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From Cocoa Beans to Chocolate
A clever triple-dip into agriculture concepts, career awareness, and ELA sequencing skills for younger elementary students.
In each book, a child prepares to eat something but first learns how the food is produced by being transported to various places involved. The second-person texts cover countries of origin, growing and harvesting conditions, and processing details. Simple, engaging illustrations featuring a diverse cast of kids will appeal to young readers. Reading list, websites. Glos.
Shell, Beak, Tusk: Shared Traits and the Wonders of Adaptation
A beautiful presentation of a complicated concept, and a great selection for classroom use.
Who Wants To Be a Princess?: What It Was Like To Be a Medieval Princess
Appropriate for most picture book collections, this title adds a much-needed touch of reality to the princess genre.
Do You Really Want To Meet a Badger?
Gr 1–4—One of the few informational series to incorporate the use of illustrations instead of photographs into the narrative, the style of which matches the text well...
Blood, Bullets, and Bones: The Story of Forensic Science from Sherlock Holmes to DNA
Sherlock Holmes lovers, CSI: Miami aficionados, and forensic science students will all be drawn to this rather gruesome yet highly entertaining and fact-packed history.
It's Getting Hot in Here: The Past, Present, and Future of Global Warming
Worthy but, at best, supplementary to the young readers' edition of Al Gore's An Inconvenient Truth (Viking, 2007) and other more recent titles.
Mustache Baby Meets His Match
K-Gr 2—Heos and Ang offer another amusing adventure for Billy, the baby born with a mustache...
I, Fly: The Buzz About Flies and How Awesome They Are
Gr 2–4—A whimsical approach to the life cycle of flies...
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