters for the captions, and coloful cutouts to enhance the boards.Here are some example of the charming boards for each season: Fall If I Were a Native American: a line of chidren in buckskin pants holds student projects A Harvest of Excellence: student work spills from a huge cornucopia Winter Hand-in-Hand for a Better Land: celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr.''s birthday with this tribute to cooperation and diversity Gung Hay Fat Choy: a giant dragon announces the Chinese New Year Spring Eggs-citing!: student writing hatches from an egg Flying High: soaring kites frame student work Summer Fishing for Good Work: an angler fishes for good work Yum! What Good Work: parading ants surround a picnic

How to Plan Your School Year is a must-have for first time teachers and will be a favorite resource for even the most experienced teachers. It is packed full of ways to organize your school year.There are so many ways for teachers to use this book, here are a few:Setting Up Your Room,space-saving storage ideas,bulletin boardsfull-color calendar months, dates & calendar add-ons; full-color cutout for 3 different job charts; patterns for 4 different welcome bulletin boards,reproducible name and desk tags, full-color passes.Planning Your Curriculum,introducing yourself and your classroom,first week of schoolteam building activities,complete first-day lesson plans for primary and intermediate grades.Classroom Management,rules,discipline techniques,rewards & consequences.Instructional Centers,organization tips,curriculum area centers,specific skill centers,four ready to go centers for both primary and intermediate grades.Cooperative Learning,techniques and trouble-shooting tips,two activities for primary and two for intermediate.Parent Communication,reproducibles galore,newsletter forms and notes,certificates and awards,tips for effective communication.Planning for a Substitute,substitute folder forms,complete one-day lesson plan for both primary and intermediate grades

This book has 36 weekly sections. Each week''s problems center on a theme. Monday through Thursday contain a one-or two-step word problem. Friday''s format is more extensive and may require multiple steps. Answer key in back.

"Stories and activities for each letter of the alphabet; word family practice; color, cut, and paste to learn; alphabet and number practice cards; answer key"--Cover.

Activities that are designed to help students learn math skills through computer use.

Fun learning activities you can recommend with confidence to parents. Each book in this series offers 56 or more simple activities to do with children throughout the day, centered on routine parent-child experiences.

Fun learning activities you can recommend with confidence to parents. Each book in this series offers 56 or more simple activities to do with children throughout the day, centered on routine parent-child experiences.

Fun learning activities you can recommend with confidence to parents. Each book in this series offers 56 or more simple activities to do with children throughout the day, centered on routine parent-child experiences.

25 lessons that help students practice mathematic concepts while they learn and use computer tools.

Successfully tested in classrooms and computer lab settings, these books provide students practice in important subject-area skills, while they learn and use the computer and keyboard tools. Now with nine titles, including three utilizing the World Wide Web.Help students learn to write a report using a bookmarked site on the WWW.

In a Car, on Vacation... Learn on the Go "TM" Practice Books are packed with a variety of educational activities that encourage children to think and grow!

Use the stories in this book to facilitate the discussion of important topics in the area of personal and social values, virtues, and responsibilities.

Our Building Vocabulary Series introduces students to important vocabulary concepts and language skills in an innovative way. Our Grammar & Punctuation Series presents fundamental language rules and provides worksheets with which students learn to apply the rules. Both series utilize an easy-to-see 11" x 17" chart format. Charts are ready to display and can introduce or review concepts. Engaging line art illustrations capture attention as they help teach. For use with whole class, small groups, or in a center. Rules include: sentences, nouns, past-tense verbs, comparative and superlative endings, sentence-end punctuation, abbreviations, capitalization, commas in lists/dates/addresses.

Step-by-step teacher information and reproducible forms, 5 types of logs and journals (reading response journals, writers'' logs, learning logs, dialogue journals, field notebooks). How to get started and how to evaluate.

Our most popular, best-selling series -- recently updated and expanded! Make these titles the cornerstone of your classroom''s writing program. Step-by-step directions for book-making projects and reproducible forms and patterns included. Students read a book, then create a class or individual book in response. Featuring 38 projects: picture books such as Stellaluna; chapter books such as How to Eat Fried Worms; and classics such as Mr. Popper''s Penguins. Fiction and nonfiction selections. Each project includes "After You Read" ideas for discussing the book, which serve as a prewriting lesson to the "Now Write!" activity. Each project is accompanied by an original poem.