Franco, Betsy

A child describes some of the ways that show how much he has grown.

Uses American history to help students explore open-ended math projects, emphasizing problem solving, critical thinking, and working solutions in small groups.

Briefly notes amazing animal actions such as a walrus feeling with its whiskers and a fly tasting with its feet.

An introduction to basic math concepts that encourages students to learn math vocabulary by writing problems in the form of poems, providing information on place value and fractions, geometry and graphs, measurement and money.

Contains one hundred poems written by teenagers, and explores romantic love from a variety of sexual orientations, along with obsession, heartbreak, and more.