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This is a well-done documentary that every high school student should see, discuss, and learn from.
These businesslike options are recommended for a quick overview of the topic.
An uneven treatment of an important aspect of African American and women's history. Purchase where a curriculum need exists.
This serene audio recording honors fairy tales' original oral tradition, and this collection will be a lovely addition to elementary folktale and fairy-tale units.
A straightforward choice for schools looking to add historical fiction with a rural, rustic, and Western feel. ["Gemeinhart's riveting tale of grit and grief is equally tragic and triumphant": SLJ 11/15 review of the Scholastic book.]
This is a visually appealing, straightforward introduction to seasonal activities, and the discussion about why we have different seasons is well suited to the youngest viewers.
Rounding out the patriotic pack at the Random House Summer 2016 Preview was an easy-to-read biography, Hillary Clinton: The Life of a Leader by Shana Corey and Adam Gustavson. (An ode to Donald Trump was conspicuously absent.)
Apps designed with kids in control as co-creators are becoming more and more popular. Toca Boca's latest production, Toca Dance, hands the choreography and wardrobe selection over to children.
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