ACCEPTABLE: This is an ex-library book. It has reinforcing tape on its spine, a shelving code label on the spine, and a library label on the front page. There is a patch of damage on the back cover where the library removed its scan code. These flaws are pictured in the item's image gallery. The pages are in good condition and appear to be mark-free.
Product Details
From the back cover: "What are school projects, anyway? Dioramas, book reports, science projects, group projects, Power Point presentations, costumes, maps, mobiles, mythology, money, fundraising...and so many, many more.
"What has happened to education since I've been in school? Simple lava-belching volcanoes and picture-perfect diagrams no longer satisfy teachers' expectations for a school project. Today's book reports are much more than a few paragraphs thrown on a page — and much more interesting. Your child will have to deal with multiple projects, some as simple as dressing up as a character in a book, others as complicated as conducting a Power Point presentation on the classroom computer. And who is expected to create the costume, purchase the craft supplies or make sure your child has access to a computer? You are."
BRIEF CONTENTS
Introduction: A New World of Educational Requirements
Chapter One: Educators Need Your Help
Chapter Two: Individual Academic Projects
Chapter Three: Group Projects
Chapter Four: Presentations and Demonstrations
Chapter Five: Research Papers
Chapter Six: School-wide Projects
Chapter Seven: Parties, Picnics and Off-Campus Tours
Chapter Eight: How You Can Help Your Child
Chapter Nine: Computers and the Internet
Chapter Ten: Important Concepts for Children (and Parents) to Take Home
