Wendy Conklin Knihy

Focusing on fostering historical connections, this instructional guide enhances the reading experience of a well-known novel through engaging lessons and activities. It equips students with skills to analyze story elements, practice close reading, and expand their vocabulary. Text-dependent questions help deepen comprehension, making literature accessible and meaningful. Overall, the guide aims to enrich students' understanding of complex narratives while developing critical analytical skills.

Focused on aiding K-12 mathematics teachers, this notebook provides a structured approach to writing differentiated lessons. It incorporates various strategies such as tiered assignments, leveled questions, and learning contracts, making it practical and accessible. Additionally, the resource includes a CD to enhance the learning experience, ensuring teachers can effectively implement these strategies in their classrooms.

The series provides an engaging exploration of pivotal historical events from the Cold War to the Islamic revolution in Iran, highlighting significant figures involved. Designed for readers at levels 4.3-5.6 and interest levels 3-12, each of the four nonfiction books features high-interest text, primary source graphics, and supportive elements like vocabulary highlights, sidebars, photographs, and maps. The titles include The Cold War, Cold War Leaders, Modern Middle East, and Leaders of the Middle East, with each book comprising 32 pages.

Focused on K-12 language arts educators, this resource offers practical guidance on differentiation in lesson planning. Its user-friendly format aids teachers in crafting lessons that cater to diverse readiness levels, learning styles, and student interests. Additionally, it comes with a CD to further enhance the teaching experience.

Focusing on practical application, this guide explores differentiation strategies tailored for real classroom settings. It covers methods to differentiate content, process, and product, ensuring that the diverse learning needs of all students are met. The book includes a range of instructional strategies and essential classroom management techniques to enhance teaching effectiveness and student engagement.

Recognized with the 2017 Golden Lamp Award, this resource emphasizes the integration of primary sources in education. It provides practical strategies for enhancing students' close reading and writing abilities while aligning with educational standards. The book serves as a valuable tool for educators seeking to enrich their teaching methods and foster critical thinking skills in their students.

Focused on enhancing high-level thinking skills for students in grades 6-12, this resource equips teachers with effective strategies to foster active learning and critical analysis. It includes model lessons that incorporate questioning, decision-making, creative thinking, and problem-solving techniques. Additionally, the content aligns with College and Career Readiness and various state standards, ensuring relevance in today's educational landscape.

Focusing on advanced learners, this second edition offers teachers practical strategies and insights for effectively addressing the needs of gifted students in diverse classrooms. It includes research on definitions of giftedness, identification methods, and specialized programs. The book features classroom scenarios, tailored suggestions, and lesson ideas to facilitate purposeful curriculum differentiation across subjects. Serving as a comprehensive guide for educators at all grade levels, it aims to clarify the differentiation process and enhance teaching practices.

Focusing on practical application, this guide offers strategies for differentiating instruction through content, process, and product to address diverse student needs. It includes various instructional techniques and essential classroom management approaches, making it a valuable resource for educators aiming to enhance learning experiences for all students.

Live like an Egyptian with You Are There! Ancient Egypt 1336 BC! Students will examine important aspects of Ancient Egyptian culture, such as hieroglyphics, religion, vocations, politics, and style!