school children

Kindergarten children describe the likenesses and differences among themselves.

A teacher and a librarian present summaries of one hundred children's books along with extension activities that teach through art, drama, music, math, and science.

Teaches children the importance of knowing and obeying the rules in school and other places. Includes activities.

An illustrated collection of children's poems about school related subjects that are written in the voices of the students, and covers spelling bees, sandwich trades, science fairs, and much more.

Nine-year-old Amanda and her new pet, a ferret she names "Peach," embark on a battle of wills as Amanda struggles to teach Peach not to bite, while Peach struggles to vanquish her new enemy, Handra the five-headed monster--also known as Amanda's hand.

Peach the ferret's attempts to escape are rewarded with a new furry playmate: Prince Edwin, a hyper, clumsy glutton with no sense of boundaries.

Nine-year-old Amanda's popularity increases after she brings her ferret Peach to school for show-and-tell, prompting the already popular Kim to go out and get a ferret of her own, while Peach, accustomed to being a pampered princess at the pet store, tries to get used to life with the Kellers.

Photographs and simple text teach young readers about the different things cafeteria workers do at their jobs.

Describes the six-step conflict resolution process, called "Talk It Out," developed by educator Barbara Porro to teach students to solve their own real-life problems, such as teasing, cheating, hitting, and others, and includes lesson plans, scripts, and other resource tools.