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School Lunches: Healthy Choices vs. Crowd Pleasers
A pertinent series for personal or academic use.
Designed to help students understand and debate the two titular
issues, each book presents one side; flip it over to read about the
other. Both books present reasonable ideas and approaches but will
become out-of-date soon (e.g., social media rapidly changes). Stock
photos and graphs illustrate the texts; discussion questions and a
pro-and-con summary are included. Reading list. Bib., glos., ind.
Review covers the following Perspectives Flip Books: Issues titles:
Punishing Bullies and Social Media.
12 Things to Know About Fracking
The engaging format will enlighten readers and keep them turning pages. Solid general purchase options.
Eat a Balanced Diet!
A well-rounded series for general use that offers important information in an engaging, nondidactic way.
Besties, Sleepovers, and Drama Queens: Questions and Answers About Friends
Recommended for general collections.
Aimed at a female readership, this is a lively and helpful series
about everyday social topics that preteens struggle with. Using
photographs and cartoony illustrations, the question-and-answer
format covers a wide range of issues, from handling conflict to
friends and family. A colorful (if excessively frilly) layout adds
appeal. Reading list. Glos., ind.
Keeping It Current: Social Sciences | Series Made Simple Fall 2014
These looks at current events and social issues don’t merely inform—they help students become more informed, empathetic, and engaged with the world around them.
How to Contact an Elected Official
Gr 3–5—The youth of today will be the voters and community leaders of tomorrow...
Famous Immigrants and Their Stories
Gr 4–6—This solid series celebrates the diversity of the United States and explores the contributions immigrants have made to the culture and economy...
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