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Are you a creative teacher or notice that there's more to teaching than the rigor of skills and core instruction? Have you wondered what the missing piece is that would allow students to be a member of a team, apply standards in a creative way, and learn skills hands-on? Start here with A Bookbag of the Bag Ladies Best and add hands-on pizazz to your teaching. Encourage interactive learning and motivate your K-5 students with projects that use everyday recycled items like file folders, CDs, and hair ties. This revised edition of A Bookbag of the Bag Ladies Best gives you step-by-step directions, drawings, blackline masters, and photographs for numerous classroom projects. It has everything you need to build thematic units geared toward your own curriculum. Best of all, you can be sure that these activities work. The Bag Ladies have tested each and every one in their very own classrooms.

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I also somehow knew that the words bag lady meant the book would give me more ideas to allow students to explore, discover and create. The book is divided into different chapters by classroom subject areas. However, ideas suggested in one subject area could be easily used in another subject area. Just add your own creativity and what works for your lessons. . . .I think as a teacher you will be happy with a lot of the activities in this book.-- MiddleWeb Put some pizzazz into your lessons with these creative, hands-on activities. This revised edition has step-by-step directions, drawings, and patterns, plus everything you need to build thematic units geared to your own curriculum.-- Learning Magazine

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An educator in Palm Beach County for 18 years, Cindy Guinn has taught all elementary grades, as well as serving as primary resource specialist for three years. Cindy has been nominated for the Dwyer Award for Excellence in Education, the Florida League of Teachers in 1999, and was recently nominated and featured as the Palm Beach Post's Teacher of the Week. Cindy and Karen Simmons started the Bag Ladies in 1993. Both believe in the value of keeping teachers excited and full of creative ideas. Since then, they have created 13 thematic units and presented make-n-take manipulative workshops in schools and at conferences in Florida. Their easy and inexpensive make-n-takes give teachers inexpensive and fun tools to create integrated thematic units.

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