Susan Kramer Book order

How to teach students ages 4 to 6 in the year before kindergarten, and kindergarten, with varying abilities or special needs rhythms, floor exercises / axial movements, large motor skills, expressive dance, kinesthetic mini-lessons, and full dances using percussion instruments as music. Pictures of 9 percussion instruments are described. Basic Lesson Plan included. Perfect for Pre-Kindergarten, TK, Junior K, and K teachers, home schoolers, and dance instructors, 7,617 words. 100 pages. Many illustrations.

The book serves as a thorough guide for teaching rhythmic dance steps, little dances, meditations, and gentle yoga poses, making it suitable for children of all ages and abilities. It includes a structured 9-part lesson plan that spans 45 minutes, segmented into manageable 5-minute intervals. With 141 pages of large type, the text is accessible and designed to engage young learners effectively.

The book offers practical and adaptive techniques for teaching basic dance movements, floor exercises, clapping rhythms, and expressive dance. It is designed for both children and adults, accommodating those with or without challenges. The content is structured into separate 5-minute segments or a comprehensive 40-minute lesson plan, making it versatile for various teaching settings. Fully illustrated, it spans 106 pages and includes 6,400 words, providing clear guidance for instructors.

The adventures of nine-year-old twins Anneke and Hans in North Holland serve as the backdrop for thirty engaging short stories. Each tale addresses important virtues and social issues like bullying, grief, and swimming safety, making them suitable for classroom lessons. Accompanied by illustrations of local animals, an index highlights both the featured animals and the virtues explored in each story. Aimed at upper elementary readers, these narratives offer valuable life lessons across 146 pages and 18,600 words.

This interactive workbook offers guidance on building a deep connection with the Holy Spirit through reflective meditation. It features over 100 spiritual topics related to personal development and relationship challenges, providing a dual approach: combining meditation with specific topics to enhance spiritual listening or studying the topics for self-realization. With 198 pages, it serves as a comprehensive resource for those seeking to deepen their communion with God and understand themselves better.

Focusing on overcoming codependency, this book offers 76 spiritual lessons and topics that can be accessed in any order. Each lesson is paired with a prayer or meditation to facilitate reflection and inspiration. Key subjects covered include living in harmony, addressing teen issues, achieving wholeness, tackling substance abuse, and stress relief, all presented in a practical manner to support recovery.

Focusing on practical strategies for managing stress and anger, this guide presents 34 topics suitable for all ages. Each section provides insightful wisdom and alternative approaches to help readers regain inner peace instead of reacting impulsively. The book emphasizes the importance of maintaining calm to navigate challenging situations effectively. With a spiritual perspective and brief meditations included, it serves as a valuable resource for anyone seeking to restore personal tranquility.

This large print edition features 30 adapted yoga poses designed for both young and older adults to enhance balance and flexibility. Following the poses, readers will find 10 meditation techniques, including breathing exercises, mala usage, and various methods for stress reduction and spiritual healing. Additionally, the book explores yoga philosophy, presenting various virtues that can be practiced individually. Each pose is illustrated, making it accessible for practitioners at any level.

Featuring 48 kinesthetic lessons tailored for preschool and K-6 students, this manual covers math, language, and the one-hand alphabet. It aims to engage learners of varying abilities and styles, making it an excellent resource for both classroom settings and homeschooling. The lessons are flexible enough to accommodate special needs students, ensuring inclusivity. With a total of 108 pages and 9,600 words, the book offers a comprehensive approach to fostering enthusiasm for learning.

Focusing on a kinesthetic teaching approach, this illustrated guide provides educators with strategies for engaging kindergarten and elementary students through movement. It covers body placement, rhythms, and energy dynamics, along with creative movement and large motor skills. The book includes beginning mini-lessons and a detailed 40-minute lesson plan segmented into five-minute intervals, making it a valuable resource for teachers, including those working with special needs students. Part of the Rhythmic Movement Dance Series, it emphasizes active learning.