Designed to match the specified requirements for particular teaching units in the History QCA Scheme of Work this book includes practical teachers' notes that provide background information about the resources as well as discussion and activity ideas.

Kansas-born educator Dorothy Dunn established the country's first Indian art school thus ushering in the flat-art style by which Native American painters have been celebrated as the first modernists.

Helps your child to get a head start at maths. This book features notes and tips that make learning about Maths easy and fun.

Provides a teaching resource which is designed for KS3 students whose literacy skills are considerably lower than their age. These books have an 'older format' to counteract this text and cover relevant topics. They include activities visuals and assessment sheets as well as teacher pages and also provide support material.

This book introduces the history of magic and goes on to explain how to perform a variety of simple magic tricks.

Written to meet the requirements of the Schools History Project and Modern World syllabuses for GCSE this title seeks to place the modern situation within its broader historical context.

A reference book for primary school children. It is packed with information about England's monarchs in chronological order including King Henry VIII Queen Elizabeth I and Queen Victoria. Full of facts it helps schoolchildren with their history studies.

In this original text case histories demonstrate the effectiveness of the cooperative learning approach in both second and foreign language contexts for elementary through post-secondary levels.