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Newsletter from the CESA 10 Instructional Media Center
May 9, 2012
 Summer School is almost here. Contact the IMC to place your order for
materials.
 The IMC is open most of the summer. If you need a quiet place to work or
wish to browse our collection, we are happy to accommodate. Please call
or email in advance.
 Planning for next year? Contact us and we will send you a list of the
materials you checked out. Please make your request before July 1st.
 The van will run through the month of June, be off in July & resume in
August.
NEW IMC RESOURCES
616.85 MAR
Apraxia uncovered: seven stages of phoneme development
1 book -- 3 CD-Roms
Apraxia Uncovered is a comprehensive guide for developing speech sounds in children
with apraxia and other severe expressive speech disorders. Teach children to become
intelligible through seven practical stages of therapy (see below). Learn how to help
them produce better sounds, syllables, words, phrases, and connected speech. In this
164-page book and 4-hour audio CD, Pam Marshalla integrates her insights on oralmotor, articulation, phonology, and infant vocal development into a comprehensive
developmental plan. Based on more than thirty years of clinical research, this
treatment approach is applicable for children of all ages who display apraxia,
dysarthria, or severe phonological disorders. Read the book, listen to the seminar, or
do both. Grades: Adult. Marshalla Speech and Language, Mill Creek, WA, c2005
346.7 CRE
Copyright law for librarians and educators: creative strategies and practical
solutions
The copyright path : changing needs and copyright solutions -- The scope of
protectable works -- Works without copyright protection -- Duration and formalities :
how long do copyrights last? -- Who owns the copyright? -- The rights of copyright
owners -- Exceptions to the rights of owners -- Fair use : getting started -- Fair use :
understanding the four factors -- Getting comfortable with fair use : applying the four
factors -- The meaning of fair use guidelines -- Distance education and the TEACH Act
-- Libraries and the special provisions of Section 108 -- Responsibilities, liabilities, and
doing the right thing -- Music and copyright -- Anticircumvention and the DMCA -Copyright, archives, and unpublished materials -- Permission from copyright owners.
The advancement of innovative education, librarianship, and scholarship has become
increasingly entangled with copyright law. Research and education seem to be
routinely reinvented with the creation of new software and technological devices.
Private agreements are becoming a dominant force on the shape of legal rights and
responsibilities. Grades: Adult. American Library Association, Chicago, 2012
641.3 CUR
Curiosity quest: cheese CUROSITY QUEST FILMING STYLE IS SIMILAR TO
THE DIRTY JOBS SERIES – BUT CONTENT IS GEARED TOWARD YOUNGER
STUDENTS.
1 DVD
Join Joel as learns about the variety of cheeses Wisconsin has to offer. Hold your
breath as he makes his way through the only Limburger factory in the U.S, samples
the creamy taste of gruyere, and crumbles feta cheese. Grades: 3-7. Curiosity Quest,
Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., c2010
641.347 CUR
Curiosity quest: cranberries
1 DVD
Join Joel as he visits a cranberry bog in Wisconsin to learn how cranberries are
harvested. Watch as Joel encounters the cold Wisconsin weather and wades through
the flooded cranberry fields to help. Grades: 3-7. Curiosity Quest, Rancho
Cucamonga, Calif., c2010
641.3 CUR
Curiosity quest: Crave Bros. Cheese
1 DVD
Join Joel as he visits the Crave Brothers Cheese Farmstead in Wisconsin to learn how
milk becomes cheese. Watch as Joel becomes a “master cheese maker” and creates
his very own “Curiosity Quest” cheese. Grades: 3-7. Curiosity Quest, Rancho
Cucamonga, Calif., c2010
307 CUR
Curiosity quest: fire fighter training
1 DVD
Join Joel on this quest as he learns what it takes to become a fire fighter. Watch as he
carries a water hose, runs into a burning building, and puts out a fire. Grades: 3-7.
Curiosity Quest, Rancho Cucamonga, Calif., c2010
636.73 CUR
Curiosity quest: guide dogs
1 DVD
Did you know, there are more than 1,000 families raising guide dog puppies
throughout the Western states of the USA? Join Joel on this amazing quest as he
learns what it is like to depend on a guide dog. Grades: 3-7. Curiosity Quest, Rancho
Cucamonga, Calif., c2010
372.4 BUE
Developing readers in the academic disciplines
book
Mentoring students in disciplinary literacy -- Teaching comprehension with complex
texts -- Teaching to the match: bridging academic knowledge gaps -- Frontloading
instruction that activates and builds academic knowledge -- Building inquiring minds
around disciplinary texts -- Instructional practices for working complex texts -Customizing literacy practices.
Writing with the U.S. Common Core State Standards in mind, Doug shows teachers in
all subjects-not just the language arts-how to help students meet literacy
expectations. You also get instructional practices to help your students ''work''
complex texts, as well as helpful information for customizing literacy practices to meet
the demands of your discipline. Grades: 7-12. International Reading Association,
Newark, DE, c2011.
371.394 ADA
Differentiation that really works, grades 6-12: math
book
Provides time-saving tips and strategies from real teachers who teach math in grades
6–12. These teachers not only developed the materials and used them in their own
classes, but they also provided useful feedback and comments about the activities.
The strategies included in the book are tiered lessons, cubing, graphic organizers, exit
cards, learning contracts, and choice boards. Every strategy includes directions and
offers opportunities for differentiation. Grades: Adult
Prufrock Press, Waco, Texas, c2012
507.12 FUR
Formative assessment for secondary science teachers
book
Research has shown that when teachers use formative assessments effectively, they
have a clearer understanding of what students know and are better able to design
instruction that meets learners’ needs. This practical guide shows teachers how to
create and implement formative assessments in their middle and high school science
classrooms. Grounded in extensive and solid research, this guide covers all science
content areas—physics/physical science, life science/biology, earth and space science,
and chemistry—as well as five types of formative assessments: big idea questions,
concept maps, evidence-to-explanation, predict-observe-explain, and multiple choice.
Grades: Adult
Corwin, Thousand Oaks, Calif., c2009.
BIG 635 GRO SCI
Growing pumpkins
1 big book -- 1 guide -- 6 student books -- 8 activity cards -- 1 audiocassette.
Takes children on a journey to a farm, where they'll follow the cycle of a pumpkin field
from harvest time to planting time to harvest time again. . Grades: PreK-2.
Newbridge, New York, NY, c1994
MMOD 616.85 MAR
Marshalla oral sensorimotor test: MOST
test
Examiner's manual -- test easel -- record forms -- case history forms -- mirror -clipboard -- oral-motor supplies (toothettes, rapper snappers, whizzers, kazoos,
storage bags)
A comprehensive and quick assessment designed to put a numerical value on oral
movement, oral-tactile sensitivity, facial and oral tone, as well as basic respiration,
phonation, and resonation skills. The MOST is the first exam to allow speech-language
pathologists an opportunity to place a numerical value on the oral exam. The MOST
identifies jaw, lip, and tongue movement problems. It is optimal for children with
concomitant feeding difficulties, neurological deficits, developmental disorders, and
sensory processing disorders. It is appropriate for children four years and older.
Grades: PreK-12. Super Duper, Greenville, SC, c2007
MMOD 371.9 WII
Wiig assessment of basic concepts: WABC
test
Examiner's Manual -- Level 1 and Level 2 storybooks -- Level 1 and Level 2 record
forms -- Clipboard -- Puppy Bank reinforcer with 30 Doggy Dog tokens
The Wiig Assessment of Basic Concepts (WABC) is a unique, norm-referenced
assessment that evaluates a child's understanding and use of basic concepts. Use the
WABC to create focused IEPs and intervention plans, thoroughly assess basic
concepts, identify children in preschool and kindergarten who need "extra help" with
basic concepts, distinguish deficits in using basic concepts from deficits in
understanding them and further distinguish an inability to understand basic concept
terms from deficits in auditory processing (following directions). The WABC contains
two age-level tests. Level 1 – A Day at the Zoo is for preschool children ages 2;6 to
5;11 years, and Level 2 – A Day at the Park is for children in kindergarten and early
elementary grades ages 5;0 to 7;11 years. For a more complete picture of strengths
and weaknesses, you may administer BOTH levels to children between 5;0 and 5;11
years.Ages: 2.6-7.11. Super Duper, Greenville, SC, c2004
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