Articles from Instructor (1990) (January 1, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
4 projects for President's Day (and beyond): no more boring reports.			578
Are kids slipping through? Teachers say yes, administrators say no.			51
Banned Books, take two.			43
BOOKS.		Interview	388
BOOKS.	Trierweiler, Hannah		904
Christmas isn't about trees.	Harmom, Jennifer	Letter to the editor	111
Corrections.		Correction notice	16
Corrections.		Correction notice	24
Discovering the "story" in nonfiction: teaching writing.	Logan, Claudia		619
Do mean girls rule your school? Character education.	Rosevear, Jessica		542
Emergency helpline.			129
Extreme science gets the grade.			80
Faith Ringgold: Wanted.			904
Fall in love all over again: Valentine's Day ideas.	Rhodes, Mackie		851
Five reasons to visit ...			148
Frida Kahlo fan.	Gibbons, Robert	Letter to the editor	74
Great Web sites for little ones: happy New Year!			780
Happy anniversary.	McDermott, Meaghan	Letter to the editor	78
Heat things up with fun, easy food science: feeling chilly?			1271
Henry Winkler: we knew him as "The Fonz." Kids today know him as the creator of the delightful and dyslexic Hank Zipzer.		Interview	472
Inspire all your little artists with these great finds!			344
Kid journalists hit the beat.	Derringer, Pam		178
Lessons on character: kids here used to get into fistfights. Now the school culture embraces learning.	Adams, Caralee		1090
Lunch time marathon.			67
Meet the author Katherine Paterson: we talk with her about her years as a teacher and the story behind Bridge to Terabithia.	Trierweiler, Hannah	Interview	1323
More kids eat free breakfast.			58
My student, my hero: we asked teachers to share stories of student superheroes. Read on to get inspired!	Mills, Chris		732
Pretzel math.	Keitt, Stacie		77
Psst ... listen up.	Truby, Dana		269
School outside all day, every day?			101
Share this page! Freebies and grants just for you.			472
Sniff sniff ...: studies show that teaching is the germiest job. Here's how to deal.	Gelbwasser, Margaret		1112
Steal these ideas! Winning activities from real teachers: will the real Abe Lincoln please stand up?			898
Thanksgiving comes to life.	Smith, Dana		64
The pleasure principle: throw out the test-driven comprehension questions. The way to get kids to read and love it is to let them choose their own books.	Atwell, Nancie		2070
Three cheers for Grant Wood.	Crowe, Linda	Letter to the editor	100