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Our Little Sharing Circle
This is a useful tool for introducing concepts of empathy, belonging, and peaceful problem-solving to young children, addressing important SEL concepts without being preachy.
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Hair-Raising Upcycled Halloween Accessories
Although most of the projects may require adult assistance, this is a creative collection of DIY ideas that will appeal to kids looking for inexpensive, homemade ways to accessorize their Halloween costumes using common, upcycled materials.
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Quagmire Tiarello Couldn’t Be Better
In a year with many acclaimed books featuring neglectful parents—Lisa Fipps’s And Then, Boom!, Sherri Winston’s Shark Teeth, and Gennifer Choldenko’s The Tenth Mistake of Hank Hooperman—this one may be the best of the bunch.
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The Ultimate Science Cookbook for Kids: 75+ Edible Experiments
Although adult assistance will be required for some recipes, this fun and eye-catching cookbook will be a tasty resource for STEAM programs.
Sally’s Snow Day
This combination of cheerful drawings and omniscient narrative, plus joyful dogs, will appeal to young readers. The book works for both story time or independent reading. A strong first buy.
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The Sharing Circle
This Cree cultural lesson embedded in the story of the Plains animals relays the importance of being accountable, while still holding respect for those impacted to share their perspectives.
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Monster Movie!
This funny, fast-paced celebration of horror movies will appeal to fans of “Goosebumps” and similar series.
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How to Be a Super Awesome Artist: 20 Art Projects Inspired by the Masters
Although not detailed enough to serve as a biographical resource or art technique tutorial, this brief guide provides a visually appealing overview of artistic styles and artists.
Gifts from the Garbage Truck: A True Story About the Things We (Don’t) Throw Away
Informative and inspirational without veering into sentimentality, this title is useful across curricula and will have readers rethinking the value of items that appear seemingly worthless. Highly recommended.
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