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Explore Your World: Social Sciences | Series Made Simple
While these social science series tackle a multitude of topics—environmentalism, bullying, healthy habits, economics—they are all threaded with empowering themes: learning about personal responsibility, helping others, and becoming productive members of society.
Breakfast
Gr 1–3—With childhood obesity an ever-growing problem, the subject of this series (helping kids make wise choices when it comes to eating) is an important one...
Television Reporters
GR 2–5—Going beyond the "usual suspects" when it comes to community helpers, this series profiles 12 different careers in 12 separate books, which will be sure to help fill in any collection gaps...
Immigration in the US
Gr 6 Up—The issues of immigration and naturalization are directly relevant to the lives of many children currently living in the United States...
Friends in the Wild
Gr 4–6—Environmental issues are a constant and growing concern, so it's important for children to become aware of how they can become responsible for taking care of the world around them...
I Am a Good Citizen
PreS-Gr 1—This series strives to promote character development and show children at an early age that bullying is unacceptable...
A Teen Guide to Buying Goods and Services
Gr 6–8—The subjects discussed here are fundamental when it comes to instilling a sense of fiscal responsibility in today's young adults...
Does My Voice Count?: A Citizenship Book
Gr 1–3—This ambitious series emphasizes development traits such as responsibility, respect, honesty, and empathy and strives to help kids learn how to be good citizens and improve both their own lives and the lives of those around them...
The Hidden Story of Drugs
Gr 6–8—This series explores the causes and effects of serious societal problems that may affect teens and their friends and families...
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