41. Second Baptist Church - Woodway Children Kindergarten Through 5th Second loves kids! Welcome to the Team Kid Children’s Ministry. What is TeamKid? kindergarten3rd grade JUMP Worship Children s Worship http://www.second.org/bible/bible_child_wo_grade.asp

42. NEUROSCIENCE FOR KIDS NEWSLETTER - Volume 6, Issue 3 (March, 2002) 3. Neuroscience for kids Writing Contest RESULTS! We received 726 poems from students in kindergarten though grade 12. Most of the poems were from http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/news63.html

NEUROSCIENCE FOR KIDS NEWSLETTER Volume 6, Issue 3 (March, 2002) Welcome to the Neuroscience for Kids Newsletter. Here is what you will find in this issue: 1. What's New on the Neuroscience for Kids Web Pages 2. Neuroscience for Kids Page of the Month 3. Neuroscience for Kids Writing Contest - RESULTS! 4. Brain Awareness Week - March 11-17, 2002 5. Airplane Ear Pain 6. Media Alert 7. Treasure Trove of Brain Trivia 8. How to Stop Your Subscription 1. WHAT'S NEW ON THE NEUROSCIENCE FOR KIDS PAGES Neuroscience for Kids had several new additions in February. Here are some of them: A. Februrary Neuroscience for Kids Newsletter was archived http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/news62.html B. Directional and Number (Counting) Stroop Effect Tests http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/java/readyd.html http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/java/readyn.html C. Use Your Brain to Reduce the Risk of Alzheimer's Disease http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/adrisk.html D. Neuroscience for Kids Writing Contest Results Page http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/contestww.html

43. Neuroscience For Kids - Writing Contest The results of the Neuroscience for kids Writing Contest are in! We received 615 poems from students in kindergarten though grade 12. http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/contest03.html

2004 Neuroscience for Kids Writing Contest The results of the Neuroscience for Kids Writing Contest are in! We received 615 poems from students in kindergarten though grade 12. These poems came from 31 states and seven countries. From the United States, poems arrived from Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Kansas, Louisiana, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, North Carolina, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, Vermont, Washington and Wisconsin. From outside the United States, students sent poems from Australia, New Zealand, Canada, South Africa, Pakistan and Germany. To judge the contest, Dr. Eric Chudler read all 615 poems and selected finalists from each grade category (Kindergarten-Grade 2; Grade 3-Grade 5; Grade 6-Grade 8; Grade 9-12). Fourteen judges (neuroscientists, teachers, University of Washington staff) read these selected poems and chose up to 10 of their favorites. The judges' scores were then tallied and the poems that received the most votes were declared winners. Below is a list of the winners and a few samples of their poems. Winners were awarded a book or poster related to neuroscience.

44. God Made Our World kindergarten thru grade 3 Creation Song (you can hand out the words or hang The last two lines are the same in every verse, so the kids will catch on http://www.dltk-bible.com/guides/god_made_our_world.htm

Home Search God Made Our World Teacher's Guide - this is just one possible lesson plan. Visit the Creation Section for further ideas (including a snack recipe) to supplement this or purchased plans. Introduction: Why is the sky blue? Where do babies come from? Why do dogs bark? These are all questions that every young child asks. Preschool thru Grade School children are constantly discovering God's creations as they explore the natural world. And we can help them discover the loving creator God who made it all. In the beginning, there were no blue skies, no cuddly babies or barking dogs. There was nothing at all. But then God began to create. God spoke and out of nothing came the sun, the moon, the earth, the mountains, the valleys, the plants and the animals. God's loving hands created everything around us. The message: God made our world. Make sure you repeat the message many times during the lesson. Send the Creation Take Home Sheet home with the children to encourage parents to reiterate the message during the week. It includes a poster at the bottom that the children can color and hang on their wall or refrigerator. Suggestion: One viewer suggested creating a small 8 1/2 x 11 inch frame using a piece of construction paper as matting. Cut 2 inch strips of cardboard (old cereal boxes work well!). Glue the strips around the outside of the construction paper as a frame. Allow the children to paint, rubber stamp or use stickers to cover the frame. Put two brass tabs through the construction paper. Each week, when the children bring home and complete their Take Home sheet they can add it to their frame. The brass tacks allow you to pile the sheets together to look at over and over again (and they save fridge space!)

45. Washington Talking Book And Braille Library, Children's Cassette Books After years of traveling around the state watching the bigger kids compete, Lacey experiences the kindergartengrade 3. Narrated by Robert Phillips. http://www.wtbbl.org/cassettebookschildren.html

Administered by Seattle Public Library A Selection of Locally-Produced Cassette Books for Children The cassette books listed here may be ordered by using the Online Catalog (OPAC) or by contacting the Library at the mailing address, e-mail address, or any of the phone numbers given below. CBA 07229 Go For the Goal by Mia Hamm. Soccer champion Mia Hamm tells how to master soccer skills and become successful in the world of competitive soccer. Grades 6-9. Narrated by Kathleen Howe. CBA 07236 Road to Balinor by Mary Stanton. A secret crevice in a mountain ridge connects our world to the peaceful, magical world of Balinor. Princess Arianna and her majestic unicorn, Sunchaser, are sent to our world to find safetyand must find their way back to save the kingdom. Grades 3-6. Narrated by June Barnes. CBA 07258 by Mary Stanton. Princess Arianna has returned to the magical land of Balinor but her unicorn is wounded and she has lost her memory. Grades 3-6. Narrated by Gloria Valone. CBA 07263 Moo in the Morning by Barbara Maitland. Tired of all the loud city noises early in the morning, a mother and child visit a farm where very different noises greet them when the sun comes up. Preschool level. Narrated by Melissa Baird.

46. Kids' Gallery kids Projects for 200304. Greek Models in 3-D - by 5th grade Classes 1st grade Class; Jan Brett Author Interview - By 1st grade kindergarten Classes http://www.hipark.austin.isd.tenet.edu/gallery.html

Kids' Projects for 2004-2005 Scottie T-Shirt Designs for 2005-2006 4th Grade FISH slide shows - by Mrs. Hunter's 4th Graders 4th Grade Personal Strength Quilts 1st Grade Pandas 1st Grade Farm Animals - by 1st Grade Classes 1st Grade Ocean Life - by Ms. Brunello's 1st Grade Class Kids' Projects for 2003-04 Greek Models in 3-D - by 5th Grade Classes Texas Regions Slide Shows - by Ms. Guimbarda's 4th Graders Texas Indians Slide Shows - by Mrs. Hunter's 4th Graders Venn Diagrams - by Ms. Marques' 3rd Grade Class Dan Gutman Author Interview - by Ms. Marques' 3rd Grade Class The Z was Zapped by 3rd Grade Classes Owls Slide Show - by Mrs. Roberts' 2nd Grade Class Interview With a Scientist! - by Ms. Pounds' 2nd Graders Farm Animals - by Mrs. Delgado's 1st Grade Class Kool Kaleidoscopes - by Ms. Brunello's 1st Grade Class Jan Brett Author Interview Snake Stories - by Mrs. Gonzalez' Class Kids' Projects for 2002-2003 Student Artwork Greek Video! by 5th Grade Classes Greek Models in 3-D - by 5th Grade Classes 4th Grade Ocean Animal Poems - by Mrs. Leibick's 4th Grade Class

47. CM Magazine: Volume XI Number 18 kindergartengrade 3 / Ages 5-8. Can, Postal Workers. (kids Can Read). Paulette Bourgeois. Illustrated by Kim LaFave. Review by Linda Ludke. http://www.umanitoba.ca/outreach/cm/vol11/no18/

authors books media search ... CM home P rofiles Featured Profiles: Pam Withers Sharon Stewart View all Profiles News and Awards Canadian Children's Book Centre NFB Make-Your- Own Animation Website The Canadian Illustrated Books Project CM Board CM Editor Dave Jenkinson jenkinso@ms.umanitoba.ca CM Web Manager Carol Cooke ccooke@cc.umanitoba.ca CM Web Manager Michael Hohner m.hohner@uwinnipeg.ca CM Web Manager Sophie Walker sophiewalker@winnipeg.ca CM Chair, Management Board John Tooth jtooth@mts.net Other Board members Table of Contents Volume XI Number 18 May 13 , 2005 Book Reviews Me and My Sister. Ruth Ohi. Review by Catherine Hoyt. Preschool-kindergarten / Ages 2-4. Franklin's Big Search-And-Solve Flap Book. Sean Jeffrey. Illustrated by Sean Jeffrey, Jelena Sisic and Shelley Southern. Review by Dave Jenkinson. Preschool-kindergarten / Ages 3-5.

48. CM Archive Guide and Press for kids Reviewed by Hugh A. Cook kindergarten to grade 6/ Climo, Lindee Clyde Reviewed by Adele Fasick kindergartengrade 3/ http://www.umanitoba.ca/cm/cmarchive/indexes/authorc.html

TITLES AUTHORS MEDIA AGE/GRADE ... SEARCH Book Reviews by AUTHOR C Caduto, Michael J. and Joseph Bruchac Keepers of the Animals: Native Stories and Wildlife Activities for Children Reviewed by Peter Croskery Adult/Professional 1992 March Caduto, Michael J. and Joseph Bruchac Keepers of the Night: Native Stories and Nocturnal Activities for Children Reviewed by Patricia Fry Grades 4-8 / Ages 9-13 1994 November/December Calhoun, Sue Ole Boy: Memories of a Canadian Labour Leader J.K. Bell Reviewed by Jean Farquharson Grades 11 and up/Ages 16 and up 1992 November Callaghan, Morley Such is My Beloved Reviewed by Clare A. Darby Grades 11-13 / Ages 16-18 1989 September Campagna, Phil The Freedom Run Reviewed by Kay Herman Grades 7-9 / Ages 12-14 1991 January Cameron, Anne Cameron, Christina Reviewed by Jean Farquharson Post-secondary/Adult 1989 July Cameron, Jim The Canadian Beaver Book Reviewed by Marsha Kaiserman Grades 7 and up / Ages 12 and up 1992 September Cameron, Judy and Tracy M. Derwing The Environment and You Reviewed by Grant Reynolds Grades 7 and up / Ages 12 and up 1992 May Cameron, Judy and Tracy M. Derwing

49. Village Field Trip series that enjoying books is cool, and that kids face, and can resolve, reallife dilemmas. kindergarten–grade 3 September 2005–May 2006 http://www.magichouse.com/HTML/villageft.htm

In the , special exhibits spark the imagination of 5- to 9-year-olds and provide a world of learning opportunities about math, science, economics, literature, geography, art appreciation and much more. Every includes an exclusive one-hour exploration of the area, as well as participation in a 30-minute special program. Teachers will receive support materials to take back to the classroom that reinforce the concepts introduced in their tour. School groups begin their Special Discounts School Supply Month Kindergarten-Grade 3 September 2005 Elwood City comes to life when at The Magic House is made possible by the Clifford Willard Gaylord Foundation , the Pulitzer Foundation on behalf of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and the Employees Community Fund of Boeing St. Louis Adventures With Clifford the Big Red Dog Kindergarten-Grade 2 January-May 2006 Adventures With Clifford the Big Red Dog at The Magic House was made possible by Citigroup Foundation Winter Wonderland Kindergarten December 1-20, 2005

50. Monterey Bay Aquarium: Teachers & Kids - School Field Trip Choices Program, grade Level. Splash Zone, Pre K–2. A World of Sharks, 3–6. Discovery Lab Explorations, K–2 kindergarten–grade 2 Spanish available 45 minutes http://www.mbayaq.org/lc/teachers_place/fieldtrip_choice.asp

menuItemSetState('lc', kMenuItemState_Selected) School Field Trips Reservations Field Trip Choices Field Trip FAQs Field Trip Application Home School Days Application Planning Your Trip ... Driving Directions Field Trip Choices Field Trip Reservation Calendar Application Deadline: Sept. 16, 2005* Facilitated School Programs: Self Guided School Programs: No Programs: Home School Days: Nov. 14, 2005; Jan. 9, March 6, April 3 and May 8, 2006 *Applications received after the deadline will be placed on the waiting list. Field Trip Program Choices Program Grade Level Splash Zone A World of Sharks Discovery Lab Explorations Discovery Lab Mysteries ... Self-Guided Exhibit Discoveries Splash Zone Spanish available 60 minutes Peek in on a penguin, crawl among coral reef animals, touch a hermit crab. All of these experiences and more are within reach of preschool through 2nd grade students in this hands-on, interactive, instructor-led exploration through our wonderful Splash Zone exhibit. Students learn about the rocky shore and coral reef habitats and some of the Splash Zone animals for which these habitats are home. The Splash Zone program takes place before the aquarium is open to the public.

51. Kids Stuff ages 4kindergarten; 330-5 pm Tuesdays and 1-230 pm Fridays, sixth grade The free program, for kindergarten-fifth-grade students, is designed to http://www.reflector.com/family/content/gofamily/stories/july/kidstuff.html

52. Grades K-5 Curriculum Links General Links kindergarten grade 1 grade 2 grade 3 grade 4 grade 5 kids can explore the history of aviation and the physics of flying. http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/curriculum/socialstd/K_5_Bookmarks.html

K-5 Social Studies Curriculum Links General Links Kindergarten Grade 1 Grade 2 ... Grade 5 General K-5 Links Other MCPS Links Earth Day Links Martin Luther King Holiday/Black History Month Websites MCPS Field Trip Database Hispanic-American History Month Websites ... Ask a Question A web site of the National Park Service that connects students or teachers directly to historians via e-mail. Must have e-mail capabilities. Air Force Link jr This site was inaugurated on October 22, 1997 at Georgian Forest Elementary in Montgomery County by the Secretary of the Air Force, Dr. Sheila E. Widnall. Kids can explore the history of aviation and the physics of flying. Also included are games such as making your own paper airplanes and interactive stories. Discovery Channel School The Discovery Channel's web site for educators. Explore the Fantastic Forest An interactive site by National Geographic that allows students to explore what's in a forest. Geo-Mysteries Create your own or view others' mysteries about hometown location. Global SchoolNet A site that organizes activities for teachers and students to interact with other classes.

53. K-12 At UW: Browse By Grade Level College for kids is an educational enrichment program for students They are offered for varying age groups from prekindergarten through high school. http://www.ideas.wisconsin.edu/k12/gradelevel.cfm?level_id=20

54. Literacy: Information, Resources And Articles Organized by major reading topic for kindergarten through grade 3 MI Camp Literacy jumpstarts kids for school success - Seven-year-old Felicia http://www.bridges4kids.org/Literacy.html

Early On Lead Poisoning Positive Behavior Support No Child Left Behind ... LDA of Michigan Where to find help for a child in Michigan Anywhere in the U.S. , or Canada What's New? Help Text Menu ... Translate Last Updated: Literacy: Where to find reading help for a child Choose a topic to begin or scroll down the page: Early Literacy Literacy information, resources and tools specifically geared toward children under 6 years of age. K - 3 Literacy Literacy information, resources and tools specifically geared toward children between Kindergarten and Third Grade. Articles About Literacy This section contains articles from various sources. Includes screening tool information, documents and modules. Includes local and national information as well as information that is Internet-specific. Grammar packets for students of various ages, Grades 6 through adults Literacy: Learn How to Tutor Literacy offers freedom for a lifetime of opportunities. Find out what you can do to help others Literacy Hotlines Telephone hotlines dedicated to helping those interested in literacy.

55. Weekly Reader Classroom Magazines And Educational Supplements kindergarten, First grade, Second grade, Third grade, Fourth grade, Teen kids News is an exciting new television show created for kids and by kids. http://www.weeklyreader.com/

Weekly Reader is a leading educational publisher of age-appropriate and grade-appropriate educational resources for elementary school students, middle school students, and high-school students. These educational products include classroom magazines, educational supplements, children's books, educational workbooks, and other related educational products for use by elementary school teachers, middle school teachers, high school teachers, and parents of Pre-K, Kindergarten, First Grade, Second Grade, Third Grade, Fourth Grade, Fifth Grade, Sixth Grade, Seventh Grade, Eighth Grade, Ninth Grade, and Tenth Grade students. Weekly Reader Spanish/English Editions are classroom magazine supplements written in both Spanish and English for reading levels K–2. Each Weekly Reader proudct is designed to meet specific curriculum standards. As a leader in the creation of innovative educational supplements for the school, home, and library markets, Weekly Reader has proven expertise in creating age-appropriate and grade-specific educationally sound curricular content that continually interests young schoolchildren and older students and helps them reach their full learning potential. Weekly Reader's engaging educational publications include sixteen grade-appropriate classroom magazines that teachers can incorporate into their lesson plans to help meet standards and reinforce curriculum. In addition to Weekly Reader magazine, these classroom publications include educational magazines for writing, reading, science, social studies, health, and careers. Funding may be available through Title 1, Title 3, Special Education, 21st Century Community Learning Centers, GEAR UP, state and local funding.

56. Special Needs Kids Questions kindergarten to grade 3 • Other kids ridicule my child for being so smart; what can I do? kindergarten to grade 3 Click here to see our complete index of http://www.babycenter.com/topic/faq-gspecialneeds.html

var ACM, oPopup, oDefPopup, offsetTop=10, offsetLeft=10; You seem to have disabled JavaScript. To take full advantage of our site and functionality, we recommend you enable Javascript. How? var ad1=''; document.write(ad1); Preconception Pregnancy Baby Toddler ... Ask the Experts Special Needs Kids Questions Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Gifted Children Click here to see our complete index of all Special Needs Kids (Ages 5 to 8) articles Click here to return to the main Ask the Experts page Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Are sickly children more likely to get ADHD? Kindergarten to grade 3 Do vaccinations put my child at higher risk for ADHD? Ages 5 to 8 How can I help my ADHD child increase her attention span? Kindergarten to grade 3 How do we explain to our child that he has ADHD? Kindergarten to grade 3 Should I worry if my grade-schooler can't sit still? Ages 6 to 8 Should I worry if my kindergartner can't sit still? Age 5 What can I say when someone calls my ADHD child a brat? Kindergarten to grade 3 What kind of classroom works best for a child with ADHD?

57. SignOnSanDiego.com > News > Education -- Kindergarten Or 'kindergrind'? School G kindergarten or kindergrind ? School getting tougher for kids California starts testing students in second grade and will require them to pass a High http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/education/20050411-9999-1n11kinder.html

Weather Traffic Surf Maps ... Webcam Choose Category All of SignOnSanDiego News Sports Entertainment Classifieds Yellow Pages Community Events Web News Metro North County Tijuana/Border ... Internet Access Kindergarten or 'kindergrind'? School getting tougher for kids Critics say pressure is too much; backers say preparation needed By Helen Gao  UNION-TRIBUNE STAFF WRITER April 11, 2005 Strong reading skills seen as fundamental Kindergarten is no longer about doing kid stuff. While the blocks, crayons and puzzles remain part of school, these childhood staples are a side dish on a full menu of academic activities that take youngsters far beyond the ABCs. The emphasis on reading, writing and arithmetic is seen countywide, from San Diego to Poway, and nationwide, from Seattle to Detroit. As kindergarten evolved from a cocoon for social and emotional development to a rigorous classroom environment, a national debate has emerged: How much should children be expected to learn when they are 4, 5 and 6 years old? RONI GALGANO / Union-Tribune Leslie Falconer said she wants her students to have fun while they learn about reading and writing. Falconer, a member of the Kindergarten Leadership Committee, read to her class last month at Ericson Elementary School in Mira Mesa.

58. Lesson 3: Packaging Tricks, Kindergarten To Grade 4. 3. Show the children two similar products (eg, animal crackers and Have the kids create their own exciting packaging for an imaginary new cereal, http://www.cfc-efc.ca/docs/mnet/00001141.htm

An activity guide for children, 5 to 11 years of age. Objective To introduce children to the ways in which packaging is designed to attract kids. Children will learn: awareness of the techniques used by advertisers to sell food products. beginning awareness of how they are affected by these techniques. an understanding that products may be similar, despite differences in packaging. an understanding of nutritional labelling on packages. Preparation and Materials Have the children each bring in empty food packages. Create "mystery products" by covering the brand names on several well-known food packages. Bring in a few sets of similar products, some name-brands, and one that is either a "store" brand product or from the "bulk foods" department. The Lesson Guided Discussion: Packaging Explain to the children that advertisements are just one way to get a customer's attention. Another way is the packaging. A good strategy in helping the children understand the importance of packaging is to have them imagine (or act out) a grocery store shelf with each product vying for the customer's attention. Have them imagine what they might do to make the customer choose them, and not the "product" next to them. Manufacturers might feature cartoon characters or famous people on the front of the package.

59. The Partnership For Reading: Recommended Publications Organized by major reading topic for kindergarten through grade 3 (phonemic awareness instruction, phonics instruction, vocabulary instruction, http://www.nifl.gov/partnershipforreading/publications/k-3.html

Childhood (K-3) Links Childhood (K-3) Resources La Lectura es lo Primero This brochure, offered for the first time in Spanish, provides a quick overview of the findings of the National Reading Panel for parents and gives ideas for what to expect from a school's reading program based on evidence from the research (preschool through grade 3). The brochure also suggests ways parents can reinforce reading instruction at home with everyday activities and interactions. Download this document PDF (230K) HTML (accessible format) Order this document Contact edpuborders@edpubs.org Using Research and Reason in Education Paula J. Stanovich and Keith E. Stanovich Teachers believe in the power of information, but the rush of school life makes it difficult to stay current with the research on effective instruction. This brief paper will help teachers become discerning consumers of educational programs and materials. It provides guidance on how to recognize scientifically based instructional strategies, and how to use the concepts of research in the classroom. Using Research and Reason in Education (pdf document, Color, 330K)

60. Internet Resources For Kindergarten Check out the first and second grade pages also! kindergarten Math Lessons lessons, Social Studies Curriculum Resources Poster Sets - grade K-3; http://www.internet4classrooms.com/kindergarten_links.htm

Daily Dose of the Web Links for K-12 Teachers On-Line Practice Modules Multilinks Writing Practice Subjects Alphabet Phonics ... Arts/Crafts/Music Stories Teacher Resources Computer Center Resources for Kindergarten Literacy and Math - Online Interactive Web Sites to Use During The School Year Enter text in the search box Search the Internet4Classrooms site var site="sm5bbyles" Visitors since November 2000 Memphis, TN Internet4Classrooms is a collaborative project developed by Susan Brooks and Bill Byles Return to Internet4Classrooms home

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