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Everything you need to keep your class engaged and involved!

Tapped out on teaching ideas? Drained from dreaming up creative lesson supplements? Burned out from battling the bored student glaze-over? These days, with so many distractions clamoring for students' attention, it's often a struggle to get students to "tune in" to the lesson at hand. If you're desperate for a resource packed with imaginative additions to your daily lessons, the experts behind Chase's "Teacher's Calendar" come to the rescue with 180 indispensable, classroom-enrichment suggestions for K--8 teachers.

This gotta-have, go-to resource of 180 educational gems--one for each day of the school year----covers a broad range of subject areas, from etiquette to mathematics and from language arts to science and nature. Hook your kids with an assortment of age-appropriate activities, including poetry sessions, crystal creations, and fascinating investigations into local historical lore. Ideas are presented chronologically by month and keyed with subject-area icons for maximum ease of use. Each entry includes additional resources, such as books, websites, and audiovisual aids.

With these hands-on lessons, your students will learn to: Convert Fahrenheit temperatures to Celsius on National Weather Observer's Day (May 4) Make homemade butter for National Dairy Month (June) Create "flying verse" with poetry wind socks for National Poetry Month (April) Trace family trees to commemorate the opening of Ellis Island (January) Fish for fact-filled flashcards to celebrate National American Indian Heritage Month (November)

Year after year, you'll turn to "180 Creative Ideas for Getting Students Involved, Engaged, andExcited" to discover fun, educational topics and doable ideas to enrich your students' learning experience.