This practical, engaging text introduces prospective and practicing teachers to K-12 content reading instruction. Unlike any other text in the market, the content progresses from general practices, cycles, and settings of instruction, to units of instruction and specific lesson planning. Well-respected authors Dave Moore, Pat Cunningham, Sharon Moore, Patricia M. Cunningham, and Jim Cunningham speak to educators new to the idea of content area literacy instruction and focus on instruction that is aligned with state standards and tests, yet promote literacy that goes beyond that which is tested. The sixth edition of Developing Readers and Writers in the Content Areas places even more emphasis than in the past on (a) new digital literacies, (b) disciplinary literacies, and (c) English learners and special needs students. Chapters describe instruction appropriate for a comprehensive content-area literacy program (literature, comprehension, vocabulary, writing, study, inquiry, and differentiation), and include end-of-chapter applications that show how the practices apply to specific content areas such as science and mathematics. This text contains accessible language, concrete examples, and adjunct learning aids to help new learners access it.

Developing Readers and Writers in the Content Areas K-12

Education & Teaching

Cunningham, Patricia

Moore, Sharon

Moore, David

Cunningham, James

Schools & Teaching

Pearson

Harry Potter-by now the name is surely as magical to you as it is to the millions of others who are devouring the books in J.K. Rowling's awesome series. Do you want to find out what others are saying about how they'd like to fly on a hippogriff or raise a pet dragon? What it would be like if they were students at Hogwarts and played on a Quidditch team? Their opininons on what really happened to Hary's parents? Read letters kids have written to Harry Potter, Hagrid, Hermione, and many ot the books' other unforgettable characters. Like the Harry Potter books themselves, We Love Harry Potter! is a treat for all ages!

We Love Harry Potter!

Teen & Young Adult

Education & Reference

Griffin

After St. Martin's published We Love Harry Potter! We'll tell you why we got hundreds of letters from fans around the world who wanted to offer their thoughts about the books they love. Their fertile imaginations have led them to share their creative takes on Harry: their opinions about the plots and characters, their wishes for the next book and the upcoming, highly ancipated movie version, their ideas for playing Harry, Ron, Hermione, and all their other favorite characters, and much more! The collected letters are a delightful testament to how widespread and beloved the Harry Potter phenomenon has become.

Harry Potter, You're the Best!: A Tribute from Fans the World Over

Children's Books

Literature & Fiction

St. Martin's: Griffin

Meatloaf has always been on of America's favorite comfort foods, and with the return to good, old-fashioned home cooking, it is more popular than ever. This wonderful volume is devoted to that deliciously simple dish. It includes such homey classics as Granny's Meatloaf and Country Meatloaf; company-worthy Sherried Ham Loaf and Lemon Veal Loaf; regional favorites from Creole Chicken Loaf to Meatloaf Florentine; plus loaves as appetizers and leftover creations, a selection of flavorful sauces, and tips on meat substitutes, such as grains, cheeses, tofu and seafood.

Meatloaf: 42 Recipes from Down-Home Classics to New Variations

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Cooking by Ingredient

Gramercy

Following in the best-selling tradition of Muffins and Biscuits and Scones, this one-of-a-kind cookbook will delight millions of meatloaf lovers. Black-and-white line drawings throughout.

Meatloaf

Cooking Education & Reference

Clarkson/Potter

Features recipes for over seventy different varieties of brownies

Brownies

Baking

Fireside

Have you ever wished there was an index to the newspapers in your ancestors’ county, so you could look up references to those ancestors without wading through endless pages of long-forgotten local information? And yet, isn’t part of the fun of genealogical research getting sidetracked with little discoveries about the daily routine and concerns of life long ago or being caught up in the gossip and scandal that once shocked a community? This book was born out of these opposing impulses. The author took the newspapers from Marion County, cut out all the political writings, news from far-off places, and repetitive advertising; and then, created an every name index of what was left. Researchers can find the names they need quickly and easily, while those interested in Marion history or American culture still have the relevant and interesting parts of the newspaper to browse through. Ms. Moore has tried to retain the original flavor of the newspapers she culled by keeping spelling and grammatical corrections to a minimum. She purposely did not change any names, even if she thought they were misspelled. In addition to any information relevant to genealogical and historical research, Ms. Moore has included some of the poetry, jokes, and moral lecturing, which reveal the optimistic tone of some editors and the carping, baiting tone of others. Formatted to look like a newspaper, the book is in three columns, with headlines and datelines for every article.

News from Marion: Marion County, Ohio, 1844-1861

History

Americas

Heritage Books

Discusses Native American cultures by focusing on their food and recipes.

Native American Foods and Recipes (Reading Room Collection 2)

Biographies

PowerKids Press

A boy introduces his mother, showing how they spend an average day together, in a book that emphasizes the "m" sound.

Meet My Mom (Power Phonics/Phonics for the Real World)

A Look at the Calendar (Real Readers)

Rosen Pub. Group

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