Anemone Set of 8 Wishbone Dining Chair Beech Timber Replica Hans Wenger - Black

Anemone Set of 8 Wishbone Dining Chair Beech Timber Replica Hans Wenger - Black

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Anemone Set of 8 Wishbone Dining Chair Beech Timber Replica Hans Wenger - BlackProduct Description A classy dining chair enhances mealtime delight. Feel it by decorating your dining area with this attractive 8 piece set of dining chairs in black, designed in the Scandinavian style. The iconic Hans Wegner Replica Wishbone chairs, featuring timeless curved back and armrest, with a hand woven paper twine seat in natural colour, ensure lasting comfort. Because of a wooden construct, and strong legs, they are a beautiful addition to

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Heard about this book from a friend who is a teacher. Her entire school is using this curriculum and seeing great results. I bought a copy and the poster set to try for myself. Students loved it! We had amazing discussions and my students' kindness level increased by 100 percent. I appreciate that there is a curriculum for public schools that takes the students to a deeper level of understanding about themselves and others. More of my colleagues are interested in this material and I think we will be doing a book study soon. Hoping it will be adopted by our curriculum department for the entire district. Pros: Easy to use,, researched based (not fluffy), poster set to support, nice work pages for students to use during the lesson, age appropriate, meaningful connections made between myself, students and between the students and their families. Well received by community. Cons: Lessons were slightly longer than 35 minutes but I added my own activities for additional interest. Not a good curriculum for educators who only want to focus on academics.

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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2015

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RD Press

Charlottesville, US

★★★★★ 5

Love this for my class!

Format: Paperback

I use this with my high school students with slight modifications. Great for little kids. Great to use when learning about your new students so you can show appreciation for your students in a productive way.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2018

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Jenny A

Cuba, US

★★★★★ 4

Some of the scripting is rather good, especially for safe touch

Format: Paperback

I was rather excited about this book initially. The work pages are done well for their appropriate age levels and I felt the lessons were okay. Some of the scripting is rather good, especially for safe touch. However, it is mostly seat work. I was looking for something that would work with all learning styles better and include a few interacting activities, maybe even a game. I have quite a few kinesthetic learners so I have had to come up with my own activities to go along with it.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2015