books about: gum     books:       Caught'Ya !: Grammar With a Giggle25 reviews Jane Bell Kiester Maupin House Publishing, 1990 Giggling Good Grammar This is the only how-to teacher book that I've read cover to cover in the last 10 years. I love Hairy. I ordered Giggles in the Middle: Caught'ya! Grammar with a Giggle for Middle School and also read it cover to cover. In a desolate, lifeless, serious world of standards that my colleagues bemoan and administrators preach, these books are small green seedlings of hope.             The Gum Thief: A Novel17 reviews Douglas Coupland Bloomsbury USA, 2008 great! This novel is fun, sincere, well-paced, and somehow timeless, despite Coupland's love of tech pop culture references (youtube this time; the kids just love it). Aging loser Roger has hit rock bottom: he's divorced, disappointed, and drinking through his days at Staples. He befriends drifting, frustrated goth chick Bethany, and together they mock their mediocre coworkers and support each other ...             The Chortling Bard: Caught'ya! Grammar with a Giggle for High School6 reviews Jane Bell Kiester Maupin House Publishing, 1998 I love this system! I discovered (and bought) Jane's first two Caught'ya books at the national Differentiated Education conference last summer. I have used the high school level stories successfully in the two semesters since then. I wanted more stories so that I could keep my students on track throughout the year, so I ordered The Chortling Bard. What a resource! There are three fully-completed stories based on ...             Green Algae and Bubble Gum Wars (Beacon Street Girls) Annie Bryant Aladdin, 2008 Science isn't exactly Maeve's favorite subject, but she's still excited to be going to the Sally Ride Science Festival at MIT with her hunky tutor, Matt. Sure, the BSG and her annoyingly brilliant younger brother are going as well, but it's still almost kind of a date, isn't it? The festival gives the BSG a super idea -- an environmental science fair at Abigail Adams Junior High. But plans for a bubble gum factory nearby put Avery and Katani on ...             Giggles in the Middle: Caught'ya! Grammar with a Giggle for Middle School (Caught'ya! Grammar with a Giggle) ...10 reviews Jane Bell Kiester Maupin House Publishing, Inc., 2006 love the caughtya's This is the third "Caught 'Ya" book I've purchased - my kids LOVE this idea, and they are LEARNING!             The Gum on the Drum (Start to Read! Library Edition Series)6 reviews Barbara Gregorich School Zone Publishing Company, 1984 18 Years Ago, this was my Daughter's favorite! It's been 18 years since I read this book to my daughter. Of all the books I used to read her, this one is the one I remember best. The story is funny, and the pictures are interesting for a small child at bedtime. I've often wondered if it were still in publication, and I'm glad to see it is. Try it out on your child, and perhaps it'll create a similar memory for you!             Night Catch19 reviews Brenda Ehrmantraut Bubble Gum Pr, 2005 A great deployment book for any service. My husband will soon leave for Kuwait, leaving behind our 4 yo daughter and me. I've been researching various deployment books since we learned he was going. Overall, this is one of the best books. It is service neutral (which is difficult to find). The story is about love and separation more than the actual reason they are gone. The illustrations are lovely and typical of quality children's ...             Princess Bubble18 reviews Susan Johnston Bubble Gum Press, 2007 Cute This is a very cute book and teaches a very good lesson. probably 2nd through 4th grade appropriate.             Reversing Gum Disease Naturally: A Holistic Home Care Program5 reviews Sandra Senzon Wiley, 2003 Preventing and reversing gum disease This is an excellent book written by a very dedicated dental hygienist who does her best to impart her years of acquired wisdom, so that we can take responsibility for our dental health and protect our teeth. The author teaches us that most people lose teeth as they get older, not because of tooth decay, but rather because of gum disease. She explains what happens and why, and goes on to teach ...             Caught'Ya Again!: More Grammar With a Giggle8 reviews Jane Bell Kiester Maupin House Publishing, 1992 Caught'Ya Again!: More Grammar With a Giggle Mrs. Kiester has done it again! Before I found Jane Bell Kiester's books, I didn't have a clear path to follow when teaching writing. The Caught'Ya books solve the problem of teaching your students grammar and mechanics. Each day students are given a sentence to correct that adds to a story line appropriate for their age group. Students become engaged in the learning process throughout the ...             Plant Resins: Chemistry, Evolution, Ecology, and Ethnobotany2 reviews Jean H. Langenheim Timber Press, Incorporated, 2003 Outstanding I immediately ordered this book, with great glee. As an ethnobotanist, I find that this book is an invaluable source of information on a topic that has not been systematically covered in my field. The illustrations are wonderful, the information value of the book is high and I am pleased to have this book in my collection.             Chewing Gum: The Fortunes of Taste1 review Michae Redclift Routledge, 2004 The history of chewing gum's marketing and popularity The history of chewing gum's marketing and popularity might seem to some like a narrow topic for a business book: think again. Michael Redclift's Chewing Gum: The Fortunes Of Taste holds plenty of insights into advertising and marketing an innovative new product, telling a zany story based on a scheme hatched by Chicago's Wrigley brother - and social theory scholar Michael Redclift proves the ...             This Gum for Hire: A Chet Gecko Mystery5 reviews Bruce Hale Harcourt Paperbacks, 2003 Great Book!!! My son is 9 years old and hates chapter books, he would much rather be reading non-fiction. When I found the Chet Gecko series at the store, I took a chance and bought the first book. At first my son refused to read it, but after reading the first two chapters aloud as a bedtime story, he was hooked. He has since read all of the Chet Gecko novels and loves each and every one. I have read most ...             Juan and Marie Join the Class: Caught'ya! Grammar with a Giggle for Third Grade Jane Bell Kiester Maupin House Publishing, 2006 In Juan and Marie Join the Class, third-grade students will have fun learning about the language and customs of Mexico and France as they master vocabulary, punctuation, literary devices, and sentence structure. Clear instructions help you integrate the proven Caught'ya approach easily into your classroom. And for your convenience, the supplemental CD contains the Caught'ya sentences formatted in Word for duplication, alogn with writing ...             Mr Gum and the Dancing Bear Andy Stanton Egmont Books Ltd, 2008             What's In Your Food?: The Truth about Additives from Aspartame to Xanthan Gum4 reviews Bill Statham Running Press, 2007 Betty Boop Meant to Give this Book 4 Stars I bought 3 copies of this book. I keep one in my kitchen, car and purse. It's compact size makes it easy to keep close at hand and I refer to it constantly. Ever since I connected the dots between what I eat and how I feel, I care ALOT about what I put into my mouth. I want to know why these chemicals are in my food And I Want To Know Where They Came From!!I hope the author will expand and update ...             Buntus Cainte Ceim a hAon: A First Step in Spoken Irish Part 12 reviews Tomas O Domhnallain An Gum, 2002 Fun and Easy first steps in Irish The Buntus Cainte books and tapes are an easy way to learn some basic Irish vocabulary and simple sentences. The series is designed to be "first steps in spoken Irish," and the steps are easy to follow. The tapes and pictures are helpful and make the course fun, for adults as well as children.             Bubble Gum, Bubble Gum11 reviews Lisa Wheeler Little, Brown Young Readers, 2004 Beautiful Illustrations My Grandkids, ages 3 and 2 love this sweet book. We all love the illustrations.             Lester Fizz, Bubble-Gum Artist4 reviews Ruth Spiro Dutton Juvenile, 2008 Great story, great writing, great illustrations Both our 8 and 6 year olds enjoy reading this book and I enjoy reading it to them. The story is both clever and fun and the writing is poetic yet accessible. The illustrations enhance the story and are as fun and dynamic as the story is. Some kids' books are well-written, others have a fun story and others teach values. Rare is a book that can do all three as well as this one does.             Putrescent Petra Finds Friends: Caught'ya! Grammar with a Giggle for Second Grade Jane Bell Kiester Maupin House Publishing, 2006 With Putrescent Petra Finds Friends, second-grade students will have fun learning vocabulary and practicing punctuation, capitalization, verb tenses, and paragraphing skills as they follow the adventures of a skunk who befriends a classroom. Clear instructions help you integrate the proven Caught'ya approach easily into your classroom. 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