Social Topics - Kids

Fathers laugh. Fathers cheer. Fathers love. Using simple text and fun photos, this title reinforces the role a dad plays in a family. The back matter includes a glossary, common core questions, and much more. With an Accelerated Reader ATOS level of 1.0 or...

Grandpas like to teach and play. They give big hugs and lots of love. Using simple text (with an Accelerated Reader ATOS level of 1.0 or below) and colorful photos, this book shows how important a grandpa is to every family. Back matter includes...

Brothers laugh. They play. They love. Brothers make everything better. Photos and simple text show how much fun it is to have a brother. Back matter includes a glossary, common core questions, and much more. With an Accelerate Reader ATOS level of 1.0 or...

There are many different names for a grandmother. But no matter what you call her, a grandma is a constant source of love and smiles. Beautiful photos, simple text, and an Accelerated Reader ATOS level of 1.0 or below combined with extensive back matter...

How can you be a good global citizen? By understanding the world we live in and how we can effect change. This book explores what rules are for, who makes the rules and how governments and power works in society. It helps children understand...

Inspiration for I'm Different came from remembering her own experience of being the only child in her kindergarten classroom who wore glasses, and from watching the struggles of her children and her students while learning to accept themselves and their imperfections. The book is...

Bo and Zop wonder if Earth is a good place to set up a camp. It doesn't look like Earthlings are taking good care of the planet. What can Bo and Zop learn about protecting the planet by watching Earthlings?Author: Kirsty HolmesISBN-10: 0778781240ISBN-13: 9780778781240Publisher:...

Introducing the design thinking process as a vehicle for change, this timely title motivates readers to create environmentally sustainable practices and make them easily accessible in their communities. Beginning with a detailed look at the steps involved in design thinking, readers are guided through...

The agricultural sector's perceived importance in the international development circle waned dramatically after the 1980s, and investments in rural development and agricultural research and development declined sharply. This volume reasserts the role of agricultural and rural development in the economic development debate. By revisiting...

Scientists are discovering new potential uses for marijuana in the treatment of many diseases. Yet many are concerned with the growing trend of allowing people to use medical marijuana and whether its use could lead to addiction and other problems. IntroThrough objective discussion, numerous...

Just like the rest of the body, the brain needs exercise. When homework is designed well, it helps students form new connections in their brains. Find out more in Pros and Cons of Homework, a title in the Open for Debate series.Author: Anika FajardoISBN-10:...

The right to express one's views without fear of government retribution is central to democracy. A free and unfettered media provides an important check on government power and ensures an informed citizenry. Speech, Media, and Protest, one of the titles in the Foundations of...

For most of human history, workers had few, if any, rights. Employment and Workers' Rights, one of the titles in the Foundations of Democracy series, examines the importance of economic liberty and the ways in which employment and workers' rights reinforce equality by guaranteeing...

Teach your students about the importance of following the rules and respecting authority figures with this engaging 8-book set! These nonfiction books review important rules, who makes the rules, and why rules should be respected. Additionally, students will learn about the government and the...

I Got This is a sixth grade workbook that includes a glossary from the Accountable Youth Series. It helps introduce students to new people in new surroundings. It does this by providing skill-builder topics that are intended to reveal to them appreciation they might...

As long as diseases have been around, doctors, scientists, and scholars have tried to cure them. This book answers questions about vaccines and vaccinations, and covers our history with them, from the earliest smallpox "cures" to modern vaccinations. Readers will learn about controversies behind...

There are no second places in aerial combat. Fighter pilots have perhaps the most dangerous job of all pilots - engaging other aircraft in order to shoot them down, or flying over enemy territory to drop bombs. Learning to master flying such a complex...

What is it like to have a food allergy? For a person with food allergies, the most common foods, such as milk, eggs, or peanut butter, can cause a life-threatening reaction. Readers find out what it is like to have a food allergy, ways...

Lockdown: Our Classroom Drill is a gentle, trauma-informed read-along book created to support educators and caregivers in teaching lockdown procedures to young children in a calm, developmentally appropriate way.Written by a former New York State Trooper and safety educator with nearly 20 years of...

Walter Dean Myers was a prolific author, penning over one hundred young adult and children's books. According to the American Library Association, Myers won the Coretta Scott King Book Award six times. This informative edition covers the life of author Walter Dean Myers. The...

This absorbing book describes the details of three real case studies of investigative journalism about sports. Stories include journalists exposing the FIFA soccer scandal and Olympic committee wrongdoings, the promotion of violence in hockey leading to death, and the abuse of USA gymnasts by...

Should the Internet be a place for free thought and free sharing? Or should the government and Internet service companies be able to censor and block content? This up-to-date book will help equip readers with tangible tools to help understand the issues involved in...

Jack London's The Call of the Wild became an immediate literary sensation upon publication, selling out its first print run and gaining critical acclaim nationwide. The popular adventure story follows Buck, a sled dog, whose transformation from a domestic pet to the Alpha male...

This fascinating volume explores the historical and cultural events leading up to and following the student movements of the 1960s. Readers will learn about issues surrounding the goals of the activists, black power, feminism, and the role of drugs and music. This book also...

The ingredients found in food are increasingly on the minds of consumers. This collection of fact-based essays and personal accounts covers the contentious nature of artificial ingredients. Readers will learn about artificial sweeteners, food colorings, B.P.A., and the link between artificial ingredients and behavioral...

This book explores issues related to Media Ethics, including a summary of current media ethics issues, the issue of whether telling the truth should take precedence over ethics, how far journalists should go to avoid compromising objectivity, and the effect of new technologies on...

This book examines the topic of distracted driving by presenting memorable essays that will hopefully leave an impression on young drivers. Readers explore the seriousness of the distracted driving problem in the United States, the impact of cell phone use and texting on driving...

Blogging in the Global Citizens: Social Media series explores various aspects of blogging through the lenses of History, Geography, Civics, and Economics. Using the new C3 Framework for Social Studies Standards, students will develop questions about the text, and use evidence from a variety...

People are different as nighttime from day-Some fellows have oldbones that creak.Others are bouncy-theyflounce and they play-God made every person unique! Our world is increasingly polarized, and our media, on the right and the left, works hard at demonizing the "other guys." And I...

I Can Wash My Hands: A Social Story Book for Children with AutismLearning to wash hands is an important life skill-and with this simple and encouraging social story, children can feel confident doing it all by themselves!I Can Wash My Hands is a gentle,...

Language policies in Southeast Asia have been shaped by the process of nation-building on the one hand and by political and economic considerations on the other. The early years of nation-building in Southeast Asia generated intensive language conflicts precisely because state policies privileged the...

This book, a project of the ASEAN-China Study Programme of ISEAS, is designed to promote a better understanding between the people of the two regions as China continues to exert a dominant political and economic presence in Southeast Asia. Needless to say, scholars and...

WikiLeaks has played a prominent role in contemporary politics as a watchdog, or, for others, as a threat to national security. Is it okay to reveal things the government thinks should be kept away from the public? Is preserving national security ethical if the...

Your Future, Your Way: Jobs and Careers for TeenagersA Practical Career Guide for Teens Exploring Future Careers, College Options, and Real-World SuccessChoosing a career is one of the biggest decisions a teenager faces - and it often comes with pressure, confusion, and outdated advice.Your...

UNDERSTANDING ME addresses the big question, "Who am I?"Our world says, "There's no right or wrong," "We decide what is true and right," and "We can create our own identity." We can even change our gender.At a time when kids are going through enormous...

Have you ever wished you could press pause on your child's overwhelm and replace it with calm, comfort, and connection?For children who process the world in vivid, intense ways, everyday life can feel like a maze filled with sudden noises, unexpected changes, and social...

Welcome to the Chocolate Children universe where each page lovingly highlights the many shades of chocolate skin, textured hair, bright imaginations, and bold dreams, affirming that these children are not only seen, but cherished and unstoppable. In this second installment of the Chocolate Children...

This book is inspired by a true story. I wanted to share my story in order to open your mind to the perspective that mental health should not hold you back. We all have inner strength and courage within us to fight. Fighting the...

As early as age 4, children can benefit from learning social expectations for manners in school, in public places, when visiting others, and at home. Knowing respected and expected behaviors fosters confidence and self-esteem. This entertaining book teaches basic introductions, behavior out and about,...

This collection of stories for school age readers chronicles the everyday life of a California family during the Great Depression of the 1930's. Each story is based on and inspired by the memories of Marian Louise Moore Wolfe as she and her brother, Hibbard,...

35 students have compiled their blueprints for how they plan to make a difference in this world.Their goals range from providing safe drinking water to under-developed countries to ending body image issues.They opine on how their lives may unfold based on the actions they...

Dream Haters offers practical, realistic strategies assist young people dealing with issues affecting their current and future goals. Through quotes, tips, and simple exercises, Dream Haters gives young adults the power to take control of the haters in their lives and reach their full...

What if every mistake became a chance to grow?Murphy's Law for Kids is a fun and practical confidence book that helps children turn everyday problems into powerful life lessons. Inspired by the idea behind a murphy law book, this guide shows kids how to...

Being a teen isn't easy.Your brain is upgrading millions of new connections that help you evaluate risks and make great decisions. AND you're still expected to go to school, take on more chores, and decide what you want to do for the rest of...

This title introduces readers to the many foods that families eat. Simple text, fun pictures, and a photo glossary make this title the perfect introduction to food and family.Author: Sophie Geister-JonesISBN-10: 1646190750ISBN-13: 9781646190751Publisher: Little Blue ReadersLanguage: EnglishPublished: 01/01/2020Pages: 24Format: PaperbackWeight: 0.17lbsSize: 8.00h x 7.80w...

In the book Sister Code by Dakai, Diya, and Dumia Valley, the first-time, phenomenal authors have collaborated short stories to share their perspectives and experiences with other girls through readings and exercises about sisterhood, self-love, loyalty, and how their differences make them closer as...

With an easy-to-read text and good illustrations, the book leads us into the world of autism and provides an easy-to-understand introduction to autism and gives us an understanding of what it is like to have autism. The book can e.g., be used if you...

Well here I am again. I enjoyed sharing the stories from Middle Maddy with various reading audiences that laughed as it reminded them of their youth. I was overwhelmed by all of the positive reception from both young and old; and I'm so thankful...

Finally it is here. A book written by a teacher of 40 years experience working with students from Kindergarten through to the University level.A Teenager's Guide to Success is not mere theory. It is the sharing of information gathered over a lifetime in the...

Every citizen of a country enjoys the rights and responsibilities of citizenship for that country. However, 21st century citizens are connected in ways unlike any time before. Dive deep into what it means to be a global citizen with this primary source book that...