Many tips, ideas, and plans for classroom organization.

Asking questions is at the very heart of authentic learning. But how do you get children to ask substantive questions? This book provides excellent strategies.

A book with many novel, yet practical, ideas for teachers.

An excellent book that can be used at the middle-school level to combine health and social studies. Teaches about the geography of healthful living and extreme longevity.

An attention-getting and attention-keeping video that highlights the continuing problem of child labor in many parts of the world.

This educational pamphlet provides several classroom activities. It instructs children to use higher-level thinking skills by comparing the Nazi and Soviet radio broadcasts in terms of fact vs. opinion, comparative extent of emotive language, etc.

A delightful sing-along video for young children.

The testimony of Brad Cohen, who has Tourette Syndrome and who became a very successful teacher. This book is an inspiration to any teacher with a disability.

An eye-opening book on trends in American education which have increasingly caused boys to disengage from the learning process. Includes practical tips for teachers in order to make classes, and the curriculum, more boy-friendly (see the Peczkis review).

Title says it all. It includes a diagnostic checklist for assessing the motivations of chronically-disruptive students. It also contains many useful ready-to-copy-and-use sheets.

Includes a helpful table that compares teacher-directed classroom activities that don't work with activities that do work, especially for low-achieving students.

Includes a helpful section on the use of humor in handling student denials of responsibility, and defusing power confrontations.

A positive approach to classroom discipline, centered on the teacher-student relationship. The author assumes that, when in a positive relationship with his/her teacher, the child will want to obey the teacher.

Attila the Hun? You've got to be kidding. Believe it or not, many of Attila the Hun's insights into the psychology of adult warriors applies to children and teens (see the Peczkis review).

A book of few-paragraph answers to many questions asked by children, on topics as diverse as science and love/romance.

An excellent overview of countless science-related topics.

An exceptionally comprehensive and creative book of science experiments, demonstrations, etc. Includes some unusual activities. (see the Peczkis review).

A large collection of simple classroom science experiments, each described in a few pages.

A good book for children who like to tinker with everyday objects. And, while not written for this purpose, it provides many ideas for science projects.

A volume packed with information. Mostly suitable for the high school and college level--yet parts of it are also relevant to elementary-level science experimentation.