Put The Essential 55 rules into practice with this new workbook!

From bestselling author Ron Clark comes the ideal companion to the New York Times bestseller The Essential 55.

Ron Clark's The Essential 55 took the country by storm, selling over 850,000 copies in less than six months, and remaining on the New York Times bestseller list for months. Readers have been asking for a workbook to help them use Clark's Essential 55 rules with their own children and students. Now Clark, Disney's 2001 Teacher of the Year, provides the tools in The Essential 55 Workbook that will enable teachers and parents to transform any child into a successful student.

Based on the bestselling The Essential 55, The Essential 55 Workbook is full of easy-to-do lessons to help you reinforce The Essential 55 rules that every child should know. With a series of self-tests, exercises, and questionnaires, The Essential 55 Workbook allows you to adapt Ron Clark's successful tools to your own situation. With determination, discipline, and regular rewards, the children you stick by will be the children you eventually admire.

Customer Rating:
Summary: Just what I wanted.
Comment: The book arrived in great condition. It has been gently used if at all.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Essential 55
Comment: It is Excellent. A Very useful tool. I am currently using it in my classroom.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: the essential 55 Workbook: Everything you need to help your child succeed in school
Comment: It's a nice workbook and goes really well with the book. Great ideas to go along with as well.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Ron Clark redefines the word hero!!!
Comment: Ron Clark is everything a teacher today needs to be, and more!!! Choosing to take the more difficult path and work in a tough, urban district he made magic happen with his students. My favorite part about Clark and this book is that it reminds us teachers that there are three components to learning: knowledge, skills, and values. Too often teachers become overwhelmed with preparing their students for the state exams at the end of the year that they forget the key ingredient of classroom success - good citizenship. As teachers, it is not our job to simply fill our students' minds with as much information as possible. It is our job to prepare them for the next stage of life, both academically and emotionally.

---Michael James D'Amato, author of "The Classroom"

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Customer Rating:
Summary: out dated in my opinion
Comment: While this book has some good topics to be discussed with kids, it is more about "how to get the teacher to like you" and concentrates on rules that are outdated and a bit unrealistic. I'm pretty disappointed.

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