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Yardsticks: Children in the Classroom Ages 4-14: A Resource for Parents and Teachers, Chip Wood 2005 edition

Yardsticks: Children in the Classroom Ages 4-14: A Resource for Parents and Teachers, Chip Wood 9780961863647
An outstanding guide for anyone working or living with children ages 4-14. Written for teachers and parents, author Chip Wood offers clear and concise descriptions of children's development. A comprehensive, ""user-friendly"" reference that helps translate knowledge of child development into schooling that helps all children succeed.Includes: Charts summarizing growth patterns: physical, social, language, and congnitive Suggestions for curricular areas: reading, writing, mathematics, and thematic units Favorite books for different agesInformed by almost thirty years spent with children and teachers and infused with warmth and humor, Yardsticks has been acclaimed by teachers, administrators, and parent groups. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Reviews--------------------------------------------------------------------------------About the Author Chip Wood has been a teacher of children and teachers for over 30 years. He is a co-founder of NEFC, co-Creator of The Responsive Classroom. While they last they are 50% off the retail price of 16.95. They are now 8.50.
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