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Carol Lyons
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Teaching Struggling Readers
Lyons does a masterful job of introducing teachers to the concepts, categories, language, and arguments pertaining to the brain's control of what readers do. She offers a new way of thinking about learning, about how the mind develops, and about what teachers can do to reach struggling readers.
Abstracts and Angels
Enjoy this coloring book for grown-ups, which features 30 unique drawings designed for all ages. This first book by artist Carol Lyons is an assortment of doodled and tangled swirls with several angels hiding in many of the drawings.
Abstracts & Angels
Coloring book #4 from artist Carol Lyons is filled with more of her whimsical and unique abstract drawings featuring her popular little Angels appearing in many of her drawings (some many times).
Reading Recovery
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Abstracts & Angels #3
Something different, unlike any other coloring book. Each coloring page has a distinctive hand-drawn design. Enjoy this coloring book for grown-ups, which features 30 unique drawings for all ages. This third book by artist Carol Lyons is an another exciting assortment of elaborate doodles and tangled swirls with several angels hiding in many of the drawings.
Abstracts and Angels - Book #2
A new fascinating coloring book for grown-ups, which features 30 distinctive designs with freehand abstract drawings. This second book by artist Carol Lyons is another beautiful assortment of doodled and tangled swirls with several angels hiding in many of the drawings.
Foster
Foster, originally incorporated as part of Scituate in 1731, became a separate community in 1781. The town was named in honor of Theodore Foster, a coauthor of the bill of incorporation. By 1820, the population topped out at 2,900 and then sharply declined. The building of the Scituate Reservoir between 1915 and 1925 contributed to this decline as the Providence and Danielson Railway decided not to relocate trolley service to the area. The population would not surpass the 1820 figures until 1975, when it reached 3,000. Today, Foster is known for its simple, country lifestyle; friendly and neighborly residents; and plentiful open spaces with clean air and clear streams.
The Babson Influence
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