<p>Ever wonder what magic formula makes a successful teacher. Guess what? There is no magic formula or magic pill. But, I hope this book will help you become a successful teacher. This book, organized in ABC form, concentrates on characteristics I have observed over my career as a teacher. Some positive and some negative. I hope you see yourself more in the positive traits, rather than the negative. Don’t’ beat yourself up though because let’s be honest we have all had days that we projected one or more of these undesirable qualities. This is a hard look at different characteristics of teachers from a firsthand perspective. Each topic is divided alphabetically. An appendix is added at the end of the book for topic organization. Teacher traits follow a specific guideline. Each attribute is explained, first by an opinion based on personal experience along with a teacher story where applicable, and then by a visual. I do not profess to be the “guru” of teachers. The opinions expressed in the ABC book are just that—my opinions, gathered from my experiences as a teacher. Please read with that in mind. I hope you find some of the information useful. The clip art cartoons are an attempt to infuse humor into the reading. First and foremost, I want to encourage people to be teachers. I love teaching and want to see more people choosing teaching as a career. It is with that positive spirit that I hope you enjoy and find information you can use from this ABC book for teachers.</p>

The ABC's of Teaching: A Guide for Teachers

Education & Teaching

Womble, Susan Larned

Schools & Teaching

Page Pond Press

2014 Re-release of book award winner, Newt's World: Beginnings. Larger print. In Tallahassee, Florida, twelve-year-old, wheelchair-bound Newt Willis modifies his father's top-secret computer program into a holographic game, and when spies steal a game disk from one of his school friends, Newt must save his father's program and company. Following a car accident that leaves him using a wheelchair, computer whiz Isaac Newton (Newt) Willis adapts a NASA computer communications program developed by his father into a holographic game—a virtual world—“Newt’s World.” But when he shares the game with his two new best friends, an international espionage ring learns about the program and holds Newt’s school hostage. Can Newt save his classmates? Will the virtual world fall into the wrong hands? Could Newt’s World be more than just a kids’ video game?

Newt's World: Beginnings

Children's Books

Literature & Fiction

This workbook is intended as a supplemental study guide to Newt’s World: Beginnings. The student edition of this workbook, Newt’s World: Beginnings Workbook, Student’s Edition is identical to this edition, with the exception of the answer key.How to use the book      Chapters divide this book with a test at the end of five chapters. The vocabulary words are located in the beginning. Various fun and hands on activities are also shared. An answer key is located in the back. The chapters are divided using the acronym NEWT.        For each of the 31 chapters of this book, there is a page for N that stands for new vocabulary words; each chapter has a vocabulary exercise.        For each of the 31 chapters an E stands for especially for this chapter or extras. Some examples are something fun or educational that has to do with what this particular chapter talks about or introduces  like drawing, maps, food chart list, diagrams, organizers, dialogue, writing articles and letters, compare/contrast, curriculum connections, research, acronyms, cause and effect, inventions and inventors, cast the movie and interview questions.      For each of the 31 chapters, W stands for what do you remember comprehension exercises along with lists, rules lists, texting, cause/effect, dialogue, prediction, alternate endings, sequencing, drawing and writing,  character traits, timeline, maps and endings.      For each of the 37 chapters, T stands for try something new another fun, hands on, or connections assignment that includes sequencing, compare/contrast, schedules, characters, study, casting call, writing, Internet search, art, researching, map labeling, drawing, holographic drawing, interview questions, text abbreviations, and how to write letters,  articles, and news stories.        At the end of each 5 chapters is a cumulative test containing a vocabulary review, comprehension questions, and writing prompt.        Adaptations to these pages can be accomplished through changing the delivery of some of the pages, they may be done on the “I do, we do and you do” method, simply as a class project, as a game, or in groups.      Efforts to provide connections to geography, science, math, the Internet, and history have been attempted. There are also various connections within the Language arts program including writing exercises, research, group work, etc. I have also tried to put in some activities that take in other forms of media like movies. Students are encouraged to “think outside the box.” I hope you find this workbook helpful and stimulating for your students.

Newt's World: Beginnings Workbook Teacher's Edition

Reference

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