Schaefer, Lola M.

Presents ten short lessons and models for teaching the elements of writing, and features classroom-tested writing samples on overhead transparencies.

Provides simple explanations of the physical structure of human necks and shoulders and how these body parts work.

Simple text and color illustrations describe the different parts of the head and face and their role in the workings of the human body.

Simple text and color illustrations describe the many different colors and purposes of hair, as well as how it grows.

Discusses vegetables as one of the five groups on the food pyramid, explains where vegetables come from, how they are eaten, what they look like, how they taste, and why they are healthy, and suggests vegetables for every meal.

Discusses grains as one of the five groups on the food pyramid, explains where grains come from, how they are used in foods, how they look and taste, and why they are healthy, and suggests grains for every meal.

Discusses milk and milk foods as one of the five groups on the food pyramid, explains where milk comes from, how it is used in foods, how milk and milk foods look and taste, and why they are healthy, and suggests milk foods for every meal.

Discusses fruits as one of the five groups on the food pyramid, explains where fruits come from, how they are eaten, what they look like, how they taste, and why they are healthy, and suggests fruits for every meal.

A simple introduction to how we use our legs and feet and how these parts of the body are structured.

Simple text and color illustrations describe the many different colors and purposes of hair, as well as how it grows.