Lisa Bosarge
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Counting in Dog Years and Other Sassy Math Poems
School librarians looking for STEAM titles that pair silliness with educational topics in the style of Douglas Florian will love this fun, math-themed poetry collection that joins English language arts and mathematics as a dynamic duo.
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Smile Out Loud: 25 Happy Poems
A great introduction for reluctant readers who want to learn more about poetry. The interactive elements will work in classrooms and bring an amusing spice to story times.
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The Secret Life of Viruses: Incredible Science Facts About Germs, Vaccines, and What You Can Do To Stay Healthy
“The Secret Life of” series is perfect for libraries looking to expand their medical and biological collections for younger readers, and this volume is the perfect topic with which to start.
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Crayola Art of Coding: A Celebration of Creative Mindsets
An interesting collection of coding ideas presented in a fresh way, with historical context and activities that do not require advanced technological expertise.
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Folding Tech: Using Origami and Nature To Revolutionize Technology
This title highlights the “A” in STEAM and is sufficiently meaty in its scientific presentation. The sample origami projects also make this title a great resource to bridge science and origami in the home and classroom.
Genomics: A Revolution in Health and Disease Discovery
An excellent bridge between real-world technology applications of biotechnology and what students learn in their biology classrooms.
Butterflies: Exploring the Life Cycle
A fun, STEAM-centered title with built-in educator activities and attractive photographs that will make a welcome addition to any bug book or poetry collection.
No Fear Coding: Computational Thinking Across the Curriculum
A practical guidebook for those already well versed in the subject, but newcomers should look elsewhere.
Greek Myths: Three Heroic Tales
Three somewhat familiar tales told anew; this will circulate well in libraries where readers are not quite ready for Riordan's adventures, but are still curious about mythology.
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