This summer, my eight-year-old nephew Riley decided that he wanted to start reading the Harry Potter books. I thought he would probably do well with the first two or three, but that the fourth book and beyond might be a little difficult for him. He got off to a bit of a slow start and … Continue reading Books for Boys
I just returned from a wonderful vacation. My husband and I spent five fun-filled days in Las Vegas—at Dance Camp. I have written before that dancing makes me better at what I do. Being a student for an intense week of lessons improved on that. When was the last time you spent real time as … Continue reading I’m a Dancin’ Machine…
Do you have the world’s next best lesson plan? You know who you are. You’re the teacher who has led staff development using your own materials. You’re the teacher whose students have soared because you have a unique way of presenting lessons. You’re the teacher who everyone in your building says, “Why don’t you get … Continue reading 5 Reasons Why I Don’t Write My Book
As a publishing company with frequent reprints, we have to update the information in many of our books to stay current. Our Elections book needs updating with each election, our geography books need to change the names of countries like Burma to Myanmar, our literature guides need to add the date of death to an … Continue reading You’ve Been Plutoed