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Giles, Rebecca McMahon – Childhood Education, 2008
In our modern world of cellular phone calls, text messaging, and electronic mail, letter writing has become a lost art. What better way to motivate today's youth to experience the pleasure of "snail mail" than by reading a tale told through a series of such correspondence? The winning combination of a good story line and entertaining…
Descriptors: Letters (Correspondence), Electronic Mail, Youth, Writing (Composition)

Silvern, Steven B. – Childhood Education, 1988
Demonstrates how the LOGO computer language's flexibility can be used to stimulate children's creativity, while its structured nature helps develop problem-solving skills. Stresses the use of exercises involving the transformation of simple patterns as a means of encouraging creativity. (SKC)
Descriptors: Children, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Uses in Education, Creative Thinking

Lacina, Jan Guidry – Childhood Education, 2004
Virtual field trips offer a new way for teachers and students to visit historical sites and museums. Most notably, virtual field trips provide access to places that normally would be impossible for classrooms to visit, and this, in turn, provides a plethora of learning possibilities for the classroom. Why should teachers consider creating a…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Field Trips, Computer Uses in Education, Preservice Teacher Education

Moore-Hart, Peggy – Childhood Education, 2004
The following article describes how Mrs. Mansfield (Mary), Ms. Bortz (Elaine), and the author combined their talents in order to promote students' literacy learning through the integration of multicultural literature and information technology with a reading/writing curriculum. The students in Mary's and Elaine's classrooms, who come from diverse…
Descriptors: Childrens Literature, Technology Integration, Information Technology, Literacy Education