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Since its recent publication this book has been in huge demand. Written initially for teachers and parents it has found a wider audience with all those who want to better understand the Creative process fully. It explores how to encourage and facilitate creativity in spoken and written word, as well as through thought, painting, drawing and crafting, plus drama and imagination. This book helps teachers to “unravel the mystery of creativity” in a positive, fulfilling and structured way.
This book is a hardback and is written in such a way that it embraces the reader and interprets everyday experiences in an original and novel manner. Correspondence with the author since its publication has been almost overwhelming. Beautifully illustrated throughout.
200/09
This book has a carefully selected sequence of sayings and photographs which illuminate our understanding of the world of children. Now in its fifth edition it is a “must have” for anyone who is fascinated by what makes childhood so special.
The quotations in this book have been gathered together over a number of years as a result of numerous requests from teachers. They cover schools, creative arts, literacy, numeracy, sciences, childhood and the world around us. Bringing them together in this way is a celebration of the shared beliefs in working with children.
201/09
A partner book to Images of childhood, this book is filled with poems and photographs which describe different aspects of how both adults and children view the world. Thought provoking, enthralling and emotive. Roger has used the poems at various times with both teachers and children. The book came about as a result of many people asking him to collect these poems together in order that others may share them.
202/09
The aim of this book is to stimulate teachers’ ideas about display and its importance in the education of children. It contains a collection of fundamental ideas and practices that will spark creativity in the display of childrens’ work.
The text is beautifully illustrated with photographs and diagrams. The content is wide ranging covering such subjects as the value and basic rules of display, its location, how to prepare work for display and different ways arranging work, right through to the big issues of a whole school display policy. This book makes an ideal companion publication to “Classroom Organisation and Management”. The two can be purchased together as a twin-pack giving you a saving.
203/09
This book was written as a direct result of requests from teachers who Roger has worked with over the years rearranging classrooms, store cupboards or even whole schools! The plans, advice and ideas within the book are designed to help teachers understand the principles and necessity of good classroom planning, in order to achieve a well managed, effective teaching and learning environment within which children thrive.
204/09
This twin pack brings together two important, complimentary books (203/09 & 204/09) that will enable any teacher to improve their classroom environment and enhance childrens’ learning.
Both these books were written specifically for the benefit of teachers working with young children. They are full of practical help and guidance and evaluate many of the fundamental principles which can be found in successful schools. Since these two aspects of teaching and learning are frequently overlooked in discussions about best practice in primary education, these books are essential guidebooks to both new and experienced teachers alike.
205/09
This book explores and evaluates the importance of drawing in the education and development of children over time. It explains why children draw, the different developmental stages of drawing and the role of the teacher in encouraging this activity. In addition it gives practical advice about the selection of materials, techniques and the collaborative potential of drawing as an activity.
This book makes an ideal accompaniment to Painting with Children.
206/09
All the recommendation in this innovative book are based on Roger’s experiences in developing, encouraging and facilitating painting as a developmental tool for learning in the classroom. It explains why children want to paint, the different developmental stages of painting and the role of the teacher in encouraging this activity. In addition it gives practical advice about the selection of materials, techniques and planning of painting lessons as part of the curriculum.
This book makes an ideal accompaniment to Drawing with Children.
207/09
These two complimentary but separate books not only explain the importance of drawing and painting in the lives of children but show methods of organisation and the different stages of development which a child may follow. Both are beautifully illustrated and find a ready appeal with both parents and teachers.
208/08
This straight-forward, practical guide explores the vital role of the Curriculum Coordinator in the primary school. The book explores the main functions and tasks of the coordinator, utilising handy checklists and questionnaires. It provides practical ideas for monitoring the success of the role and how it should be integrated into the strategic and day-to-day reporting and monitoring within the school. A must have, book for most schools.
209/09
One of our most successful publications which has increased in demand since the introduction of the new literacy strategy. Now in its sixth reprint! This book guides the teacher or parent through the various stages of bookmaking in a very clear and practical way. Many schools have a tradition of making and writing books and this book is the foundation stone to that success.
210/09
Save £1 per book, £5 total, when you buy this money saving pack consisting of one each of: Painting with Children, Drawing with Children, Bookmaking, Classroom Organisation and Management, plus Classroom Display and Presentation.
Together these books form a compendium of information, ideas, proven systems and practical guides to enable any teacher to plan, develop and enhance creativity within the school and thereafter to display that creativity effectively.
211/09
A child’s personal development is just as central to patterns of growth and behaviour as the major milestones of classroom achievement. The key is to inspire our youngsters – to build confidence in their abilities wherever they may lie. The reward is knowing that they believe in themselves and ‘All About Me’ is a remarkable and unique way of helping them do just that.
Bright and optimistic, ‘All About Me’ is a personalised log book of individual development, designed to engage children in the process of recording their own steps forward and to take pride in their actions.
Schools can purchase for individuals or whole classes ( see offer 214/09 below), but this is also a great book for parents or grandparents to buy.
212/09
This multi pack of All about Me is ideal for a small group of children or as a supplementary pack to the larger offer of 20 units (214/09). This pack saves you £1 per book.
213/09
Save £1.25 per book when you buy this bulk pack of All About Me. Please supplement this base classroom pack with code 213/08 and/or 212/09 if you need units to make up for your full class count.
214/09