Math at Work 10 Student Edition

Science & Math

Etienne, Steve

Turner, Deborah

Clarke, Jodi

Kalwarowsky, Emily

Charlton, Ian

Bradford, Don

Jaap-Klass, Carol

Marchesi, Melissa

Mathematics

McGraw-Hill/Ryerson

Willy is a real-life handicapped Chihuahua, rescued from an animal hospital by a kind lady who tries several humorous ways to help Willy walk. First, they try balloons, then he becomes a terror on a skateboard. Finally, share Willy's excitement when he gains his independence after being fitted with a small wheelchair.

How Willy Got His Wheels

Mohler, Diana

Children's Books

Doral Pub

Willy goes on to explore the adventures of flying.

How Willy Got His Wings: The Further Adventures of Wheely Willy

Animals

Math at Work 11 Student Edition

Math at Work 12 Student Edition

Lessons from the Bad Kids: The Realities of Challenge and Inspiration

Almost every teacher has experienced at least one of "those kids." The kids who won’t sit still, who won’t do their work, who don’t attend, who won’t conform to the classroom expectations, who are straight out defiant and disrespectful. These kids, these so-called “bad kids,” and their stories actually have a great deal to teach us. This book centers around these stories and the lessons learned from them. Whether in education or in your everyday relationships with others, the lessons these kids teach will touch your hearts and make a difference in your lives. Picking up before the award-winning documentary The Bad Kids began, Lessons from The Bad Kids will teach us not only to improve our educational system but also how to become better people.

Teen & Young Adult

Viland, Vonda

Education & Reference

Rowman & Littlefield Publishers

Picking up before the award-winning documentary The Bad Kids began, Lessons from The Bad Kids will teach us not only to improve our educational system but also how to become better people.

Sweating It Out

If you want a better understanding of what happened in the wake of George Floyd's unnecessary death, take a look at Deborah Turner's unflinching debut collection of poems, Sweating It Out. In Sweating, Turner shows us the work behind discovering and breaking the rules of engagement, whether in community, family, love, or sports. Each poem, at face value, plays in a different arena--basketball, softball, tennis. Yet collectively, they stand as evidence revealing how the strength needed for real life has its roots in play. Hallowed traditions like call and response ("Double Dutch") and the blues ("Coming Down") score throughout Sweating. The mid-way poem, "Time Out," offers a thought-provoking break. But in the end, the triumphant "When I Rise" gives hope to anyone still struggling and a testament to those whose early struggles to cultivate change ("Juneteenth") make it possible to keep playing. Early praise for this original and fresh collection of sports poetry describes Turner's work as a model and mentor text, and true to form you can find her own reading and discussion guide and more about her and her works at www.deborahturner.online. Poetry readers are alert for ways to make the complex and distressing accessible and understandable. 2020 is awash with questions, uncertainty, and change. Let Sweating It Out help you work through your questions.

Sports & Outdoors

Finishing Line Press

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