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Community Gardens: Grow Your Own Vegetables and Herbs
Gr 6 Up—Tasty tomatoes, sweet honey, the freshest eggs, and crunchy pickles: Is there anything that motivates a teenager like food? These five books strike a terrific balance between the why and how of homegrown food production, addressing issues such as ethical farming practices, fertilizer runoff, urban blight, food deserts, and more...
Super Simple Ice Projects: Fun and Easy Crafts Inspired by Nature
Gr 3–6—Each volume of this attractive series features seven to nine projects, some of them familiar (twig picture frame, seashell mobile) and some unexpected (tea light holders made of ice)...
Baseball Jokes
Gr 3–5—Q: What's better than a third grader who knows a new joke? A: A third grader who knows 560 new jokes...
Get Filming!
Gr 2–5—What does it take to turn a daydream, an idea, or a vision into a tangible creative product? To shake a story or an image out of the brain and get it down on paper? The books in this series give kids realistic and manageable activities and exercises for initiating a project, getting past common creative barriers, and sharing their output with family and friends...
Drums
Gr 1–5—Everything about these books, each highlighting a single type of instrument, is beautiful...
Writing Term Papers with Cool New Digital Tools
Gr 6 Up—Maybe you and your students are familiar with apps like Evernote, SlideShare, Voki, and Dropbox...
Kid Style: Boss Backpacks for You!
Gr 1–3—Very young crafters get the opportunity to express themselves with the projects in these books, each of which features five or six simple activities and one more complicated one...
Easy Card Tricks
Gr 2–5—Math tricks, sleight of hand, and the old stretchy thumb trick introduce a new generation of little show-offs to the art of magic...
Cool Backyard Grilling: Beyond the Basics for Kids Who Cook
Gr 3–6—What's a game day party without hot dogs two ways? Wouldn't you like a recipe for an impressive make-ahead brunch casserole that feeds a crowd? The recipes in these books (nine per volume) hit the sweet spot between basic but bland and impressive but intimidating...
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