110 results for "Mark My Time" between $2.00 and $50.00

Record daily reading minutes at the touch of a button. Features programmable countdown timer with alarm, cumulative timer of multi-session reading, digital clock, and more. Battery is replaceable.

All digital. 0-4 to 4-4 adjustable rythm settings with accent note. A440 tuning note. Tempo range of 40/210 bpm. Flashing indicators show the beat. Integrated clip. Clock. Programmable countdown timer with alarm. Cumulative timer to record multiple practice sessions.

There’s no other product quite like it! Now you can accurately track children’s required reading times to help take the work out of daily reading homework. Named “Best New Product of 2004” by BookExpo America its fun colors and electronic functions encourage kids to make reading a daily habit. For parents, it's just a touch of a button, and the electronic timer is set to monitor how long a child reads. At the top is a digital clock that's powered by a replaceable watch battery. Choose to set a...

Bookmark and digital timer - all in one. Programmable countdown timer with alarm. LCD Clock. Cumulative timer for multi-session reading. Replaceable battery included.

This digital bookmark is a portable and fun way to monitor and record daily reading. It has a programmable countdown timer with an alarm and a cumulative timer for multi-session reading.

Mark-My-Time Digital Bookmark (K-4) What a fun way to log reading time! Can be used in two different ways: 1. Set the amount of time you want your student to read, and the digital timer will display the time remaining and set off an alarm when time is up. 2. Start with zero and cumulate the minutes and hours the child reads. No matter which way you choose to use it, a child can stop and restart the timer if interrupted. A great tool for everyone in your class but especially those who need some extra...

How do you monitor and record assigned reading times for different kids with different reading habits, all reading things at different times? This digital bookmark is a portable and fun way to monitor reading. It has a programmable countdown timer with an alarm and a cumulative timer for multi-session reading.W1 0 0 Currently 0/5 Hearts." You must be logged in to rate this product

A customer review says: We teach at-risk middle schoolers in an alternative program. The last couple years we've been trying to settle on a classroom management model that our type of students would buy into. Positive Classroom Management is exactly what we were looking for. It offers streamlined forms and charts for managing everyday as well as special activities. The emphasis on self evaluation is also very important to kids who don't make good choices. We especially like the use...

Performed by: Mark Schultz: The Time Of My Life Digital Sheetmusic - instantly downloadable sheet music plus an interactive, downloadable digital sheet music file (this arrangement contains complete lyrics), scoring: Piano/Vocal/Chords, instruments: Piano;Voice

This digital bookmark is a portable and fun way to monitor and record daily reading. It has a programmable countdown timer with an alarm and a cumulative timer for multi-session reading.

There's no other product quite like it! Now you can accurately track children's required reading times to help take the work out of daily reading homework.

There’s no other product quite like it! Now you can accurately track children’s required reading times to help take the work out of daily reading homework. Named “Best New Product of 2004” by BookExpo America its fun colors and electronic functions encourage kids to make reading a daily habit. For parents, it's just a touch of a button, and the electronic timer is set to monitor how long a child reads. At the top is a digital clock that's powered by a replaceable watch battery. Choose to set a...

Herman Hamburger is an awkward fellow with a passion for science. Herman has been building a time machine for several months in the basement of his home. One day he receives his final part by courier, a green dental chair that will seat the time traveler. The chair turns out to be smaller than what he thought he had ordered, requiring him to make some quick adjustments to his design. Herman eventually completes the unusually small time travel device, and sits in it, hoping to travel to the period...

Featured at the end of each fiction and nonfiction passage are the 5 W questions: who, what, when, where, and why. By answering these questions, students will learn to gather information from a reading passage and eventually begin to ask these questions automatically as they read. With the diverse topics and engaging passages, it is easy to differentiate instruction for students in the classroom.

This Oopsy Daisy, Art for Kids piece is a top quality canvas reproduction using the Giclée method in which images are produced one at a time. Since no screens are used in the Giclée method, these prints produce deep, saturated colors and excellent detail, making the piece look like an original painting. Each canvas is wrapped in a 1.5 inch wooden bar so no frame is needed.

“Starred Review. The founder of New York’s Sullivan Street Bakery, Lahey started a revolution in 2006 with his no-knead dough technique, in which flour, yeast, salt and water are mixed together quickly, left alone for 12 hours, then baked in a Dutch oven. The baking-averse found themselves suddenly capable of bread-making with a minimum of skill and fuss, opening a world of possibilities. In this wonderful compilation, Lahey elaborates on that method, explaining not only the science behind his approach...

Description Mark My Words: Tales of Brandon Webb, O.J. Mayo, and other Sports Legends of Northeastern Kentucky reminds us of the important role that athletics play in our society and in our educational systems. By the time author/sportswriter Mark Maynard began writing his columns in the 1970s, comprehensive high schools had emerged and high school athletics had become an integral part of our system of public education. Each fall, football became the prime focus for school athletics, just as basketball...