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Non-Fiction Books
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Aliens Are Coming! The True Account of the 1938 War of
the Worlds Radio Broadcast by Meghan McCarthy (2006) Draw and Alien activity from Random House (pdf)
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Chameleon, Chameleon by Joy Cowley; illustrated with photographs by Nic Bishop (2005) A colorful chameleon encounters friend and foe while making his way
from one tree to another in search of a tasty insect dinner. Reading Activities (pdf file) Parent-Child Reading Activities from the Texas Library Association
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Desert Digits: an Arizona Number Book by Barbara Gowan; illustrated by Irving Toddy (2006) Counts from one to fifteen and by tens from twenty to one hundred
in rhyming text exploring the landscape, animals, and culture of Arizona,
and features an informative sidebar on each page. Teacher's Guide- Gale (pdf)
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Fast Food by Saxton Freymann (2006) Playful rhyming text about different modes of transportation accompanies
colorful sculptures of vegetables and fruits on the move. How Does Transportation Affect the Food We Eat?- Integrated Lesson Plan- Kentucky
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How Much Can a Bare Bear Bear? What Are Homonyms and Homophones? by Brian P. Cleary; illustrated by Brian Gable (2006) Presents a short study for early learners that teaches how to recognize
and understand the difference between homonyms and homophones. Homophone Lesson Plan- eMints Variety of Worksheets- First School Years
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Move! by Steve Jenkins and Robin Page (2006) Vivid illustrations and playful text introduce a variety of animals
that swing, walk, dive, swim, leap, slither, climb, fly, run, dance,
float, slide, and waddle. Includes facts on each animal at the back
of the book.
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Now and Ben: the Modern Inventions of Benjamin Franklin by Gene Barretta (2006) Looks at some of the many things invented by Benjamin Franklin that
are still in use in the twenty-first century. Benjamin Franklin Activities- Suite 101 Benjamin Franklin Timeline- Discovery School Famous People- eMints Benjamin Franklin Teacher Guide- PBS
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Owen and Mzee: the True Story of a Remarkable Friendship told by Isabella Hatkoff, Craig Hatkoff, and Paula Kahumbu ; with photographs by Peter Greste.(2006) Illustrated text and full-color photographs tell the true story of
the unusual relationship between Owen, a baby hippopotamus orphaned
by the tsunami, and Mzee, a 130-year-old giant tortoise. Cultivating Resiliency Guide- New York University Child Study Center Owen and Mzee- Wikipedia Owen and Mzee- NPR
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Through Georgia's Eyes by Rachel Rodriguez; illustrated by Julie Paschkis (2006) Traces American painter Georgia O'Keeffe's relationship with color
and shape from her first memory to her later years in New Mexico, describing
the inspiration she took from wide, open spaces, and includes illustrations
inspired by her work. Websites: Famous People Lesson- eMints Lesson Plan- University of Idaho Lesson Plan- University of Texas, Luzmarie Alvarez-Linney
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Walk On!: a Guide for Babies of All Ages by Marla Frazee (2006) Simple text and illustrations describe how a baby starts to walk,
encouraging people of all ages to stand up and walk more r
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last update 6/19/07kmw