Merit Software is an experienced producer of educational software designed to address the core competencies that students require to succeed. The emphasis is on strengthening students' ability to read, analyze data, and communicate their ideas. Merit programs are known for providing context-sensitive tutorials for students, and convenient record management features to aid teachers, tutors and parents.
Visit www.meritsoftware.com to examine the company's line of educational applications, currently being used in thousands of educational facilities worldwide.
Merit Software's Book Punch guides students through the steps of thinking and writing about well-known core literature. Titles covered include contemporary classics such as Frindle, Because of Winn-Dixie, Sarah, Plain and Tall. With Book Punch students learn to write clear responses to literature. The program tutors students to develop ideas and organize their thinking about what they have read.
Book Punch provides teachers with lesson plan aids for each title covered. The lesson plan aids contain a welcome to Book Punch and curriculum integration ideas for teachers. The guides provide detailed information about the most popular element of Book Punch -- the comprehension questions that students answer in their own words.
Free lesson plan aids for selected Book Punch titles are available from Curriki. More Book Punch lesson plan aids are being contributed to Curriki on a regular basis. All of the Book Punch lesson plan aids, as well as a full-working example of the online activities that accompany the program, are at www.bookpunch.com.
This collection offers lesson plan aids for 19 popular books, part of Merit Software's "Book Punch" which guides students through the steps of thinking and writing about well-known core literature. Students write paragraphs responding to interactive writing prompts. The program tutors students to develop ideas and organize their thinking about what they have read.
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(Santa Barbara - United States)I currently teach middle school science and math at the Laguna Blanca school in scenic Santa Barbara. I previously taught at the American Nicaraguan School in Managua, where I developed curriculum and taught physics, conceptual physics and earth ...
Merit Software is an experienced producer of educational software designed to address the core competencies that students require to succeed. The emphasis is on strengthening students' ability to read, analyze data, and communicate their ideas. Merit programs are known for providing context-sensitive tutorials for students, and convenient record management features to aid teachers, tutors and parents.
Visit www.meritsoftware.com to examine the company's line of educational applications, currently being used in thousands of educational facilities worldwide.
Merit Software's Book Punch guides students through the steps of thinking and writing about well-known core literature. Titles covered include contemporary classics such as Frindle, Because of Winn-Dixie, Sarah, Plain and Tall. With Book Punch students learn to write clear responses to literature. The program tutors students to develop ideas and organize their thinking about what they have read.
Book Punch provides teachers with lesson plan aids for each title covered. The lesson plan aids contain a welcome to Book Punch and curriculum integration ideas for teachers. The guides provide detailed information about the most popular element of Book Punch -- the comprehension questions that students answer in their own words.
Free lesson plan aids for selected Book Punch titles are available from Curriki. More Book Punch lesson plan aids are being contributed to Curriki on a regular basis. All of the Book Punch lesson plan aids, as well as a full-working example of the online activities that accompany the program, are at www.bookpunch.com.
This collection offers lesson plan aids for 19 popular books, part of Merit Software's "Book Punch" which guides students through the steps of thinking and writing about well-known core literature. Students write paragraphs responding to interactive writing prompts. The program tutors students to develop ideas and organize their thinking about what they have read.
