"What a Day for Running" Marathon Guide
Written and illustrated by Carol Goodrow, this guide will get students motivated to run and be fit! Students will learn about marathons, running safety, nutrition, running games, and more. Students will learn about famous runners, and will be challenged to make their own healthy pizza. This 16 page guide is loaded with activities and will be one to keep! Grades 3-8

Included in this guide:

• Keeping Track of Your Running Log
• Massachusetts Running Clubs
• Crossword Puzzle answer key

Faces of America: Life Stories of Notable Americans
Tells the story of thirty-three remarkable Americans, all of whom are named in the Massachusetts’ Social Studies Curriculum Frameworks. Each of their stories includes their connection to Massachusetts as well as interesting, little-known facts. This guide is complete with educational, thought-provoking questions and activities. No social studies or history classroom should be without this fabulous piece! Grades 4-9

Scientific Inquiry & The Newspaper
This guide was specifically written to show how to use the newspaper to teach scientific inquiry and to demonstrate the connections between scientific inquiry and other academic disciplines. Aligned to MCAS frameworks conveniently divided by grade level, making it easy to use. All Age Levels

The Weather Page
Fantastic resource for helping students to understand the weather. The guide is broken into four sections: Weather, Topography, Geography & Climate. Perfect for grades 3-8.


"1 for All"
http://1forall.us - National non-partisan program designed to build an understanding and support for First Amendment freedoms. Teaching guides available for Elementary - High School Grades.