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Gr 10 Up—Correspondent John Hockenberry interviews people on both sides of the climate debate to examine the public's changed perspective toward the issue...
Gr 5–8—In eight chapters divided into various aspects of coal miner culture and job types (nipper, breaker boy, spragger, and mule driver were the typical jobs for children), Bartoletti recounts (Houghton Mifflin, 1996) life in Northeastern Pennsylvania coal country around the turn of the 19th century utilizing oral history and archival documents...
The story of the life of John Hunter, a fourth grade teacher, is integrated with the educational activity, "World Peace Game," which he created and developed for classroom use based upon his world travels...
Gr 2–6—Well-known French animator Michel Ocelot is back with a unique selection of six short stories set in different places and times around the world...
Gr 6 Up—Interviews with teens and adults combined with sort videos cover the perils of an everlasting digital footprint and how to avoid them, the truth about multitasking, and the amount of time teens spend plugged in and how it affects sleep patterns as well as interpersonal skills...
Gr 9 Up—The Civil War, the first modern and industrial war, resulted in 750,000 casualties, a scale of death unprecedented in American history...
Gr 5–7—Four years ago, Gabe Mendoza's father drove away in the family car, leaving Gabe (now 13 years old) and his mother to fend for themselves in a run-down neighborhood in Fresno, California...
Gr 3–8—Identical orphaned twins, Edgar and Allen Poe, are great-great-great-great grandnephews of the gothic poet of the same name...
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