Product Index

Creative Classrooms offers selected books for teachers and for classroom use.

These include books focusing on integrating the arts in education, use of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator in education and elsewhere and elementary classroom materials focusing on teaching colonial history of New Hampshire and Vermont.

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Walnut Hill Let's Create, Fritz Bell Total Body Learning, Fritz Bell The Walnut Hill Cookbook Walnut Hill Tote Bag & Tee Shirt Integrating the Arts into the Curriculum Multiple Intelligences in the Classroom II, Thomas Armstrong Let's Create , Fritz Bell Total Body Learning, Fritz Bell Myers-Briggs Personality Types People Types & Tiger Stripes, Gordon Lawrence New Hampshire and Vermont History Resources This collection was published by the Regional Center For Educational Training of Hanover, N.H. The center closed in the mid 1980s, and Creative Classrooms purchased its inventory. Perspectives '76: A Teacher's Resource, Edited by Del Goodwin, Dorcas Chaffee Fort and Flag, Louise Grant A Home for Jamie, Doris Piper Mission to Fort No. 4, Kenneth Andler Rabbits & Redcoats, Robert Newton Peck We, The People, Elizabeth Yates Yankee Pioneers, Samuel B. Pettengill

Perspectives On History: Resources for Age 10 & Up This series provides primary and secondary source material for young people, including journal entries, newspaper accounts, contemporary essays, poetry and illustrations. Forward Into the Light: Woman's Suffrage The New England Transcendentalists: Life of the Mind and of the Spirit All that Glitters Purchase of Alaska Evolution of Trial The Alamo Pride & Promise World War I: The Great War World War II: The European Theatre Vietnam War The Progressive Movements 1900-1917 Brown Paper School Books These books from Little, Brown And Company are written and designed for kids and grownups together. The series comes from a group of teachers, writers and artists who believe that learning can happen anywhere, and that it doesn't require fancy tools. Beastly Neighbors, All About Wild Things in the City, Or Why Earwigs Make Good Mothers, Mollie Rights. Big Beast Book, Dinosaurs and How They Got That Way, Jerry Booth The Book of Where, Or How to be Naturally Geographic, Neill Bell Everybody's a Winner, A Kid's Guide to New Sports and Fitness, Tom Schneider Good for Me, All About Food in 32 Bits, Marilyn Burns I Am Not a Short Adult, Getting Good at Being a Kid, Marilyn Burns Making Cents, Elizabeth Wilkinson This Book is About Time, Marilyn Burns

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Updated March 7, 2006