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Angie Bastian: BOOMCHICKAPOP Boss
Commendable for its use of inspirational stories to inspire young, savvy makers and consumers, this set is a fine addition to biography collections
Hurricane Harvey: Disaster in Texas and Beyond
Of limited use beyond that of examining the impact of Hurricane Harvey on the Gulf Coast.
Hurricane Harvey: Disaster in Texas and Beyond
Of limited use beyond that of examining the impact of Hurricane Harvey on the Gulf Coast.
Duct Tape Animals
Somewhat uneven but lots of ideas for using this light, inexpensive craft material.
Film It!: YouTube Projects for the Real World
Gr 3–7—Students have to be at least 13 years old to start an account on most social media sharing sites, but these books, written for a much younger audience, demonstrate some of the skills that may come in handy in the future...
Cool Battery & Electricity Projects: Fun & Creative Workshop Activities
Gr 3–8—This series quickly ramps up in difficulty, moving from leather-wrapped pens to a flipping gymnast model powered by a magnetic motor...
Cool Action Figures and Dolls: Crafting Creative Toys and Amazing Games
A strong choice.
This genuinely creative series goes beyond the usual children's craft books, presenting engaging new ideas for ambitious kids (with adult help) to make colorful homemade toys: a working paper slinky, mini magnetic clay blocks, glow-in-the-dark goo, and more. The books, featuring colorful layouts, step-by-step instructions illustrated with photographs, and (mostly) simple materials, encourage middle graders to "make your own fun." Glos., ind. Review covers the following Checkerboard Library: Cool Toys & Games: Cool Action Figures & Dolls, Cool Board Games, Cool Construction & Building Blocks, Cool Crayons, Chalks & Paints, Cool Doughs, Putties, Slimes & Goops, and Cool Springy, Slinky & Stretchy Projects.
A Pair of Pears
Gr 1–3—These three easy readers facilitate homophone awareness through the use of simple language and bold-faced words...
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