Can you take AR tests at home?
AR tests are now available to be taken at home during school hours. Please have students take AR tests independently at home, without help from others. Younger students may have an option appear to have the questions read out loud to them by the computer. Older students should be familiar with this process.
Is there a free version of Accelerated Reader?
If you desire to encourage reading then this free online Accelerated Reader program may be for you.
What is the difference between a first printing and a first edition?
A first edition is the first printing of a book. It’s true that a first edition may have one or more printings and that a second edition will normally be noted only if there are actual changes, usually major, in the text. But for a collector, a first printing is the only true first edition.
Is StoryGraph or Goodreads better?
Goodreads is dependable, but let’s be honest: The interface looks a bit dated. Meanwhile, The StoryGraph’s homepage is sleek and easy to navigate, with recommendations right at the top: And The StoryGraph’s recommendations are really good, which is the highlight of this reading tracker and one of its biggest draws.
What is a Checker Book?
Checker books are something that need to be sought out; there are only a handful in print at the present time, with many unique and excellent books out of print. See the section below on Buying Checker Books. we’re in the process of making and sizing book cover scans, soon to be included here.
Who is the author of big league checkers?
Big League Checkers by William F. Ryan (out of print). Categories: Intermediate to Advanced, Games, Openings. The cover of the book lists Ryan as the author, but it was published posthumiously after parts of the manuscript passed through a number of hands.
What is the best book to learn checkers?
Hill’s Manual of the Game of Checkers by James Hill (out of print) Categories: Beginner, Intermediate, Openings, Endings, Games, Problems. This is a slim, old volume, printed on very thick paper, and intended to be a “pocket manual” for someone with sizable pockets. The book has some unique and interesting contents.
What is this edition of scientific Checkers made easy?
This book is a 1978 Cole’s paperback reprint of Scientific Checkers Made Easy with black and white rather than two-color illustrations, and the unexplainable deletion of some philosophical/descriptive passages. You are better off with the original hardcover, but this edition will do if you can’t find the other.