Past Author Visits - 2001-2002:
Leslie Tyron - December 2001
Author
Leslie
Tyron's Web Site!
Kathleen Karr - March 2002
Meet Authors
&
Illustrators
A Guide to Teaching Kathleen Karr's
The
Petticoat Party Series for grades 4 to 7
Neil
Schusterman - March
2002
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Metteer: JUDY SIERRA - October
2002
*Author books available from your school library - will be
autographed
Judy Sierra visit her home
page for classroom activities and much more....
Other good sites for Judy :
Tehama
Co. Dept. of Ed. Library Information & dates...
Vista: GRAHAM SALISBURY - March
2003
*Author books available from your school library - will be
autographed
Graham Salisbury's "Island on the Web" COOL
-homepage - spend some time & enjoy!
An
Interview with Graham
Teens
at Random
Power Point of Under
the Blood Red Sun
Background / interesting information from ...Teaching
K-8
Jackson Hts. & Bidwell: CHAMBER
READERS -
March 2003:
The Chamber Readers describe themselves as
"Words
in Action Theater." For more than twenty-five years, the Chamber
Readers have been delighting children and adults with a unique style of
storytelling. Combining the literary integrity of traditional
readers'
theater with an energetic spirit particularly appealing to children,
this
versatile group lifts stories off the page and dances them around the
room.
Performing without sets,costumes, or music, Chamber Readers invite
listeners
to engage their imaginations and enter the magical world of literature
by bringing to life stories of every genre and every age. They
will
tailor their presentations to suit your specific audiences and/or age
groups.
CHAMBER READERS Homepage
and background information
PopularBook Sites
Lord of the Rings
Harry Potter
Activities include sorting hat for surfers, many links and
postcards
available
to send to friends.
includes an audio pronunciation and teacher discussion guide
Unofficial Home page but fun, graphics & Lesson plans! |
Kids Search:
Atlapedia
Online
CIA
-- The World Factbook 2000
Kathy
Schrock's Guide for Educators and students
News
Sources:
Washington Post
CNN
Time for Kids
Create Your Own Bookmark Collection:
Filamentality
2.0
Student & Teacher Picks:
Mrs. Ramirez Class at Metteer recommends:
Mama Media Check it out!
Cartoon network
She says, "find your favorite Nick T.V. Show at Nick.com
TEACHERS:
try the Nick Teacher Lesson
Plan Page:
Tech T.V. has the latest
in technology
with reviews and tons more!
Vista students have recommended:
National Basketball Association
LibraryLinks Newsletter Online:
May 2001
January 2002
Mr.Dowling's Electronic
Passport
Kids
Web
KidsClick!
Web Search
Geographic.org
- Geography, climate,
countries,
Maps, Flags,
Apple:
Apple Home
The Learning Exchange -
Let Apple
find the best links for your lessons!
Apple Product
Information
Apple Customer
Support
Reference Resources:
News and
Local Weather

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Introduction
& Mission
This web site is devoted to the students and
the staff
of Red Bluff Union Elementary School District. The primary focus of
this
site is to target areas of research necessary to make student learning
an exciting and fulfilling experience. Staff will determine the content
necessary for student success. Curriculum Resources for
grade
levels K- 8.
 California
Standards
Links to the California
State
Standards and Framework :
California
State Standards
California
Language Arts Content Standards
Information
Power from the American Association of
School
Librarians
 
Students will explore a grade appropriate web
site,
to enhance their technology based, online, interactive
learning.
Grade Level Links for
Educators
Kindergarten:
Advantages
and disadvantages... from ERIC
"The majority of five-year-olds in the United States today
are more
accustomed
to being away from home much of the day, more aware of the world
around them, and more likely to spend much of the day with peers than
were
children of previous generations (Herman 1984). These factors, plus the
demonstrated ability of children to cope with a longer day away from
home,
have created a demand in many communities for full-day kindergarten
programs."
ERIC/EECE.
Publications. Digests. Full-day Kindergarten Programs..
"Many districts thus offer both
half-day
and full-day
kindergarten programs when possible, but the trend is clearly in the
direction
of full-day kindergarten. ... "
Reading
Pathfinder ERIC Database " Full-Day
Kindergarten
vs. Half-Day Kindergarten: The Outcome of First Grade Reading
Achievement"
Full-Day
Kindergarten
What does the research indicate about full-day kindergarten?
What are
the
results and attitudes in places that have instituted full-day programs?
FAQs.
Full-Day
Kindergarten
ERIC/EECE. Questions. Title: Full-Day Kindergarten vs. Half-Day
Kindergarten:
The Outcome of First Grade Reading Achievement.
Web
Resources & Supplementary Materials:
Tehama
County
Department of Education Instructional
Media Center Online Order your A..V. Materials, or
request
an individualized mini catalog for your next unit of study!
From
the workshop with Eileen Giuffré Cotton: The
Online Classroom
Teacher Essentials:
Generate your own educational crosswor puzzles, math squares,
word
searches,
and more. Our ready-made word lists will help
Create and store your customized lesson plans for easy
access. Link
your
lesson plans to puzzles, quizzes and worksheets you create on
DiscoverySchool.com.
Take advantage of the most powerful quiz-making tool online.
Create and
administer quizzes that are graded online and that provide instant
feedback
to you and your students. A comprehensive set of options gives you lots
of flexibility.
Create custom worksheets for almost any subject. In a rush?
Use one of
our ready-made worksheets created by teachers like you!
Choose from hundreds of original clip art pieces to dress up
your next
handout or your schoolís Web site.
E.R.I.C. Language
Arts
/Reading Home Page Latest Reading Research - Latest Reading
News - Lesson Plans
Complete literacy
guides- ERIC is a project of the U.S. Department of Education and
the National Library of Education, with funding from the Office of
Educational
Research and Improvement (OERI).
Mr. Work's recommended Sites:
TerraFly
- an overhead View of ...ANYWHERE!
Check"cool links"
below for "Lesson's in Liberty" from the White House
recommended
by Brianna at Metteer looks like a good site for students... sponsored
by the Kraft Food Co. there are some interesting activities here. From
their privacy statement... you can build your own web site, but be sure
to read the disclosure statement. "Toomunchfun.com collects
personal
information from our visitors only on a voluntary basis. We do not
require
this information for consumers to obtain access to our site. For
instance,
a child can explore the site and play all the games of the site without
providing any information other than a screen name and a password. No
personal
information is collected from children who limit their activities
to participation in these activities. If you do not register, however,
you will not be able to build a homepage or trade in points to receive
digital rewards."
Brain Pop Online
movies
related to curriculum & the best site award from Me! Visit: click
on
"pick a movie" - Add it to your lesson or your report
The
White House Visit the White House. Take a tour, links to history
of
the Presidents, First Ladies and their families. send an email while
you're
there.
The White House
Freedom Timeline -
Includes Lessons in Liberty: teacher lesson plans, vocabulary list and
quiz.
Time
for Kids The weekly student magazine. Stay up to date on the news,
and the facts behind the headlines. Join online student poles.
Word
of the Day - Word Games
Chico High School
Library
Helpful Bookmarks Wonderful links from Peter Milbury
S.C.O.R.E. -
Social Studies,
Math,Science, Language Arts, Lesson Plans
Primary Sources on the Web:
- Library of Congress Home
Page The
Nation's
Library. View Primary resources. Take a virtual tour!
While you are there, check out (click on) America's
Story Page. The stories of America's past. The site was
designed
especially
with young people in mind, but there are great stories for people of
all ages, and..."we hope children and their families will want to
explore
this site together."
"Here, you can discover what Abraham Lincoln had in his pockets on
the night he was assassinated. (You will be surprised.) Or you can read
about other "Amazing Americans" such as Buffalo Bill Cody and his "Wild
West" show; the heroism of Harriet Tubman, who helped many slaves
escape
bondage; the music of jazz great Duke Ellington; or the inventions of
Thomas
Edison. (You will even be able to see his first motion picture!)"
- American Memory
American
Memory is
a gateway to rich primary source materials relating to the history and
culture of the United States. The site offers more than 7 million
digital
items from more than 100 historical collections.
- The
White House & White
House Kids including the Lessons in Liberty: teacher
lesson
plans, vocabulary list and quiz.Visit the White House. Take a tour,
links
to history of the Presidents, First Ladies and their families. send an
email while you're there.
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