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In one convenient place, students, librarians, and teachers have access to superbly narrated Caldecott classics.
These Caldecott favorites, whether shown together or independent of each other, will find a home in many elementary collections, thanks to their stunning artwork, engaging narratives, and informative bonus interviews.—Anne Bozievich, Friendship Elementary School, Glen Rock, PA
The involvement of a teenage student in the development and presentation of this summary of the causes and consequences of climate change makes this accessible to environmental science students.
Not only is this nature film enlightening and educational but highly entertaining as well. This would make a valuable addition to any school library or science classroom collection.
Science students will find this film engaging and enlightening for its outstanding photography of miniature creatures.
A powerful overview suitable for education and library science studies and as a discussion starter for public libraries.
Perhaps of interest to schools on Cape Cod or in other Massachusetts towns on the coast to examine what happens in their own backyard, but not recommended for general purchase.
This DVD would pair well with such books as Tomie DePaola's Bill and Pete Go Down the Nile or Fred Marcellino's I, Crocodile for even more crocodilian amusement.
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