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004721
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Chicago, Zephyr Press, 2003.
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x,114pPurple and Black Spine
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Discovers how to move past the traditional "memorize and regurgitate" method of education. It uses the eight intelligences to move students' learning from the level of acquiring basic facts and figures, to the level of understanding relationships between them, to the higher-order level of application, integration, and transfer of the material being used.
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Moving student's intelligences to higher-order realms
The object-related forms of intelligence
The object-free forms of intelligence
The personal forms of intelligence
Unit planning process using the Taxanomies
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1569761574 Pb.
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| 005975 | 370.13/LAZ | Main | On Shelf | Teacher Resources | Teacher Resource |
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027199
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London, Zephyr Press, 2021.
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136pGreen Spine
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The Tindims
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A glow-in-the-dark squid, drawn by the light of the moon, has wandered far from its friends on the ocean bed to the lake on Rubbish Island. The Tindims are puzzled by their new shiny lake, but with the help of Spokes, Barnacle Bow and a rather special invention, they discover the squid and try to help it on its way home again.
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9781838935733 Pb.
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| 024916 | FIC/GAR | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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027200
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London, Zephyr Press, 2021.
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150pBlue Spine
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The Tindims
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Ethel B. Dina once had an enchanting musical instrument made from ten green bottles. But they were used as the foundation of Bottle Mountain and now lie buried under a humungous pile of plastic. Ethel B. Dina discovered too late that she could not make music from plastic bottles. Glass bottles are much harder to find floating in the sea. But, when Tiddledim, the explorer, returns with tales of the Long Legs, he brings Ethel a beautiful, green, glass bottle. With nine more needed to complete her instrument, Ethel sets out on a glass bottle hunt. She encounters a giant octopus, school children and the inside of a whale! With Hitch Stitch by her side, will they be able to find enough glass bottles to build another instrument? Or will Ethel be left with only the memory of their enchanting sound?
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9781838935719 Pb.
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027198
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London, Zephyr Press, 2021.
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137pOrange Spine
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The Tindims
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Have you seen Tindim? Snap! Bottle Mountain breaks free from Rubbish Island, taking Captain Spoons and Broom with it! The Tindims rush to the rescue. For the first time, they meet some Little Long Legs (that's humans to you and me) and together they try to save some baby turtles.
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9781838935696 Pb.
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027197
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London, Zephyr Press, 2020.
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137pRed spine
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The Tindims
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Turn rubbish into treasure with the tiny Tindims. Mother and daughter duo, prizewinning Sally Gardner and Lydia Corry, team up to create a fun and funny cast of characters and adventures in their empowering new series for 5-8 year olds inspiring conservation and inventive ways to recycle. Since the days of the Vikings, the Tindims have lived on Rubbish Island, recycling debris salvaged from sunken pirate ships and galleons. They have always lived in secret, caring for the creatures of the sea and helping messages in bottles to find the right tides. But now as plastic threatens to overwhelm their island home, the Tindims make contact with children for the first time ever to show them how to turn rubbish into treasure... Join Captain Spoons, Mug, Jug, Brew, Skittle and friends on Rubbish Island: wander through its warren of underwater rooms, including a toothbrush library and a hospital for sick fish, climb its terraces overlooking the sea and scale Rubbish Mountain. Set sail with the Tindims on their first ocean adventure as they show keen young human ecologists how to help protect our planet for the future
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9781838935672 Pb.
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