Teaching with Games Set
A Word Write Now
Timeline of Classics : Historical Context for the Good and Great Books by Gail Ledbetter
$29.00 in spiral-bound 192 page book.
or $19.00 downloadable Ebook.
$29.00 in spiral-bound 192 page book.
or $19.00 downloadable Ebook.
This handy guide is the only tool you need to coordinate your literature and history studies for all ages.
It is organized into 4 time periods (great for classical study families ). The Ancients, Middle Ages, Renaissance & Reformation and Modern World.
Within each section you will find a Description or Time Period, Title, Author and suggested level (E-elementary, M-Middle, H-High school) for resources (books and movies!) that coordinate to that particular historical time period. If you pencil in the date as your child reads/watches each resource (or in my case...make a spreadsheet ) you can have a handy completed literature list for transcript purposes.
They have included an inspirational quote on each page too, I love these!
We are currently studying the Civil War. I simply opened to "The Modern World" and found an entire timeline of literary and excellent movie choices for ALL of my testers.
I have always wanted all this in one place, and now I've found it! This is one of the most valuable tools I have, and I know I will be using this one over and over again.
It is organized into 4 time periods (great for classical study families ). The Ancients, Middle Ages, Renaissance & Reformation and Modern World.
They have included an inspirational quote on each page too, I love these!
We are currently studying the Civil War. I simply opened to "The Modern World" and found an entire timeline of literary and excellent movie choices for ALL of my testers.
I have always wanted all this in one place, and now I've found it! This is one of the most valuable tools I have, and I know I will be using this one over and over again.
The appendix offers ways to "Make it fun" playing with words, transitions, prepositions, and literary genres and devices.
We keep this handy because ALL of my students use this resource regularly!
- games increase motivation & retention Did you know when we use and apply information, like in playing a game, we have 90% retention?
- games build critical thinking skills
This fabulous resource from IEW walks you hand-in-hand into the world of teaching with games. It's organized into several user-friendly sections:
- No-Prep games
- Matching Card Games
- Question Games
- Math Facts Games
- Make as You Teach Games
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