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This month's topic:

Elections 2008

Consider the possibilities for your students.....

Administration and Cost of Elections (ACE) Project America Votes 2008 The American Presidency Annenberg Classroom Ben's Guide to Elections By the People Campaign 08 Campaign Contributions by State Candidate Foreign Policy Tracker Cast Your Vote Center for Economic and Policy Research CSPAN Classroom CSPAN Election 2008 Debating Our Destiny Decision 2008 Disconnected: Politics, the Press and the Public Dumb Laws eDemocracy Election Central Election Central 2008 Election Co-nection Election Connection 2008 eLections: Your Adventure in Politics Electoral College FastCheck.org Federal Election Commission First Read Gallup's Top 10 Generation Engage The Green Papers History and Politics Out Loud History of Presidential Elections Kids Voting USA The Living Room Candidate National Immigration Forum National Student Parent Mock Election New York Times Newsweek NPR Election 2008 Open Secrets PBS News Hour Elections 2008 Pew Research Center Election 08 Politics1 PollingReport.com Presidents of the United States ProCon.org Project Vote Smart Road to the White House Salon.com Scholastic Elections 2008 Thirty Second Candidate Truveo 2008 Election Videos US Election Polls USA Today 2008 Elections Coverage VoteNotes Washington Post Weekly Reader Election Coverage You Decide 2008

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Student Summer Reading 2008 - Your Suggestions Needed Now!

Our May 2008 edition of the Innovative Teaching Newsletter will be our annual readers' list of recommended reading you can send home with students this summer! I am looking for recommendations from each of you in order to make this list a quality, comprehensive listing of what's new, what's hot and what's best for students at the elementary, middle and high school levels.

To submit your recommendations, simply fill out the form at http://surfaquarium.com/student_summer_reading.htm

Please participate! The more recommendations I receive the more useful the list will be for everyone!

Please have your recommendations submitted by Friday, May 9, 2008.

Thanks!