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Posters – Middle/High School Design

By admin · April 8, 2009 · Comments(0)

Tribes Agreement posters with a more grown-up look are now available!
Are you tired of making your own agreement posters for your middle or high school classroom? Do you wish the elementary posters were suitable for your students? Here is the answer! A set of four agreement posters, each adorned with photos of smiling Tribes students, [...]

Posters – Elementary School Design

By admin · April 8, 2009 · Comments(0)

New design now available!
This beautiful set of four Tribes Agreement Posters will look great on your elementary classroom wall. Each poster is printed on high quality 80# paper with a satin aqueous coating.
Size = 19″x25″.

Teaching Peace

By admin · April 7, 2009 · Comments(0)

A delightful set of 10 songs written, sung, and played by Red Grammer. Singing “I think You’re Wonderful,” “Listen,” “Teaching Peace”,” Barnyard Babble” and others supporting the same caring principles and fun enjoyed in Tribes communities.

Teaching Peace

By admin · April 7, 2009 · Comments(0)

Features piano, guitar and vocal accompaniment to the Teaching Peace songs and contains activity and discussion ideas for each song. The guide also contains a bibliography of over 100 books that relate to the themes of the songs.
1993, 85 pages.

Down The Do Re Mi

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“Step right up, if you please. Just let your heart go sailing on the breeze. Oh won’t you follow me Down the DO-Re-Mi…”
Red Grammer – A Parents Choice “Gold” Award Winner!
14 songs

Circle of Peace

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Celeste got such a positive response from her 1st CD (Circle of Love) that she recorded her 2nd CD, Circle of Peace. This one has (14) original songs including another good morning song (Start the Day), a “freeze” song (Animal Freeze), a song to learn/review colors (I Eat Colors), and a beautiful song for children [...]

Circle of Love

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This CD of children’s songs was written and “kid tested” by a public school teacher (the artist) with preschool through third grade students! It also includes songs that older children could sing, such as the Martin Luther King or the Chocolate song!

Tribes: Learning for the 21st Century

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Looking at Tribes as a process for systematic change from classroom to the whole school community.
15 minutes.

Creating Futures of Promise

By admin · April 7, 2009 · Comments(0)

This videotape features Bonnie Benard and a host of delightful young people and adults walking us through the elements of the protective factors and the various attributes of resilient children.
This tape is wonderful for presenting the meaningful concepts and research on human resiliency with warmth, humor and real life examples. Excellent for use with PTAs, [...]

What Does It Mean To Be Well Educated?

By admin · April 6, 2009 · Comments(0)

Few writers ask us to question our fundamental assumptions about education as provocatively as Alfie Kohn.
Time magazine has called him “perhaps the country’s most outspoken critic of education’s fixation on grades [and] test scores.”
And the Washington Post says he is “the most energetic and charismatic figure standing in the way of a major federal effort [...]

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