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Practicing gratitude has been shown to have a positive impact on mood, health, and even sleep. My Gratitude Journal can help kids realize that there are many things in their lives that make them feel thankful. Each page asks kids to list three things they are grateful for, identify how they feel, and draw or write a response to a prompt about gratitude. A final page encourages kids to feel gratitude for who they are. A ready-to-color cover adds to the fun.

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Ages 4-11, chronological age or skill level

Savor small moments of wonder with your child, as he learns to appreciate the simple beauty of nature. Share delight in drawing and describing a solitary toad, a creeping caterpillar, or a crisp, yellow leaf. Visit a forest, a creek, or your own backyard.

Create a keepsake, as you witness improvement in his attention to detail, writing skills, and knowledge. Help your student make essential connections between oral language and written language, even as you assist his ability to observe and enjoy the wonders of nature

In My Nature Journal, you will introduce students to the natural sciences through purposeful nature study. Talk a walk. Find a patch of lichen, a beetle, or an ant hill, and allow the student time to draw everything he sees. Nudge his drawings with questions provided for you, or create your own to spark attention to detail. “What colors do you see?” “How many legs does the beetle have?” “What shape is the ant hill?”

Each journal page provides a large font space for writing. He may write his own observations, or you can create simple copywork sentences from his spoken words. “He is crawling on the leaf!” or “He looks fuzzy.” Find another fact or two from the animal and plant classifications provided for you in My Nature Journal. “A caterpillar is an insect. Insect have six legs.” Record only complete sentences.

When all sentences are recorded on the page, whether dictated, copied, or written, the teacher or student then reads the words aloud. In this manner, you will help the student create a delightful record of his own nature study while cultivating his powers of observation.

Step 1 – Dictating and Scribing

If the student does not yet write words or sentences, simply record his spoken words, as he observes and draws. Through questions such as those provided in the front of the journal, ask questions to evoke descriptions. If desired, the student and teacher may add another fact from the classifications in the journal, from a field guide, or elsewhere. The teacher writes in complete sentences directly into his journal. The teacher or student then reads the journal entry.

Step 2 – Copywork

If the student can form letters and words, simply elicit oral descriptions as described above. Then writes a sentence or two from the student’s own observations. The student and teacher may wish to add another fact or two, if space permits. The teacher writes the information in complete sentences. The student copies the sentences into his journal. The student or teacher reads the entry aloud upon completion.

Step 3 – Writing

If the student generates thoughts easily and writes sentences well, he may wish to write his own words into the journal. These may be prompted through discussion with questions from the front of journal for more vivid descriptions. The teacher gently corrects for capitalization, punctuation, and spelling as he writes. The student then reads his journal entry aloud.

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Type: Student Book

Media: Paperback Book

Pages: 216, perforated

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The Big Idea You write the code and Artie 3000™ draws the lines! Easy to learn and cool to create with, Artie 3000 also comes ready to draw with preprogrammed designs, shapes, and games. Watch how-to videos and learn about all the cool things Artie can do at CodeWithArtie.com.

Psst...They're Learning!

STEAM and STEM-powered fun

Introduces the basics of coding

Fuels creativity and imagination

Cut to the Chase

Programmable robot draws whatever you code on any sheet of paper

Includes WiFi-enabled drawing robot; drag and drop visual programming software;4 colored markers; and quick-start guide

Comes preprogrammed with shapes and games, or write your own custom code

Requires 4 AA batteries (not included)

 Please Note: Artie 3000 is inherently designed to be one of the safest and most secure coding robots on the market. When it comes to Artie 3000 there is no Wi-Fi or log-in required. In fact, Artie 3000 never connects to the internet. As there is only a one way transmission of data from the user to the product Artie 3000 does not collect data of any kind. EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Ages 7-12

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Create a keepsake that will remind you of the family trip for years to come! No matter where you're headed for the family vacation, you'll be making lasting memories.

And if you're between the ages of 7 to 10, this fun book was designed with you in mind. It's chock-full of activities — more than 90 — that will help you draw and write about your adventures.

All you need is a pencil and your imagination!

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My Own Nature Book gives young explorers a place to think about, write about, and draw the many fascinating sights, sounds, and experiences they can find in nature. Each two-page section prompts students to observe a specific part of nature and then journal about their observations. A ready-to-color cover adds to the fun. A ready-to-color cover adds to the fun. 32 pages, 8-1/2" x 7".

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Children love to draw people and faces and they can create satisfying results every time with this clear, easy-to-follow, step-by-step drawing book. This write-in book includes instructions, hints and tips, as well as space to practice. With plenty of space in the book for doing your own drawings. Learn More

Composition & Sketchbooks allow each student to write and illustrate compositions. These books are a great resource for all subjects and become a journal of your child’s work for each year. Composition & Sketchbook I: 5/8″ Ruled for Younger Students – This font is ruled with a middle dashed line, and each page is divided in half so that students draw on the top half of the page and write on the bottom half, so 4-5-year-old students aren’t overwhelmed by a 2-page spread Learn More

Fun with multiple intelligences! Students solve math problems by choosing Write It, Draw It, Show It and Choose It cards. Concepts covered include addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, measurement, graphing, money and time. Multiple award winner! Aligned with Common Core and State Standards. Grades 4-5 (Grades 2-3 available separately, Item #5258) Learn More

Help early learners develop essential reading readiness skills while they learn their ABCs. The revised edition of Jumbo Fun with the Alphabet is your ultimate resource for teaching letter names and sounds! Over 200 pages of engaging activities help students see, hear, say, and write the 26 letters of the alphabet while they develop the important reading readiness skills of alphabetic awareness, print awareness, phonemic awareness, and visual discrimination. Along with a new look and revised activities, you'll also enjoy all-new teacher pages that make it easier than ever to provide students with the essential alphabet practice they need for success. This resource contains teacher support pages, reproducible student pages, and an answer key. 224 pages. From Evan-Moor. Grades Pre-K-1. Learn More

Fun with multiple intelligences! Students solve math problems by choosing Write It, Draw It, Show It and Choose It cards. Concepts covered include addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, measurement, graphing, money and time. Multiple award winner! Aligned with Common Core and State Standards. Grades 4-5 available separately (Item #5259) Learn More

New American Cursive I. New American Cursive is an easy-to-follow resource for teaching beginning cursive. It presents simplified letter forms, using multi-sensory methods to aid in the learning of motor skills necessary to write well. Developed by Iris Hatfield, with over 35 years of experience in the handwriting field, the book improves the process of teaching handwriting and allows students to start at a younger age. The character Mr. Meerkat is the book's guide, making learning tasks fun; step-by-step, he shows the way to draw each letter and encourages creativity. There are clear arrow directions for letter creation, and plenty of shaded letters to trace for practice. The book is bound at the top for equal access for left- and right-handers. NAC's simplified strokes and letter forms allow first grade students to truly master beautiful cursive. Learning cursive early ensures that students are not slowed down or frustrated in the upper grades when they are focusing on other subjects, such as grammar and composition. Recommended for 1st grade and up.

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Draw...Then Write Teacher Resource. Children love to draw, especially when they can follow simple steps. In Draw…Then Write, students follow picture and written directions to draw animals, people, and vehicles. The finished drawings provide motivation for creative writing. Grades 4-6. From Evan-Moor. Learn More

Draw...Then Write Teacher Resource. Children love to draw, especially when they can follow simple steps. In Draw…Then Write, students follow picture and written directions to draw animals, people, and vehicles. The finished drawings provide motivation for creative writing. Grades 1-3. From Evan-Moor. Learn More

Part 2 in the Animals of the World series of Draw Write Now Books by Barker Creek includes: Savannahs, Grassland Animals, and Mountains and Deserts. In Savannahs, learn about the animals that call the savannahs of the world their home. . .Can a gazelle run faster than a cheetah? The Grassland Animals sections allow you to gallop across the steppes with a wild horse and raid an ant hill with an anteater while exploring eastern Europe and central Asia’s grassy plains. In Mountains and Deserts learn about the fascinating animals that inhabit the planet’s highest and driest places. Learn about them and, in the process, discover why Europe and Asia—although connected—are two continents. Ages 5-9, Grades K-3. Learn More

Saxon's Math I Homeschool program is carefully planned and packaged to make your teaching experience easier. First graders will skip count by 1's, 2's, 5's and 10's; compare and order numbers; identify ordinal position to tenth; identify a sorting rule; identify and extend patterns; solve routine and nonroutine problems; master all basic addition facts and most of the basic subtraction facts; add two digit numbers without regrouping; picture and name fractions; measure using inches, feet, and centimeters; compare volume, mass, and area; telltime to the half hour; count pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters; identify and draw polygons; identify geometric solids; tally; and create, read, and write observations from real graphs, pictographs, and bar graphs. Includes teacher's manual, student worktext with flashcards and meeting book. Saxon Math Grades K-3 require the use of manipulatives. (See Saxon Math Manipulative Kit, Item #2635, sold separately). Learn More

These workbooks give students the opportunity to write and illustrate their own books. Parents and teachers love them because they keep their children’s work organized. Workbooks are printed on quality, white paper. The horizontal format gives children a long line on which to write and a large drawing area. Each 48-page workbook will hold all of the lessons in one of the Draw•Write•Now® books with a few extra pages for practice. Ages 5-9, Grades K-3. Learn More

Includes: On the Farm, Kids and Critters, and Storybook Characters. In On the Farm experience life on a farm while drawing and writing about horses, cows, tractors and more! In Kids and Critters learn fun, new ways to draw children and their favorite animal friends. Storybook Characters allow you to practice handwriting and learn how to draw popular storybook characters like The Little Red Hen and The Three Bears! Ages 5-9, Grades K-3. Learn More

Includes: Christopher Columbus, Autumn Harvest, and The Weather. Christopher Columbus allows you to Explore the world while learning about Columbus voyage of 1492. In Autumn Harvest celebrate the wonders of autumn with lessons on pine cones, owls, squirrels and more! The Weather unravels the mysteries of the weather. What makes a cloud? Why does it snow? What is fog? Ages 5-9, Grades K-3. Learn More

Includes: Native Americans, North America, and The Pilgrims. In the Native Americans section learn about North America’s diverse Native cultures–past and present. North America allows you to explore the vast North American continent with lessons on the mountainous West, the frozen North and more! The Pilgrims section allows discovery of who they were and why they came to America.Ages 5-9, Grades K-3. Learn More

Includes: Polar Regions, The Arctic, The Antartic. The Polar Regions section allows you to discover the wonders of our planet’s polar regions. Why is it so cold near the poles? The Arctic provides an exploration of “The Land of the Midnight Sun” while learning about polar bears, igloos and more. In The Antarctic you will experience one of Earth’s most amazing places. How do penguins keep their chicks warm? Why is the southern ocean teeming with life? Ages 5-9, Grades K-3. Learn More

Includes: The United States, From Sea to Sea, and Moving Forward. In The United States learn about the United States and the fundamental principles for which it stands. In From Sea to Sea discover how the United States grew from 13 colonies to a nation that spans a continent and encompasses 50 states! In Moving Forward you can float down the Ohio River on a flatboat in the 1700s and then learn about the Internet while traveling through time with famous Americans, their inventions and innovations. Ages 5-9, Grades K-3 Learn More

Includes: Animals & Habitats - On the Land, Ponds & Rivers, and Oceans. Animals & Habitats On the Land provides an opportunity to learn about the speedy jackrabbit and his shrub land neighbors and climb high peaks with mountain goats. Where do butterflies go when it rains? In Ponds & Rivers splash with frogs in wetlands and swim with turtles in lakes. Do beavers live in flowing water, pooled water or frozen water? The Oceans section provides an exploration of shallow tidelands with hermit crabs and herons, swim sunlit waters with dolphins and then plunge into the oceans’ dark depths–home of weird and wonderful sea creatures. Ages 5-9, Grades K-3 Learn More

Part 1 in the Animals of the World Series includes: Tropical Forests, Northern Forests, and Forests Down Under. In Tropical Forests draw Bengal tigers, monkeys and more while exploring the world’s tropical forests. How do Asian elephants differ from African elephants? Northern Forests provides an exploration of the planet’s northern forests and their animal inhabitants. In Forests Down Under learn about the fascinating animals that inhabit Australia, “the land down under.” Do you know how far a kangaroo can jump? Do platypuses quack? Ages 5-9, Grades K-3. Learn More