Turck, Mary

More than forty projects and three dramatic play scripts explore the interconnectedness of the cultures of Mexico and Central America and help children experience aspects of daily life throughout the region.

Contains numerous stories about famous blizzards throughout history and provides scientific facts about the storms. Describes how the National Weather Service tracks storms and offers tips for staying safe in a blizzard.

Offers a brief introduction to dieting and weight management and provides information on how people can meet their nutritional needs while dieting.

Discusses the sources, destructive effects, and future control of acid rain.

Highlights key events in United States history from 1900 to 1929, focusing on how the country was impacted by increased imigration from other countries.

A guide to the attractions of the country's capital city.

Discusses the history and social aspects of alcohol and tobacco use and the effects of their abuse.

Discusses the origins of traditions surrounding the Jewish holidays.

Explores how songs helped strengthen the Civil Rights movement, discusses how churches and other groups created new songs from existing religious and secular music, and includes an audio CD with music by the Chicago Children's Choir.