Best Selling Books 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.

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

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.

Take fun, exciting literature projects, store them in labeled construction paper pockets, add a charming cover, and Voila, Literature Pockets! You couldn''t find a more impressive way to create portfolios to display what students have learned in their literature studies. Twelve pockets -- the history of the Caldecott Medal and eleven medal-winning illustrators and their books. There are art and writing projects for each award-winning book.

Teach language arts and math concepts using 12 popular rhymes. Includes illustrated rhymes, headbands, puppets, picture and word cards, reproducibles, and manipulatives.

Provides a framework for teaching students in grades 3 through 6 how to write a report. Students learn to locate information from various sources, and synthesize that information into an organized report.

Activities in this book are a valuable resource for children.

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.

Contains 12 portable centers that students can use to practice their reading and writing skills.