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Volume 13, Issue 46
November 17, 2009

Education World's Work Sheet Library includes hundreds of free printables for use across the grades and across the curriculum. You will find a sampling of our printables below. Visit our Work Sheet Library for a complete selection. Math Fact Practice Math Fact Practice Work Sheets Use these printables for addition, subtraction, and multiplication math fact practice. Coming soon: division. Free Work Sheets From TLS Books Synonym Practice Circle the word that is a synonym for the underlined word in each sentence. Every-Day Edits Primary Edits Animals A to Z: Jaguar. Ele-Middle Edits Marie Curie, Oklahoma, Macy's Parade... Writing Bug Story Starter Each Person Is... One Native American proverb says, "Each person is his own judge." What does that proverb mean to you? Hunt the Fact Monster Primary Hunt November hunt #4 Ele-Middle Hunt Hunt #12 Build a Fab Vocab Vocab-u-lous! Activity Words that begin with L. Geography A to Z Places That Begin With the Letter F Can you name all seven places? Math Cross Puzzle Math Puzzle # 3 Associative property: (5 + 6) x 2 Make Your Own Work Sheet Work Sheets for Thanksgiving Create an activity for any subject.

Geography Awareness Week
Geography lessons can make a "world" of difference in students' knowledge of the world and in their test scores. That's because geography is multidisciplinary by nature. Our archive presents geography lessons that teach geography as well as math, language, and cultural literacy. Included: Dozens of lessons for Geography Awareness Week, November 15-21, 2009.

More Reading Fun
Dozens of special activities shine the spotlight on reading all year long.

Thanksgiving
Ideas for teaching about Thanksgiving then and now.

Native American Heritage Month
Explore the history and culture of America's original inhabitants.

Bullying Awareness Week
For many years, bullying was seen as a necessary evil -- an unpleasant, but unavoidable, rite of childhood. Ignore it, we thought, and it would go away. The problem hasn't gone away, though, and educators can't ignore it. Included: Ten special activities for Bullying Awareness Week (November 15-21) -- activities for teaching kids about empathy, anger management, and effective conflict resolution.

The Great American Smokeout (November 20)
Use these activities to help you impart the "stamp out smoking" message.

Lesson Plan of the Day
See lesson plans posted on recent days. Search for lessons by subject.

Friday Fun
Create a favorite book on tape so others might enjoy it too.

News for Kids
Which Animal Is the Weirdest in the World?
Learn about five very weird-looking animals. Vote for the one you think is weirdest.

Learning Game of the Week
"Read the Teacher's Mind" game reinforces vocabulary, more.

Vicki Cobb's Show-Biz Science
Kids use their tongues to test pain endurance.

Box Cars and One-Eyed Jacks Math Games With Joanne and Jane
This week: "Fishing for Division Facts."

From Our Early Childhood Activity Bank
Special Activities for This Week
Turkey, Turkey (Art)
Turkey Hide and Seek
Thanks for the Corn (Math)
Cookin' Up Thanksgiving Words
Giving Thanks
A Harvest Snack
The Wampanoags

From the Learning Machine
Explore the coolest resources on the Web.
From the Math Machine
Time to Move is a fun Web site for teaching measurement and sorting. (Grades 1-2)
From the Science Machine
Use Energy Vampires to explore the topics of energy and electricity. (Grades 2-6)
From the Reading Machine
I Spy City reinforces vocabulary. (Grades K-4)

Teacher-Submitted Lesson Plans
Teacher Lesson #1
Learning math fact is fun with the "Doughnut Race."
Teacher Lesson #2
A handful of fun ideas for teaching about mysteries.
Teacher Lesson #3
Use letters in a book's title to write an acrostic book report.

More Lesson Ideas
Sudoku Puzzles
Book Report Makeover
Backpack-tivities (Homework Activities)
Technology Lesson Plans

Bulletin Boards That Teach
Search 'n Spell -- Can students find this week's spelling words in this bulletin-board word search puzzle?

5-Minute Fillers
Volume 26

Just for This Month!
See our November Month of Fun, November Word Search, and November Coloring Calendar. PLUS! Create your own work sheets for this month's holidays and special days.

Best Books for Teaching About… Each week, Education World presents our Editors' Choices for the best books for teaching about popular classroom themes. Check out our choices and add your own recommendations to the Readers' Voices section of this week's themed booklists. Best Books for Teaching About...The Five Senses Best Books for Teaching About...Oceans See more great books for students and classroom teaching themes.

Strategic Management of Human Resources, an education task force whose goal is to improve student achievement, recently issued a report containing 20 recommendations that task force members believe will help state and local education agencies achieve that goal. The report, like most such reports, garnered support -- and criticism. One school superintendent took issue with what he saw as the report's primary message -- the need to recruit "the best and the brightest" to be teachers. "In our profession, not everyone can teach regardless of how smart they may be," said Delmar, Delaware, school superintendent David C. Ring Jr. "We need people who can relate to children." His remarks elicited this response from task-force chair Tim Pawlenty, governor of Minnesota...." Read more.

Are You Teaching the Real Story of the First Thanksgiving?
Are you teaching the true Thanksgiving story or is the version you're passing on to your students a blend of fact and myth?

Teacher Feature
What We're Grateful For
Nicole Nelson's kindergartners use technology to express appreciation at Thanksgiving.

Wire Side Chat
Okay, Grammar Still Isn't Fun, But Everyone Can Master It
Veteran English teacher Marian Anders wants people to know that when it comes to grammar, making the right choice needn't be an ordeal.

A Parent Engagement Model That Works
Parent "engagement" can offer a superior opportunity for schools to work with families to improve their communities and the academic achievement and futures of their children.

Strategy of the Week
Stress Relief
Do you ever find yourself dealing with unmotivated, disrespectful, or unruly students? With large classes, heavy workloads, or unreasonable accountability standards? With job-related stress? What teacher doesn't?

From Our Classroom Management Archive

Ken Shore: The ABCs of Bullying Prevention
Dealing With Bullying Victims
Your success in counseling bullying victims depends largely on your ability to establish trust in the face of embarrassment and reluctance to talk about it.

Ms. Powell's Tips for Organizing Your Classroom
Creative Curtains
Create hidden storage by hanging a decorative curtain.

Classroom Management Article of the Week
Creating a Climate for Learning
In Positive Classroom Discipline, Fred Jones states, "The most widespread management technique at home and in the classroom is nag, nag, nag." It's also probably the least effective. Learn how to stop nagging and start teaching.

From Our Classroom Tips Library
Classroom Management: Be Kind to Substitutes
Behavior Management: School Allowance, Service, Certificates
Motivating Kids: Minimize Downtime
Book Report Makeover: Describe It!
Homework Tips: Participation Guide
Best Idea Ever: The Importance of Listening
Testing Tips: A Test Tour

Education World's
Professional Development Columnists

Ruth Sidney Charney: The Responsive Classroom
Logical Consequences Teach Important Lessons
Logical consequences reinforce the limits of the classroom, the accountability of each individual, and the belief that we can take better care of ourselves, one another, and our environment.

Fred Jones's Tools for Teaching
Follow Through and Pseudo-Compliance
In the body language poker game, teachers fold when they turn a way from a situation before students have folded. Students fold when they abandon pseudo-compliance and get back to work.

Emma McDonald: The New Teacher Advisor
Managing Student Talking
With the onset of collaborative learning groups and hands-on learning activities, the lines of when students can and cannot talk have become blurred. So, how do you manage the talking going on your classroom without stifling creativity and learning?

Eric Baylin's Songs to Brighten a Teacher's Day
The Curriculum Mapping Song
Yes, curriculum mapping can be a little tedious, and -- by the way -- where do we find the time? But it makes good sense...doesn't it? So, if curriculum mapping sometimes gets you down, just sing your mapping woes away.

Meet other members of Education World's Professional Development columnist team.

The Math And Science Corner Wendy Petti's Math Cats Enhanced Visual Instructional Plans I'd like to propose an adaptation to the Visual Instructional Plan that also includes a thinking prompt. Featured Math Article Start Your Engines Merging his life-long love of racing and a classroom of fourth graders, teacher Tom Stock created a winning learning combination. Go Figure! Rearrange the shapes to create a new pattern. Fair Game Subtraction Subtraction; odd and even numbers. Math Mnemonics How to do long division. THE SCIENCE LAB Hot Box A demonstration of why Venus is hot!

The Writing Center

Discovering the Writers Within
Convince students that writing is worthwhile and that their oral vocabulary and reading experiences give them tools to express themselves. Their skills will grow.

Family History Project
Donna Kielty's family history project teaches students who "Americans" are.

Giving Thanks
Three things I am most thankful for are...

What I'm Really Good At
I'm really good at these three things...

Writing Lessons
Cinderella and The Rough-Face Girl
Compare Cinderella to the native tale The Rough-Face Girl.
Working on the Slant
Compare how several newspapers cover a story.

The Reading Room

Best Books for Teaching About...
Landforms
Reading

More from Our Professional Development Channel This ten-part series from the Department of Education explores the components of a successful strategy for educating children with ADHD. Part 8 Organizational and Study Skills Useful for Academic Instruction of Children With ADHD Many students with ADHD are easily distracted and have difficulty focusing their attention on assigned tasks. However, these practices can help children with ADHD improve their organization of homework and other daily assignments.

An Attitude of Gratitude Students identify unusual things they're thankful for, and then represent those things on a PowerPoint slide. Sites to See Thanksgiving Whether you're looking for Thanksgiving games, crafts, coloring pages, recipes, or lesson plan ideas, one of these sites is sure to have what you need. Larry Ferlazzo's Best... The best places non-tech-savvy people can find resources related to technology trouble-shooting and software questions. Happy Thanksgiving! You're sure to find lots of uses for this Happy Thanksgiving sign. A Techtorial Make trading cards with Word.

This Week's Featured Articles

A Thanksgiving WebQuest
The U.S. Congress has decided to change the name of Thanksgiving. Your team will help Congress decide what the new name should be.

Meeler's Weblog Class
Hillary Meeler's students blog their way to better writing skills.

What's the Point of PowerPoint?
PowerPoint can be a powerful tool, but its bells and whistles can distract students from the importance of content. How can you rein in the PowerPoint beast?

Education World's
Technology Columnists

Doug Johnson: Tech Proof
It's Delightful; It's del.icio.us
The online bookmarking site del.icio.us is, in many ways, the poster child for what is commonly called Web 2.0.

Brenda Dyck: Brenda's Blog
Web 2.0 Tools
Will the potential of Web 2.0 find its way back into the classroom? Will these new tools transform education or simply entertain?

Nancy Willard: Cyber Savvy
Why Teens Make Unsafe Choices
The factors implicated in online decision making include the same factors that influence real-world decision making -- with a cyber-twist.

From the Learning Machine

From the Science Machine
Use Nanozone to explore the topics of technology, biology, and health.

From the Reading Machine
Flood reinforces vocabulary, classification skills.

From the Math Machine
Follow the Stars is a fun Web site for teaching about patterns.

Featured Site Reviews

Check out this week's site reviews:

Animal Bytes
Animal facts, photos, Webcams, more.

Get Body Smart
An eBook about human anatomy and physiology.

Amazon Interactive
Explore the Amazon Rainforest -- without getting muddy.

Explore our Site Review Archives for more great sites. You also can keep up with our latest reviews by signing up for our Site Review Newsletter.

A Healthy School Lunch
A middle school in Berkeley, California, serves up nutritious grub kids love.

What can you do with SchoolNotes? Check out The Redding Report.

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From Our Leadership Library 100 Mile Club Offers Exercise, Focus Club provides recess focus and structure, reduces scuffles. "Principal for a Day" Programs Provide Benefits PFAD connects schools with businesses and community leaders. Make Graduation Day Special High schools take a page from the book of higher learning. Year-Round Schools Is year-round schooling the answer?

Principal's Tough Stand Turns School Around
Frustrated by what he considered low expectations and minimal structure at American Indian Public Charter School, Dr. Ben Chavis set out to reform the school instituting no-nonsense policies regarding attendance, appearance, and instruction. And it worked.

A Blog for School Leaders
Have you seen the latest blog entries?
Cuts, Cuts, Everywhere: Even Principals Get the Ax
Just when we thought that budget cuts could not cut deeper, our hurting economy is forcing schools and districts to dig deeper for line items to chop. Some of the cuts we have read about recently make sense in trying times, but others verge on the absurd.
Students' Hard Work Educates Community About Recycling

Partners for Student Success
Feeding a Community
Part of the mission at Scott Elementary School (Naperville, Illinois) is to educate students to be "community contributors." The school's food drives involve students in each step of the process -- from visiting the food pantry to reporting results.

From the Principal Files
Hiring Teachers
A recent news article discussed what school principals look for in the new teachers they hire. The article identified 15 traits that are most important. Which of those 15 "can-do" characteristics is number one on the list? Education World asked our Principal Files principals that question. Included: Our P-Files team ranks the top qualities of new teachers.

Focus On...
Teacher Evaluations
Evaluating teachers is one of a principal's most important -- and time-consuming -- tasks. But taking the time to do it right is the key to helping your staff and school achieve its potential. The articles in this archive share practical tips to help you plan, carry out, and get the most out of the evaluation process.

Newsletters 'R Us
Copy and paste this free content into your teacher or school newsletters.
The ABCs of Student Success N is for Nothing
Caught on the Web Native American Language (Grades 3-up)
Newsletter Clipart Library Thanksgiving.
Fun Facts Volume #8
Parent Newsletter Template December Holidays
Math @ Home You're Gonna Flip
Parent Pointers Improving Time Management

Education World's
Administrator's Desk Columnists

Pete Hall's Always Strive To Be a Better You
Before "Lightning" Strikes
Around and around we go with the Frequent Fliers. The Detention Crew. The kids who have difficulty staying out of trouble. They are the Lightning Club. Lightning can strike at any time, without warning. Included: Start a Lightning Club in your school.

Diane Hodges' Looking Forward to Monday Morning
Monday Morning Archive
An award-winning educator, highly acclaimed speaker, and bestselling author, Dr. Diane Hodges' weekly Monday Morning columns present a wealth of ideas administrators can use to drive staff members happy.

From Our Admin Feature Archive Principal Ideas #44 The Starfish Award, private pool party, Principal Bucks store, more... Pawlas on PR No news is bad news, so be sure to trumpet your school's good news. Take Five for... Developing school-business partnerships in your community. (Part 2) Exceptional Event Literature Night How I Handled... Working with a substitute who was getting poor reviews from teachers. Instant Meeting #34 Use this BINGO activity to break the ice in a new group. Morning Math Questions for Week #13 More Features Turnaround Tales School Grants Administrators Message Board

Education Humor With Regina Barreca
Laughter Is a Class Act
"Ami is a brilliant teacher and a wonderful woman. It turns out, however, that she is not the world's best proofreader. Based on the prototype she handed to the printers, Ami wound up with 200 buttons declaring...‘Teachers Are My Hepoes.'"

Peek's Perspective on Grant Writing with Don Peek
Are You Filling Out Your Grant Applications Properly?
You may think that since you have a college degree -- or two, or three -- that you should be able to fill out a grant application properly. For the most part, I agree. But it's not really the application itself that trips most people up. It's their approach to the application.

Carlton Ashby's The Power Is In You
We Can Be the "Miracles" in Our Students' Lives
A Whitney Houston video and a couple events from this week at school have me thinking about how many times we teachers go the extra mile for our students. We are empowered to make a difference in their lives in so many ways because that is part of the "calling" we feel.

Mr. Ivan:
The Principal Poet
"The Mouse in School"
Education World's resident poet, Mr. Ivan, presents a poem that is sure to bring grins to school leaders everywhere. This week's poem is "The Mouse in School."
"Vermin! Vermin!" Our
Teacher's voice was shrill!
And that much exuberance
Gave us kids a thrill...
Read more...

Meet the other members of Education World's columnist team:
Larry Bell
Evelyn Cortez-Ford
Leah Davies
Sandra Harris
George Pawlas
Paul Young

More from the Administrator's Desk

Wire Side Chat
Students Revel in Lessons from Storyteller Bill Harley
Bill Harley is a popular children's musician and storyteller. Hook students on the power of Bill's "every kid" stories and songs -- and watch them write and tell stories of their own.

Last Week's Featured Article
Applying High Expectations to Everyone
Principal Dr. Gerald Gary knew his students could do better -- he just had to convince them and their families. He improved student achievement and changed the school’s culture by setting high expectations for everyone in the building. Included: How high expectations are implemented.

Best Books for School Leaders The Bully Free Classroom Subtitled "Over 100 Tips and Strategies for Teachers K-8," this useful volume provides well over 100 bite-sized ideas that are quick to read and common-sensical. Bullying, of course, is a terrible phenomenon in schools and famously hard to deal with effectively. So, a relatively brief (166 pages) resource that offers a wide variety of ideas and approaches is probably one of the most valuable items you can have on hand as a teacher in the modern classroom. Click to learn more or to purchase this book.

Ed Heads: News from Around the Education World

Education World shares education headlines in the news.

This Week’s Survey Question Does your school have a formal plan for dealing with H1N1? Last Week’s Survey Results Has NCLB changed proficiency standards in your state?

See more education news headlines in our EDscoops Archive.

From Our "School Issues" Features Archive

School Issues Articles
Explore our archive of articles and columnist entries from recent months.

Turnaround Tales
Read about schools that have raised scores and transformed student achievement.

Read About It
Delve deep into our article archive via important keywords and topics.

Fit To Be Taught
Check out news brief about how you can help grow healthy kids who learn better.

Lessons from Our Nation's Schools
In a Sub's Shoes
Education World news editor Ellen Delisio spent a year as a substitute teacher.
What Ever It Takes
Ed World spends a year with the seventh grade team at Bennet Middle School.
Teaming Up to Achieve
Ed World spent a year with the staff of a school in need of improvement.
See more "Lessons from Our Nations Schools"

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This week, Education World reviewed three Web sites of interest to educators.

Annenberg Classroom
Lesson plans, curricular materials, multimedia teaching aides, more.
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Animal Bytes
Animal facts, photos, more from the San Diego Zoo.
http://www.educationworld.com/awards/2007/r1107-05.shtml

Get Body Smart
An eBook about human anatomy and physiology.
http://www.educationworld.com/awards/2007/r1107-02.shtml

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Each week, Education World spotlights books of interest to educators. This week, read a brief summary of two more of our "top 50 books for educators."

The First Six Weeks of School
The critical first six weeks of school is the focus of this practical book, aimed at building a strong foundation in terms of motivation, cooperation, responsibility and self-control. The book, published by the Responsive Classroom folks, includes daily plans along with commentary for K-2, 3-4, and 5-6, and adds an extensive collection of games, activities, greetings, songs, read-alouds, and other resources that can help make the goal of starting the year strong a reality.
Click to learn more or to purchase this book.

Educational Psychology: Windows on Classrooms
This is a big Prentice-Hall textbook that comes packaged with an access code to a teacher prep Web site -- just in case the 672 pages leave you wanting more! The Web site includes more than 150 video clips and more than 200 "artifacts," as well as 500 plus research papers. If you really want to own a truly comprehensive resource on educational psychology, then, this $115 paperback could actually be a bargain. In its 7th edition, no doubt, it's the book you'd be assigned by many courses in this field.
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Our Best of... booklets might just fill the bill!

The Best of LEARNING GAMES

If you enjoy Education World's weekly LEARNING GAMES feature, you'll love this book! Education World and the National Education Association (NEA) have joined forces to create a handy, pocket-size booklet of more than 30 of our most popular learning games. PLUS an extra bonus -- ten more games for classroom fun!

These classroom games span the grades and the major subject areas -- and inject a healthy dose of fun into the serious business of teaching and learning. Looking to fill the end of a hectic day with something fun and educational? Looking for a great reward for students that will make valuable use of free time? Looking to reinforce basic skills with a fun activity? These games will fill the bill!

Included in this 80-page booklet you'll find these games and more:

The Best of the WRITING BUG

If you enjoy Education World's weekly WRITING BUG feature, you'll love this book! Education World and the National Education Association (NEA) have joined forces to create a handy, pocket-size booklet with 44 of the most popular Writing Bug story starters. Use these Writing Bug activities to engage your students in effective writing. Each writing prompt will spark students' imaginations, tickle their funny bones, and motivate their pencils.

Included: In this booklet you'll find these Writing Bug titles and many more:

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A Frog's Fate

When a lonely frog consults a fortune-teller, he's told not to worry. "You are going to meet a beautiful young girl," she says, "and she will want to know everything about you."

"That's great!" says the excited frog. "When will I meet her?"

"Next semester," says the psychic, "in biology class."

Handwriting Counts

The professor had just handed back the term's final exams. As I looked over the comments the professor had written, it was clear that he was reading papers late into the night. His tired scrawl was unreadable. I went up to him after class, eager to know what one particular comment said. "Professor Greene," I said, "I can't make out this comment you wrote on my paper."

The professor took a close look and, after studying it, sheepishly replied, "It says that you should write more legibly."

Computer Talk

Sally: What did the computer do at lunchtime?
Martin: I don't know. What did he do?
Sally: Had a byte!

Little Johnny Strikes Again

Father: Johnny, why are you doing your math homework on the floor?
Little Johnny: Because the teacher told me to do it without using tables!

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