Techniques presented are: analysis of discrepant events, presentation of open-ended problems, and problem formulation activities. (Authors)

The emphasis in this art project for third graders was on texture in art work. (Author/CB)

As a result of the activities described here, that of making silhouettes, the students seem to come to know themselves a little more and teacher and students better understand the individual human needs and diversity within the class. (Author/CB)

Survey of conflict-based games available for classroom use. (SP)

A simple and effective way to introduce small children to stitchery. (Author)

Learning for the student in today's world is dependent on enrichment other than that provided in the classroom. The world within and outside classroom walls must be united, including the utilization of daily increasing resources available outside the school. (Author)

A method of reclaiming" used glass bottles and jars by making them into useful objects. (RB)

The author describes a game in which the children simulated the operation of a computer. They perform separate calculations- sometimes simultaneously, sometimes before or after other students- just as the computer does. (Author/MS)

The author presents a script for a stage production with major emphasis on singing. A short history of the United States is the subject of the play. (MS)

Th author describes measuring games that children can play in the classroom and at the same time gain experience in measuring and estimating. (MS)

Plays, Pantomine, and songs suitable for presentation at Christmas programs. (AP)

Describes the value of parody play as part of classroom activities one teacher experienced with her students. (MP)