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1 BOOKS GRADE 20 Ideas for Teaching Gifted Kids at the Middle School More Ideas for Teaching Gifted Kids at the Middle Ways to Bring Out the Smarts in Your Kid Activities for Gifted Children (100) Activities for the Gifted Child (creative) Activities Guide for Parents Address Book: How to Reach Anyone Who is Anyone all Affective Expression Guide Autonomous Learner Guide: Future Studies 4+ Autonomous Learner Model (K-12) Autonomous Learner: Giftedness-Living With It Autonomous Learner: Primary Activities primary Being Gifted: The Gift (video & materials) all Best Teacher Stuff Bringing Out the Best for Parents of Young Children (2) Celbrating Gifts & Talents (video) all Challenging Gifted Children Classroom Activities in Thinking Skills 4+ College Planning for Gifted Kids 7-12 Developing Minds: A Resource Book for Teaching Thinking Exploring Feelings (Gifted Kids Have Feelings Too) 7-12 Fighting Invisable Tigers (stress management for teens) 5-12 Flyer File on Gifted Students Frames of Mind Freed s Guide to Student Competitions & Publishing Get Off My Brain: Survival for Lazy Students 9-12 Gifted Children, Helping to Unwrap the Gift Gifted is Not a Dirty Word Gifted Kids Have Feelings Too (Exploring Feelings) 7-12 Gifted Kids Speak Out 2-8 Gifted Kids Survival Guide K-5 Gifted Kids Survival Guide For Ages 10 & Under (2) 5-12 Gifted Kids Survival Guide II 5-12 Gifted Kids Survival Guide, a Teen Handbook (2) teens Gifted Learners K-12 (Curriculum & Teaching) K-12 Giftedness, Conflict & Underachievement Go For It! 4-12 Goal Getters: Exploring Values, Feelings & Goals 4-6 Guiding Gifted Readers Guiding the Gifted Child HELP! For Parents of Gifted & Talented Children parent HELP! in Solving Problems Creatively at Home & School How Can We Teach Intelligence How to Develop Your Child s Gifts & Talents (Elementary) parent I Am Not a Short Adult: Getting Good at Being a Kid 3-6 In Search of Perspective (cartoons) Instructional Stratigies for Teaching the Gifted It s About Time (inservice stategies) It s All in Your Head 4-9 It s All in Your Mind (guide to learning style) 7+ Kid Stories: Biographies of 20 Young People... 3+
2 AUTHOR Prufrock Press Prufrock Press Marge Kennedy Meredith & Landin Hopkins & Shapiro Gulledge & Peters Michael Lenine Bob Eberle Mind Play Nancy L. Johnson/Pieces of Saunders & Espeland NAGC Leah Welte Janice Kruse Sandra Berger/CEC Arthur L. Costa Rimm & Priest Earl Hipp ERIC Howard Gardner Randall McCutcheon Compass Labs Nancy Alvarado Stone Silvia Rimm/Apple Publishing James Delisle Judy Galbraith Judy Galbraith Judy Galbraith Free Spirit Kenneth R. Chuska Joanne Whitmore Judy Zerafa Learning Works Halstead James Webb Good Apple, Inc. Bob Eberle Robert J. Sternberg Rein & Rein Little, Brown and Company Jean Watts Jeanette Plauche Parker/Allyn & Alane J.Starko Susan Barrett Kathleen Butler Free Spirit Publishing
3 BOOKS GRADE Leadership Education: Developing Skills for Youth 7+ Leadership for Differentiating Schools & Classrooms Leadership Program (Roets) 3-8 Leadership Unit 6-9 Leadership, A Facilitating Style of 7+ Leadership: A Special Type of Giftedness 7+ Leadership: Making Things Happen Managing the Social & Emotional Needs of the Gifted MENSA Genius Quiz Book 7-12 Mindscape (Mix & Match Imagery Exercises K-6 Moral Reasoning: Handbook for Adapting Kohlberg 3-12 Multiple Intelligence Approaches to Assessment On Being Gifted 7-12 Parenting Skills for the 90s: Your Gifted Child s Perfectionism: What s Bad About Being Too Good? (2) 6-12 Perspectives: Advocacy for the Gifted & Talented Perspectives: Elementary & Secondary Level Programs s Perspectives: Gifted Younf Children s Perspectives: Identification of the Gifted s Perspectives: Stategies for Parents of the Gifted & s Perspectives: Training Teachers of the Gifted & Talented s Providing Opportunities for Mathematically Gifted Psychology for Kids: 40 Fun Tests to Learn About Yourself 4+ PT/GT Program for Parents & Teachers of Gifted Questioning Makes the Difference Questioning Methods for Gifted Students Re-Forming Gifted Education Renzulli: A Guidebook fo Developing IEPs for Gifted... Renzulli: The Revolving Door Identification Model Seven Pathways of Learning Seven Ways of Knowing Smart Girls, Gifted Women Smart Kids with School Problems (LD Gifted) (2) Stick Up for Yourself 3-6 Stress-Management Guide for Young People 7+ Survival Guide for Parents of Gifted Kids (2) Tactics for Thinking (tchrs. manual) Talk With Teens About Self and Stress 7-12 Teacher Pleaser or Potentially Gifted? Teaching Gifted Kids in the Regular Classroom Teaching Models in the Education of the Gifted Teaching Students to Think 4+ Teaching Young Gifted Children in the Regular Classroom The Multiple Menu Model The Parallel Curriculum The School As AHome for the Mind The World of the Gifted Child parent They Say My Kid s Gifted, Now What? Thinking is the Key, Questioning Makes the Difference Turn Ons! 185 Strategies for the Secondary Classroom 7-12 Underachievement Syndrome: Causes and Cures
4 AUTHOR John Feldhusen Carol Ann Tomlinson Lois Roets James Gallagher Sidney Parnes Sisk & Rosselli Sisk & Shallcross Schmitz & Galbraith Grosswirth & Salny Thalgot & Furst Galbraith & Jones David Lazear AAGC video by Nancy Johnson Miriam Adderholdt-Elliot NCTM Jonni Kincher AGS Nancy L. Johnson/Pieces of Lawrence Castiglione Karen Rogers Renzulli & Smith Renzulli, Reis & Smith David Lazear David Lazear Barbara Kerr Vail Kaufman & Raphael Bettie B. Youngs Sally Walker/Free Spirit Marzano & Arredondo Jean Sunde Paterson/Free Spirit Mittan Susan Winebrenner C. June Maker John Langrehr Free Spirit Press Joseph Renzulli Carol Ann Tomlinson Arthur L. Costa Priscilla L. Vail NAGC Nancy L. Johnson/Pieces of Stephen K. Smith/Fearon Sylvia Rimm
5 BOOKS GRADE Understanding Success and Failure 4-12 Unicorns Are Real Up From Underachievement What Makes You So Special? 3-9 What s A Gifted...? all What s So Great About Being Smart (filmstrip) 4-8 Winning Strategies for Classroom Management
6 AUTHOR Leadership Publishers Barbara Meister Vitale Diane Heacox/Free Spirit Press Thinking CAPS, Inc. D. O. K. Learning Tree Filmstrips Carol Cummings
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