How can I purchase an extra textbook for home or an audio version?
In response to a parent request I am posting the contact information for the publisher of our current textbook. The Prentice Hall Contact Number is 1- 800- 848-9500. They will ask for the ISBN number of the textbook you are interested in purchasing. The two audio products I found available are: Guided Reading on Audio CD, a chapter summary and Student Edition Audio CD, an audio version of the text. We will cover 1 to 3 chapters in each of the Prentice Hall books we will use. The main textbooks are Inside Earth (0-13- 054075-7) and Weather & Climate (ISBN 0-13-434494-4). In the last quarter we will use The Sound Book, a paper back published by The Long Island Sound Keeper Fund, Inc. 1-800-933-SOUND OR 203-854-5330. Students can read the Sound Book on line at http://www.soundkeeper.org/soundsite/default.aspBack to Top
In response to a parent request I am posting the contact information for the publisher of our current textbook. The Prentice Hall Contact Number is 1- 800- 848-9500. They will ask for the ISBN number of the textbook you are interested in purchasing. The two audio products I found available are: Guided Reading on Audio CD, a chapter summary and Student Edition Audio CD, an audio version of the text. We will cover 1 to 3 chapters in each of the Prentice Hall books we will use. The main textbooks are Inside Earth (0-13- 054075-7) and Weather & Climate (ISBN 0-13-434494-4). In the last quarter we will use The Sound Book, a paper back published by The Long Island Sound Keeper Fund, Inc. 1-800-933-SOUND OR 203-854-5330. Students can read the Sound Book on line at http://www.soundkeeper.org/soundsite/default.asp
Access to the New York Times is available to students
New York Times Electronic Edition Our school now has a subscription to the New York Times Electronic Edition. When you go to the site you see the actual newspaper pages. It is easy to navigate from page to page and zoom in or out to change the size. You can search for key words within the current issue or you can search for back issues. Of course, you can print the articles. It is a different site than the New York Times public web page. Each site has its own advantages. Teachers can access this from school or home. You can also give the web address to your students so they can use it for a homework assignment or project. The Web address is: http://classroom.nytimes.com The User name and password are the same: User Name: 600222947 Password: 600222947Back to Top
New York Times Electronic Edition Our school now has a subscription to the New York Times Electronic Edition. When you go to the site you see the actual newspaper pages. It is easy to navigate from page to page and zoom in or out to change the size. You can search for key words within the current issue or you can search for back issues. Of course, you can print the articles. It is a different site than the New York Times public web page. Each site has its own advantages. Teachers can access this from school or home. You can also give the web address to your students so they can use it for a homework assignment or project. The Web address is: http://classroom.nytimes.com The User name and password are the same: User Name: 600222947 Password: 600222947