Suggestions are made to teachers for using daydreaming, guided as fantasy, to prepare students to concentrate, to enrich the curriculum, and to increase self-knowledge. (Author/SJL)

Thirty activity ideas for school and home use that reinforce reading skills. (CM)

The author reviews research on Kirlian photography (a method of converting non-electrical properties of an object into electrical properties which are then captured on film), and suggests that the Kirlian photography process can provide the gifted student with an additional avenue for the development of creative capacities. (SBH)

One of the most exciting projects a teacher, parent, artist, or naturalist can share with others is beachcombing and making something lasting with the treasures found. This article discusses sand projects, sand painting, sand casting, sand cast candles, sea mobiles, seaweed collections, fish printing, and reed and grass printing. (NQ)

A collection of plays, stories, and rhymes are offered in this article to help celebrate Halloween. (DF)

Describes benefits that can derive from the use of avant-garde music in a choral classroom. (Editor)

Assessment and decision making are core phases of the career counseling process. In the assessment phase, and understanding of vocational self-concept develops through an integration of one's values, skills, abilities, interests, needs, personality, style, and other factors. Career counselors have used a variety of standardized, quantitative…

The year 2000 marks the 30th anniversary of statewide summer library programs in Wisconsin and the 25th anniversary of program coordination by the Division for Libraries, Technology, and Community Learning. The theme of the Wisconsin Summer Library Program for the year 2000 is "Ticket to Tomorrow." This manual contains suggestions for…

Article tells how a visit to a game refuge inspired students to create songs about their experience. (GB)

Article describes activities for a class unit on dance to help children gain confidence in their creativity. (GB)

Article describes a play happening'' cosponsored in Minneapolis by a department store and an art museum that was enjoyed by 40,000 children during the two-week experiment. (GB)

Using a bag full of props makes improvisation easier and reduces stage fright; author gives step-by-step instructions. (SP)

Describes the proper routes toward developing precise and lucid writing abilities. (RK)

A modified approach to the usual stained glass windows using colored cellophane, scotch tape, water colors and a felt-tip pen. (RB)

Presents ten interesting uses for the overhead projector for primary grade students. (RK)