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32 pages (6), 40 pages (3), 240 pages (2), snow (1), to how families of each faction were impacted by the war. Moore doesn't go into great depth about individual battles (1), grouping and counting by tens (1), A creative way to introduce the concepts of place value (1), using a topic that students can easily relate to and understand (1), the students in Chad must first build their school before they can attend. I would use this book when talking about cultural diversity as a way to illustrate to students how places in the world can be different from each other (1), however unlike here in the States (1), like the children in the United States (1), Chad. This book would be useful during a social studies lesson to highlight the similarities and differences that exist throughout the world. Children in Chad go to school (1), Reading this book exposes students to what school is like in another part of the world (1), Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass (1), This detailed book provides a glimpse at weather forecasting. The pictures provide a visual representation of the different tools used by weather forecasters in order to predict the weather. I would use this book when doing a unit on weather (1), A unique book that depicts the friendship of two very influential people in American history (1), develop and change over time. (1), specifically a place that many of them call home (1), The illustrations paired with sparse text tell the story of how Manhattan came to be what it is today. I would use this book at the beginning of a lesson on New York City in order to show students how places (1), A book in which the pictures speak louder than the words (1), or discussing where our food comes from. (1), while the pictures depict a diverse array of the many cultures and ethnicities of the world. This book exposes readers to a multicultural view of the evolution of the world and would be great to use at the beginning of a lesson on diversity and evolution. (1), as a method of providing more information about his life. (1), while at the same time exposing students to a well-known and influential artist. (1), J.K. Rowling. It provides insight into the creation of the popular series with revelations of Rowling's inspirations for the characters and the magical world she created. Additional information on her personal life is also given (1), how they are grown and tended to (1), to highlight how the weather forecasters determine what the weather will be. (1), An informative picture book that provides reasons for the seasons. Gibbons uses detailed illustrations to supplement her text as she describes why the seasons occur and how they are different from each other. She additionally explains how the timing of th (1), including a few females who participated in some capacity in the fight for freedom. This would be a great book to use throughout a unit on the American Revolution to allow students to see what it was like to live at that time. (1), choosing to focus on the everyday person. Towards the end of the book (1), which is particularly useful since the book does not necessarily have to be read in order or in its entirety; thus making it useful as either a reference book or a supplement to a lesson. It asks and answers a wide range of questions from what was worn at (1), An informative and reader-friendly text that provides easy to follow information about the American Revolution. It provides a glimpse into the lives of the civilians and compares and contrasts the lives of the Loyalists and Patriots. The beginning pages c (1), weather-related poems that would be a fun addition to weather lessons. I would incorporate a poem that corresponds to each lesson within a unit on weather (1), An informative book about the origins of Thanksgiving and the different traditions practiced on Thanksgiving. The illustrations are actual photographs which the students may relate to. At the end are an assortment of different resources that provide more (1), highlighting their shared beliefs as the force that bonded them. This book would be great to use after both Douglass and Lincoln have been covered in history. Since their friendship is not an expected one it would be an interesting perspective to present (1), This picture book contains numerous facts about vegetables including how they are grown and classified. The pictures vividly depict an assortment of veggies. This book is useful for introducing children to vegetables and the vocabulary used to describe th (1), reader-friendly synopsis of different weather conditions ranging from everyday weather to extreme weather. Details about weather forecasting and some tools used to analyze the weather are also provided. Unfamiliar vocabulary is defined in a glossary in th (1), or to read relevant sections as a read-aloud throughout the lesson/unit. (1), musical styles and venues at which music is played. Additionally a brief overview of families and the different family members is provided. The illustrations provide accurate depictions of the different instruments and bands. A glossary in the back of the (1), An extremely detailed book that has a textbook feel to it. Banqueri addresses a wide variety of weather related topics and provides illustrations that accurately depict what the words are describing. This would be a great book for teachers of lower grades (1), and their impact on history. The book additionally highlights their major accomplishments and includes other resources in the back such as a timeline of important dates and other recommended reading. This book would be great to use when talking about Pres (1), Afghanistan. This book tells the story of a young girl (1), An overview of Leonardo da Vinci's life and accomplishments.The back of the book includes a timeline (1), Nasreen and how she goes to great lengths to get an education and at a great personal risk. I would use this book in a lesson about cultural diversity to expose students to how other parts of the world can differ from where they live (1), using a theme that is relatable. (1), A book that provides a glimpse into what life is like for young people in another part of the world (1), during the growing process. This book would be useful when doing a lesson involving healthy eating (1), as well as key words found in the book. An excellent book to use when introducing biographies and their key elements to students (1), like families (1), and people come in different shapes and sizes. (1), school. (1), This is an informative and whimsical picture book full of facts and adorable dialogue. Math facts about adding (1), allowing the reader to become more familiar with Rowling. This book would be useful in the classroom as an example of the biography format. (1), This book is a concise biography following the life of the creator of Harry Potter (1), easy-to-understand glimpse into the Madison's lives (1), This book is an informative biography of the fourth "first family." It provides a detailed (1), This book tells the story of the spread of civilization from the beginning to modern times (1), highlighting the major accomplishments of humankind. The words of the book make general references to new developments such as religion (1), 95 pages (1), frost (1), as well as zero's role are given. The pictures add an element of playfulness that will engage students (1), 56 pages (1), subtracting (1), 312 pages (1), dew (1), grow (1), arts and sciences (1), 224 pages (1), 160 pages (1), 176 pages (1), multiplying and dividing using zero (1), as this books is presented to them during a lesson on zero and its function in math. (1), 400 pages (1), etc. This would be a useful supplement to a lesson on everyday weather. (1), which might make the topic more appealing to students. I would incorporate this book after teaching a lesson on place value and counting by tens to reinforce the lesson and provide students with a fun example of how this form of math can be used. (1), at the beginning of the lessons as a creative way to introduce the particular weather topic. Reading a poem at the beginning of each lesson can give students a preview of what they are going to learn and can be the basis for starting the class discussion. (1), Moore provides a brief overview of the lives of influential Patriots and Loyalists (1), or an independent reading book for students in older grades. (1), A quirky chapter book that shows how science can be a part of your everyday life. It specifically focuses on the states of matter. This book would be a great classroom read-aloud book during a time that corresponds to lessons on matter (1), A book on all things shark that covers everything from the anatomy of sharks to detailed descriptions of the different kinds of sharks (1), which would greatly appeal to students. Important notes and facts are written on loose-leaf paper in the margins of the page. This book would be a great opening hook for a lesson. (1), A field trip to the waterworks leads to an experience like no other as Ms. Frizzle's class gets to see how the water supply system works firsthand. Cole uses elements of fantasy to provide information about the waterworks (1), Informational text with supplementary pictures on the opposite page is the format Simon uses to present material. He covers everyday weather topics like rain (1), An excellent introduction to different instruments (1), A collection of cute (1), A very informative book that provides a concise (1), or a book made available for students to read while learning about the water cycle. (1), In this book two kids and their dad tell the story of the life of a raindrop. it provides a vague and brief overview of the water cycle and would be useful as either a quick introduction to the water cycle in the classroom (1), this book would be useful to use as a read-aloud when covering snow. (1), to the different classifications of snow. She defines the various weather alerts related to snow and provides checklists and tips on how to prepare and what to wear in the event of a snow storm. When doing a unit on weather (1), Gibbons extensively describes all things snow in this book ranging from how snow is formed to facts about snow on the other continents (1), hundreds and thousands to students. Neuschwander uses a medieval theme to present the information (1), featuring significant events of his life (1), with fast facts on each page. This book would be good for students in older grades to read as a supplement or to find out more information about sharks. I would have this book available in my classroom library and use selections from this book during a sc (1)
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Feb 7, 2014