What's a "Wuzzle"? (a) A fun "word puzzle" (b) A perfect way to get people involved in your presentation (c) A quick tool to start any meeting, to greet participants after a break, and to energize an audience (d) A practical game you'll use in business, communications, customer service, education, finance, government, healthcare, legal, manufacturing, sports, technical-and many other-settings (e) All of the above The correct answer is (e)! You can either photocopy the Wuzzles in this book and distribute them as handouts, or photocopy them onto transparencies and display them with an overhead projector. The Wuzzles are categorized by topic -- so if you need a brainteaser for a group of managers, for example, turn to the index and pick from the 30 management-related Wuzzles. You can easily incorporate Wuzzles into all kinds of lectures, workshops, meetings, and presentations. And Tom Underwood's Wuzzles for Presenters gives you over 460 word puzzles to choose from! Reinforce your words--and challenge and entertain your participants--with these fun learning tools. With this treasury, you'll have a Wuzzle to suit almost any setting!

Wuzzles for Presenters

Business & Money

Underwood, Tom

Management & Leadership

Pfeiffer & Co.

Now in its 20th printing, this little book contains a fascinating, firsthand account of the "Trail of Tears" by a U.S. soldier who was there. Also includes classic legends like "How the Earth was Made" and "Why the Possum's Tail is Bare." Over 300,000 sold!

Cherokee Legends and the Trail of Tears

Children's Books

Cherokee Publications

This issue of White House History looks at the evolution of White House gardens. First Lady Ellen Axson Wilson, in her short time in the White House, created the first rose garden, known as the West Garden, and directed many additional improvements to the grounds. President Franklin D. Roosevelt commissioned Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. to rethink the grounds with security in mind. The most recent period of critical change was 1961–63, when a major renovation was designed and supervised by Rachel Lambert Mellon. Sensitive to the past, Mrs. Mellon modernized the gardens along the old landscape lines and introduced to the White House more variety of colorful garden plants than it had ever known. When she was finished with the work, the White House was literally nestled in flowers.

White House History 38 President Kennedy's Rose Garden

History

Griswold, Mac

Seale, William

Penczer, Peter

McLaurin, Stewart

Americas

White House Historical Association

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