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A -‐ Asia
A -‐ Asia
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Artifact
Binder
Title
Russian Dolls -‐ Matroushka Dolls
Up to the Himalayas
Kingdom in the Clouds
The Rabbit in the Moon
Folktales from China and Japan
A -‐ Asia
Book
A -‐ Asia
A -‐ Asia
Learning by Design Education Systems, Inc.
Japan Project/ China Project (SPICE)
Book
A Treasury of Asian Folktales
Yumi Heo
Book
Asia Traditions and Treasures
Walter A. Fairservis, Jr.
A -‐ Asia
Book
A -‐ Asia
A -‐ Asia
Book
Book
A -‐ Asia
Book
A -‐ Asia
Book
A -‐ Asia
A -‐ Asia
Author
Lynn P. Dunn
Book
Asian Americans: A Study Guide and Sourcebook
Asian Mythologies
Brave Hong Kil-‐dong
The Man Who Bought the Shade of a Tree
Breaking Silence, an Anthology of Contemporary Asian American Poets
Chi-‐Hoon
A Korean Girl Children of Nepal, The Book
Chinese Mirror, The Mirra Ginsburg
Yves Bonnefoy, Editor
Kim Youg-‐kol
Summary
Two CDs of " Up to the Himalayas Kingdoms in the Clouds".
A collection of Japanese and Chinese Legends and Folk Tales, accompanied with slides for illustration and a Teacher's introduction to folklore.
A folktale about two green frogs who always disobey their mothers, explaining why green frogs cry out whenever it rains.
Oversized, hardcover book covering a wide variety of topics including the origin of Asian civilization, the Dharma of India, the Chinese Yin-‐Yang, Japan's Kami...
Large, full color photographs of the land, the people and the arts of Asia.
A collection of study outlines and sources to use in research.
Two Korean folk tales for children translated in Korean and English.
Joseph Bruchac
Anthology of Asian-‐American Poetry, including a photograph and brief biography of each poet.
Patricia McMahon
The story of a young Korean girl, her family, and their life in Seoul, Korea.
An introduction to the history, geography, and people of Nepal with emphasis on the day-‐to-‐day life of the children.
A retelling of a traditional Korean tale in which a mirror brought from China causes confusion within a family as each member looks in it and sees a different stranger.
Matti A. Pitkanen
A -‐ Asia
Book
Cloud-‐Dwellers of the Himalayas
Windsor Chorlton
A -‐ Asia
Book
Count Your Way Through Korea
Jim Hanskins
A -‐ Asia
Book
Erb's Photography of the Mongolian Customs
A -‐ Asia
Book
Fairy Tales From Korea
Kathleen Seros
A -‐ Asia
Book
Vorhees, Mueller
A -‐ Asia
Book
A -‐ Asia
Book
Faithful Daughter, The Shim Ch'ong
Little Frog who Never Listened, The
Himalaya Vanishing Cultures
History Atlas of Asia, The
A -‐ Asia
Book
I Love Korea!
Nahm, Jones, Lee
A -‐ Asia
Book
Legends of Lower Gods
Maximo D. Ramos
Jan Reynolds
Barnes & hudson
All along the southern fringes of Tibet, overshadowed by the soaring peaks of the Himalayas, dwell people whose way of life continues almost untouched by the outside world. They are the Bhotia. Beautiful full color photography and narration by a team who spent time with the people and their land. Presents the numbers one to ten in Korean, using each number to introduce concepts about Korea and its culture.
Erb, a 37 year old Mongolian man, is a successful and famous photographer. He rode a motorcycle to visit the grassland and deserts. He has such creative experience; from the true to the beautiful; from the beautiful to the good; and finally making his works come from life and higher.
Korea's most intriguing fairy tales come vividly to life in this new English adaptation, illustrated with over 30 fanciful color plates. Sun & Moon is a book to be treasured by children and enjoyed by all.
Two Korean folktales in English and Korean
Describes the customs and day-‐to-‐day life of a family living in the Himalaya Mountains.
From the world's oldest civilizations to emerging superpower.
In Korean and English. The story of the Koreans told in stories, poetry and song.
Various Phillippine myths and legends with illustration.
A -‐ Asia
Book
Living Tibet
The Dalai Lama in Dharamsala
Nanci Hoetzlein Rose
A -‐ Asia
Book
Magic Spring
A Korean Folktale
Nami Rhee
A -‐ Asia
Book
Moon Maiden , The & Other Asian Hua Long
Folktales
A -‐ Asia
Book
More Festivals in Asia
A -‐ Asia
Book
A -‐ Asia
Book
A -‐ Asia
Book
Mr. Moon and Miss Sun
The Herdsman and the Weaver
Pathways: Asian Women and their Work
Shan's Lucky Knife
A -‐ Asia
Book
A -‐ Asia
Book
A -‐ Asia
Book
The Greedy Princess
The Rabbit and the Tiger
The Lazy Man
The Spring of Youth
The Ogres' Magic Clubs
The Tiger and the Dried Persimmons
Asian Copublication Program Series Two
Vorhess, Mueller
National Council for Geographic Education
Jean Merrill
Sheltered by the Himalayas of northern India, Dharamsala has been the home of His Holiness the Dalai Lama of Tibet and the government and cultural headquarters for the Tibetan people since 1961. Photojournalist Bill Warren and writer Nanci Hoetzlein Rose take the reader on a colorful and informative journey through the winding streets and behind the scenes of this unusual place.
An old man and his wife discover a fountain of youth and benefit from its magic, but the water has a different effect on their greedy neighbor.
Twelve of the best Asian Folk Tales in simply written adaptations, beautifully illustrated by Asian and American Artists.
Stories include: Moon Maiden, The Dazzling Pearl, Plop!, The Serving Maid's Parrot.
This book introduces the young reader to festivals in nine Asian countries. Two translated and illustrated folk tales from Korea.
A geography of gender and development.
Vorhees, Mueller
In the hills of Burma, there is a saying, "The boy form the hills marks the side of the boat." If you ask the meaning of the saying, you will perhaps be told the story of Shan and his lucky knife.
Two translated and illustrated folk tales from Korea.
Vorhees, Mueller
Vorhees, Mueller
A -‐ Asia
Book
A -‐ Asia
Book
A -‐ Asia
Book
A -‐ Asia
Book
A -‐ Asia
Book
The Seven Brothers and the Big Vorhees, Mueller
Dipper
Hungbu, Nolbu and the Magic Gourds
The Snail Lady
Vorhess, Mueller
The Magic Vase
The Son of the Cinnamon Tree
Vorhees, Mueller
The Donkey's Egg
The Woodcutter and the Heavenly Vorhees, Mueller
Maiden
The Firedogs
Tibet Through the Red Box
Peter Sis
A -‐ Asia
Book
Treasury of Asian Folktales, A
A -‐ Asia
Book
Two Love Stars, The Lee Mi-‐ae
The Story of Kyonu and Chingnyo
A -‐ Asia
Book
Vietnam Then and Now
Linda Gan
David Tornquist
Two translated and illustrated Korean folk tales for children.
Two traditional Korean folk tales for children, translated in English and Korean.
For most of his childhood, the old laquered box had been beyond his reach in his father's study. Now he was being summoned home to discover its carefully guarded secrets. Opening the red box, Peter Sis finds the diary his father kept when he was lost in Tibet in the mid-‐1950's. In this very personal book, Peter Sis has given us a kaleidoscopic fusion of truth, dreams, and memory. It is an unforgettable work of rare imagination.
This unique collection contains fourteen of the most well-‐
known folktales from Asia. The rich tapestry of folklore from countries so diverse in their cultures will give much pleasure to parents and children alike as they relieve the timeless adventures of deeds long past. The exquisite full-‐color illustrations lend mood and mystery to each of the stories, which have been specially written to captivate the interest and imagination of young children aged between five and nine.
The Two Love Stars involves the wonders of nature and the eternal human theme of love. Korean folk tale of the constellations, beautifully illustrated by Yoo Ae-‐ro based on traditional Korean Motifs.
A -‐ Asia
Hardback
Sondok: Princess Of the Moon and Sheri Holman
Stars
Korea, A.D. 595
A -‐ Asia
Magazine
Arts of Asia Special Thailand Issue Tuyet Nguyet
A -‐ Asia
Magazine
International Asian Art Fair, The
A -‐ Asia
Magazine
International Asian Art Fair, The A -‐ Asia
Paperback
Art of China Korea and Japan
A -‐ Asia
Spiral Bound
AAM -‐ Asian Art Museum
Folder
Folder
Folder
Asian Immigration Experience: Their Voices, The
Ancient China: The Legacy of Confucius and Laozi
Archaeological Activities for the Classroom:
The Golden Age of Chinese Archeology
Archeological Activities for the Classroom:
The Golden Age of Chinese Archeology
Arts of Persia, The Folder
The Seventh Regiment Armory
The Seventh Regiment Armory
Peter C. Swann
Asian Art Museum
In a series of messages placed in her grandmother's ancestral jar, a sixth-‐century princess and future ruler of the Korean kingdom of Silla vents her frustration at not being permitted to study astronomy because she is a girl. Royal Diary Series.
Donated by Z. Sparlin
Photography catalog of arts from Asia, including ceramics, rugs, textiles, paintings and sculpture.
Photography catalog of arts from Asia, including ceramics, rugs, textiles, paintings and sculpture.
A survey of the arts of East Asia. More 3,000 years of Chinese, Korean, and Japanese painting, sculpture, pottery, and drawing.
Gift of L. Wright
An Institute for Elementary and Secondary Teachers with curriculum activities, journal excerpts, articles and readings
Teacher Workshop packet
Asian Art Museum
Asian Art Museum
Archaeological Activities for the Classroom. Celebrated discoveries from the People's Republic of China.
Asian Art Museum of San Slides
Francisco
Francisco
Folder
Arts of Persia, The AAM -‐ Asian Art Museum
Folder
Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, The
At Home in China
Folder
Folder
Francisco
Asian Art Museum of San Art
Francisco
Persia
Iran
slides
Asian Art Museum
Asian Art Museum
Folder
Bronze Vessels of Ancient China in Rene-‐Yvon Lefebvre the Avery Brundage Collection
d'Argence
Bronze Vessels of Ancient China in Rene-‐Yvon Lefebvre the Avery Brundage Collection
d'Argence
Brushstrokes: Styles and Asian Art Museum
Techniques of Chinese Painting
Bushido: Code of the Samurai
Asian Art Museum
Folder
Cultural Patterns in Souteast Asia Asian Art Museum
Folder
Elegant Art of Thailand, The
Asian Art Museum
Folder
Elegant Art of Thailand, The
Asian Art Museum
Folder
Essence of Indian Art
B.N. Goswamy
Folder
Fit For an Emperor: The Art of Later Chinese Porcelains
Fit For an Emperor: The Art of Later Chinese Porcelains
Golden Age of Chinese Archeology, The Asian Art Museum
Folder
Folder
Folder
Folder
Asian Art Museum
Asian Art Museum
Archaeological Activities for the Classroom. Celebrated discoveries from the People'sRepublic of China.
Folder
Hokusai & Hiroshige
Asian Art Museum
Folder
Hokusai & Hiroshige: Great Japanese Prints
Hokusai and Hiroshige
Asian Art Museum
Folder
Folder
Folder
Asian Art Museum
Katsushika Hokusai (1760-‐1849) and Utagawa hiroshige (1797-‐1858) are perhaps Japan;s most famous artists. Despite differences in their ages and styles,they were contemporaries who brought the theme of landscape to unprecedented heights in Japanese art.
Folder
Illustration and Illumination: Asian Art Museum
Indian Miniature Paintings
Illustration and Illumination: Asian Art Museum
Indian Miniature Paintings
Islam and the Arts of the Ottoman Asian Art Museum
Empire, and
Empire of the Sultans: Ottoman Art From the Khalili Collection
Islamic Arts of Asia
Asian Art Museum of San Francisco
Asian Art Museum
Folder
Asian Art Museum
Folder
Islamic Arts of Asia, The
Folder
Francisco
Asian Art Museum
Japanese Design: Tradition and Modern
Mongolia: The Legacy of Chinggis Asian Art Museum
Khan
Mythis Impulse, The: Gods and Asian Art Museum
Animals in Indian Art
Myths and Rebuses in Chinese Art Asian Art Museum of San Francisco
Folder
Folder
Folder
Folder
Folder
Folder
Folder
Folder
Powers of the Feminine, The: Asian Art Museum
Sacred Images of India and Southeast Asia
Profusion of Color: Korean Asian Art Museum
Costumes and Wrapping Cloths of the Choson Dynasty
Sculpture of Indonesia, The Asian Art Museum
Folder
Splendors of Imperial China
Asian Art Museum
Treasures from the National Palace Museum, Taipei
Folder
Asian Art Museum
Folder
Stonecutter, Metalsmith, and Potter: Artists of Anciet China
Tibet: Art From the Roof of the World
Tibet: Art From the Roof of the World
Tomb Treasures from China: The Buried Art of Ancient Xi'an
Tomb Treasures from China: The Buried Art of Ancient Xi'an
Treasures: The New Asian: Opening at Civic Center in 2002
Treasures: Living Artists at the Asian
Unity and Diversity in the Art of India
Vessels of a Culture: Korean Ceramics
Women Auspicious and Divine
Images of Southeast Asia and India
Asian Art Museum
Folder
Folder
Folder
Folder
Folder
Folder
Folder
Folder
Folder
Asian Art Museum
Asian Art Museum
A workshop folder containing information on Tibet from the Asian Art museum.
A Workshop folder with information on Art from Tibet from the Asian Art Museum
Asian Art Museum
Asian Art Museum
Asian Art Museum of San The members' magazine of the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco
Francisco.
Asian Art Museum
The members' magazine of the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco.
Asian Art Museum
Asian Art Museum
Nancy Hock
Folder
Magazine
AB -‐ Amazing Buildings
Magazine
Magazine
Magazine
Magazine
Magazine
Magazine
Paperback
Binder
AB -‐ Amazing Binder
Buildings
Buildings
Buildings
Yokohama
Prints From Nineteenth-‐Century Japan
Golden Age of Chinese Archeology, The:
Treasures
Arts of Asia
Arts of Asia:
Treasures of the Tokugawa
Golden Age of Chinese Archeology, The Golden Age of Chinese Archeology, The Taoism and the Arts of China
Asian Art Museum
Asian Art Museum of San The members' magazine of the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco
Francisco.
Seattle Art Museum
Asian Art Museum
Photograph catalog of Asian art from the Seattle Art Museum with illustrations.
A photograph catalog of Asian art collected as "treasures of tokugawa" with illustration.
Celebrated discoveries from the People's Republic of China. Archaeological Activities for the Classroom:
Asian Art Museum of San Francisco
Treasures Magazine
Selection of ChineseTaoist paintings, with description, on exibit at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco.
Zen: Painting and Calligraphy, Treasures Magazine
Selection of Japanese Zen paintings, with description, on 17th-‐20th Centuries: Vol. IV
exibit at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco.
Mongolia: The Legacy of Chinggis Patricia Berger and Terese Khan
Tse Bartholomew
"What is a Wall?" A look at the Kim Allred, Mary Chairez, Great Wall of China
Mary Dalton, Kathy Claudio
Amazing Buildings II
Debra Apel
Architecture Curriculum binder created for the Amazing Architecture & Geometric Shapes
Buildings II Institute '02 -‐ '03.
K -‐ 1 lesson based on A House for Hermit Crab by Eric Carle
Anita homesley
Architecture Curriculum binder created for the Amazing Entreprenuership: Location, Buildings II Institute '02 -‐ '03.
Location, Location
High School Entreprenuership: Location, Location, Location
J. Kim Shields
Architecture Curriculum binder created for the Amazing Le monde francophonie
Buildings II Institute '02 -‐ '03.
Lesson for High School French 3/4/5 on basic elements of architecture and research on francophone countries. AB -‐ Amazing Binder
Buildings
Debbie Kidd
Museum of Religious Architecture
Buildings
Roller Coaster Project!!!
Buildings
Buildings
Buildings
Amazing Buildings II -‐ Projects Binder
House in Shirakawa Village, A
Buildings
AB -‐ Amazing Book
Buildings
Buildings
Buildings
Lukas Kennedy
Architecture Curriculum binder created for the Amazing Buildings II Institute '02 -‐ '03.
Students prepare a Museum of Religious Architecture for guests....
Architecture Curriculum binder created for the Amazing Buildings II Institute '02 -‐ '03.
Roller Coaster High School Physics.
Teacher created lesson plans from Amazing Buildings II.
Ajihito Shimada and Tom Johnson
Why We Build I
Compiled by Maureen Complex instruction on buildings including: Temporary Fedrickson
structures, permanent structures, places of worship, and recreational structures.
Why We Build II
Compiled by Maureen Complex instruction on buildings including: Temporary Fedrickson
structures, permanent structures, places of worship, and recreational structures.
Houses and Homes: The Usborne Carol Bowyer
Read about people who live in caves, caravans and boats, Book of
people who live underground and others who live high in mountains. You can find out how people build houses in the jungle and what it is like to live in a Bedouin tent in the desert. At the end of the book is a beautifully detailed picture chart which shows how mud, stone, bricks, wood and other materials are used all around the world. Exciting, full-‐color illustrations. Akropolis of Athens, The
AL. N. Oekonomides
America's religious architecture -‐ Marilyn J. Chiat
sacred places for every community
Vivid details about origin, architectural featres, and social history of each structure, plus info. on the patterns of religious settlement in every state. Hundreds of photographs, many listed in National Register of Historic Places, this book presents a fascinating portraiit of the American spiritual landscape and the faith that sustains it.
Buildings
Architecture
The world's greatest buildings explored and explained
Neil Stevenson
Every important architectural style, from ancient Egyptian to contemporary, is shown in detail and annotated to highlight its important features. The 50 sites featured illustrated the changes and developments in arch. in both Eastern and Western cultures. Each bldg. selected as a document of its time or as an example of work of great architects. Also explains developments in technology, materials and styles, including biographical info on selected key architects. AB -‐ Amazing Book
Buildings
Architecture For Beginners
Louis Hellman
Buildings
Buildings
Architecture Shapes
Michael J. Crosbie and Steve Rosenthal
Buildings
Architecture, Colors
Buildings
Buildings
Architecture, Counts
Mario Salvadori
Buildings
Big Buildings of the Ancient Joanne Jessop
World, The X-‐Ray picture book of
Buildings
Big Buildings of the Modern World, the X ray picture book of
The ABCs of architecture. From cave-‐dwelling to skyscraper, Louis Hellman, architect, cartoonist and RIBA gadfly, gives us the blueprint
Double-‐page spreads feature geometric shape on one side and a related architectural element on the other.
Rhyming picture book of animals incorporated in architecture, ie. a turtle holding a marble column, bronze grasshopper weathervane, gargoyles, etc. Double-‐page spreds feature an architecturl element of a particular color on one side and the name of the color spelled out on the other.
Illustrations of various architectural detils introduce the numbers one through ten.
Projects and principles for beginning engineers and architects.
Sandy Shepards personal copy.
Discover the construction techniques, the craftsmen, the building materials, and stories behind these miracles of masonry
Discover the construction techniques, the architects and craftsmen, the building materials, and the stories behind these miracles of iron, steel and glass
Architecture, Animals
Art of Construction, The
Joanne Jessop
Buildings
Big Orange Splot, The
Daniel Manus Pinkwater
Buildings
Biggest House in the World, The
Leo Lionni
Buildings
Bridges Go From Here to There
Forest Wilson
Buildings
Buildings
Bridges, masterpieces of architechure
Bridges, Structures
Lionel Browne
Buildings
Builder, Through History, The
Richard Wood
Buildings
Builders of the Ancient World
National Geographic Society
Andrew Dunn
When Mr. Plumbean painted his house, the neighbors couldn't believe their eyes. "Plumbean has gone too far," they said. "He's popped his cork, flipped his wig, blown his stack, and dropped his stopper!" Mr. Plumbean's self expression influences other neighbors to paint their houses in their own original ways, each one completely different than the next.
A wise snail convinces his son that a small, easy-‐to-‐carry shell might be better than the biggest house in the world for a life of adventure and exploration
Examines the different ways of building bridges and discusses the natural forces affecting their structure and appearance.
In BRIDGES, you will explore through text and hands-‐on projects all aspects of bridges-‐their history, function, design, environmental impact, and the technology used to build them. You will learn to recognize the different types of bridges: beam, cantilever, arch, and suspension. And you will see examples of some of the biggest and most beautiful bridges in the world.
Vividly recounts stories of great builders and their constructions from the dawn of time to today's modern structures. Through carefully researched illustrations, contemporary quotations, maps and photographs of artifacts, the book shows prehistoric shelters built from mud, wood, straw, and reeds; the Parthenon, the Eiffel Tower, structures reaching 100 stories or more that are built today. Includes a recipe for daub, the material used by Celtic house builders nearly 2,000 years ago.
Buildings
Building
Philip Wilkinson
Buildings
Building Big
David Macaulay
Buildings
Building Machines
Derek Radford
Buildings
Building the Dream, a Social History of Housing in America
Gwendolyn Wright
Buildings
Buildings
Buildings, Painting solutions
Hazel Harrison
Castle
Struan Reid
Buildings
Cathedral;The story of its construction
David Macaulay
Discover the fascinating art and technique of how things are built, from the humblest mud hut to the highest skyscraper. Colorful photos with narration.
David Macaulay focuses on the connections between the planning and design problems and the solutions that are finally reached in regard to architectural "wonders" throughout the world. Full color illustrations and narration of various structures around the world like bridges, dams, tunnels, skyscrapers etc.
Text and pictures present building machines, describing their parts and functions, such as excavating, making concrete, and laying roads.
"This book is concerned essentially with the model of domestic environment in this country as it has evolved from colonial architecture through current urban projects." Controversies surrounding 13 different kinds of housing at the time each was first adopted and what happened when they were generally accepted-‐Puritan townscape, row housing, big house and slave quarters, factory housing, apartment life...etc.
See inside a castle and find out about the greatest architectural works of the medieval world. Learn about how they were built, what defensive structures they incorporated, and how the community inside them surived sieges that could last years. From America and Europe to Japan, the castle holds a unique place in history. See-‐thru pages, rituals of knighthood looked at in detail, A-‐Z listing and world map showing where the most important castles are found.
Book
David Macaulay
Book
Cathedral: The Story of its Construction
Changes, Changes
Book
Changes, Changes
Pat Hutchins
Book
Changes, Changes
Pat Hutchins
Book
Children's Book of Houses and Homes, The
Carol Bowyer
Buildings
Buildings
Churches & Cathedrals
Stacey McNutt
Cities; Citizens and Civilizations
David Salariya
Buildings
Buildings
City; through the ages
Philip Steele
Pat Hutchins
City: A Story of Roman Planning David MacCaulay
and Construction
Two wooden dolls rearrange wooden building blocks to form various objects
Two wooden dolls rearrange wooden building blocks to form various objects.
Two wooden dolls rearrange wooden building blocks to form barious objects
Read about people who live in caves, caravans and boats. People who live underground and others who live high in the mountains. Find out how people build houses in the jungle and what it is like to live in a Bedouin tent in the desert. At the end of the book is a beautifully detailed picture chart which shows how mud, stone, bricks, wood and other materials are used all around the world. Fun, full-‐color illustrations.
Describes the development of cities, from the early agricultural centers in the Fertile Crescent to modern metropolises in industrialized countries
Traces the development of a fictitious city in Western Europe from the Stone Age through the present and future.
Buildings
Come to My Place
Bobbie Kalman
Buildings
Buildings
Buildings
Country Churches
Raymond Paul Zirblis
Dictionary of Architechture
Brockhampton Reference
Buildings
Buildings
Feng Shui
Lillian Too
Feng Shui handbook; how to create a healthier living and working environment
Finding Out About Homes and Houses Long Ago
Master Lam Kam Chuen
Buildings
Dwellings: The House across the Paul Oliver
World
Helen Edom
Word list for writing your own story, build your own house activity, & poems:
My home is my shelter
Building our tree house
Watching my house grow
Our comfortable home
From old to new
A room for me
Bathtime
Doubles of troubles
Is my neighborhood likeyours?
I love the city!
I am moving today
Let's explore....Houses of many kinds
This book shows the essential relationship between people and their buildings. Every culture has some form of house or dwelling with a clear response to a society's physical, social, and psychological needs and are shaped by concepts of status, territory, and security as by economy, material resources, technology and climatic condiitons. Photographs and narration.
The complete guide to the art and practice of Feng Shui.
Buildings
Buildings
Forts & Castles
Terri Hardin
Great American Buildings
Masahiro Chatani and Keiko Nakazawa
Buildings
Hiding In a Fort
Lawson Drinkard
Buildings
History of Buildings from Huts to Fionna MacDonald
Highrise, A
Buildings
Holy Things and Profane: Anglican Parish Churches in Colonial Virginia
Home: A Collaboration of 30 Distinguished Authors and Illustrators of Children's Books to Aid the Homeless
Homemade Houses
Traditional Homes From Many Lands
Homes Around the World
Dell Upton
House
Tracy Kidder
Buildings
Buildings
Buildings
Buildings
Michael Rosen
Make charming replicas of your favorite American landmarks with this inspiring collection of 25 original origami models. Just cut and fold to re-‐create the Empire State Building, Golden Gate Bridge, NY Skyline, Hollywood sign...patterns, instructions, historical commentary.
Provides instruction for building a variety of backyard hideaways, including a parallel fort, lean-‐to, and a snow fort.
Charts the story of architecture from the first shelters of the ancient world to the high-‐tech metal and glass structures of the modern age.
Examines the architecture, decoration, and furniture of Virginia's Anglican churches as expressions of 18th Century life and society.
30 distinguished authors and illustrators explore the unique and varied meanings of home.
John Nicholson
Mike Jackson
From the first nail to the final coat of paing, from contract signing to moving day, Pulitzer Prize-‐winning author Tracy Kidder chronicles the complex and fascinating constrction of an American drem. A riveting adventure, an unforgettable human drama, HOUSE is a compelling true story of sacrifice, struggle, frustration...and the remarkable transformation of a cherished vision into a triumphant reality.
Buildings
Buildings
Buildings
House Blessing, A
Welleran Poltarness
A book that blesses a house and all who live in it.
House that Makes Shapes, The
Jim Potts
House Through the Ages
Philip Steele
Buildings
House: Showing how People Have Albert Lorenz
Lived Throughout History with Examples Drawn from the Lives of Legendary Men and Women
Buildings
Buildings
Buildings
Houses
A House shoots shapes out of its roof which a boy uses to build a house of his own.
Describes a succession of humn habitations in Western Europe as they represent the development of civilization over thousands of years.
Story of human habitiations through time and around the world. Conveys the enormous variety and drama of human experience, portraying an amazing range of traditional dwellings-‐from palace to igloo-‐monastery, prison, whaling ship, space station-‐making history come alive through the evocation of intimate details of everyday life. Illustrated w/full color drawings.
Structures, methods, and ways of living
Buildings
Houses of Bark
Native Dwellings: Woodland Indians
Houses of God
Buildings
Buildings
Buildings
Piero Ventura
Houses and Homes (Looking Back Mountfield, Anne
At)
Houses and Homes (See Through Tim Wood
History)
Traces, in text and illustrations, the evolution of houses and their furnishings from prehistory to the present day.
The houses and homes of people around the world are revealed in stunning see-‐through cutaways. Combined with an authoritative text and vivid illustrations, these see-‐
through scenes bring the past alive for today's readers.
Bonnie Shemie
Peter Williams
Houses of Hide and Earth
Bonnie Shemie
Native Dwellings: Plains Indians
Houses of Wood
Bonnie Shemie
Native Dwellings: The Northwest Coast
Region, religion, and architecture in the US
Book
Houses: habitats and home life
Fiona Macdonald
Book
How Artists See Cities
Colleen Carroll
Book
How Do They Build It?
examines how cities have been depicted in works of art from different time periods and places
Tim and Greg Hildebrandt Different animals build different structures.
Book
How Things Were Built
David J. Brown
Is This a House for Hermit Crab?
Megan McDonald
Lilian Too's Basic Feng Shui -‐ an illustrated reference manual
Louise Builds a Boat
Lilian Too
Buildings
Buildings
Louise Builds a House
Louise Pfanner
Master Builders, The
Philip Wilkinson and Michael Pollard
Buildings
Messing Around With Drinking Straw Construction
Bernie Zubrowski
Buildings
Buildings
Buildings
Monuments; masterpieces of Architecture
Moving Heavy Things
Laura Brooks
Buildings
Buildings
Buildings
Louise Pfanner
An illustrated history of more than 60 of the world's greatest structures -‐ from the Great Pyramid to the Golden Gate Bridge.
When Hermit Crab outgrows his old house, he ventures out to find a new one.
Louise imagines building her ideal boat, one with a wooden deck for games, a crow's nest for watching dolphins, and figuregead to paint.
Louise's dreamhouse grows to elaborate proportions with each new imginary addition.
Investigates 10 important sites where the ruins tell us most of what we know about the people who built them. It covers a time span of over 8700 years and ranges from 7200 BC to AD 1570
Presents directions for constructing simple houses, bridges and other structures from drinking straws. These progucts illustrate fundamental engineering principles.
Jan Adkins
Old House New House: A Child's Gaughenbaugh & Exploration of American Camburn
Architectual Styles
As a family restores the large old house they have bought, they learn about its history and special features and about other types of houses.
Book
Our Homes
Caroline Grimshaw
Book
Palaces
David Ross
Book
Practical Feng Shui
Simon Brown
Book
Raising Yoder's Barn
Yolen, Jane
Buildings
Sacred Earth, The
Molyneaux, Brian Leah
Buildings
Buildings
Sod Houses on the Great Plains
Rounds, Glen
Someday House, A
Shelby, Anne
Buildings
Buildings
Story of Architecture, The Jan Gympel
Street Through Time, A
Dr. Anne Millard
Buildings
Talking Walls
Margy Burns Knight
Buildings
Talking Walls: The Stories Continue
Margy Burns Knight
Buildings
Buildings
Then and Now
Stefania Perring & Dominic Perring
Buchanan, Ken
A story of a home and all who share it (nature and animals) that is translated in both English and Spanish.
This House Is Made of Mud
Esta casa esta hecha de lodo
Arrange, decorate, and accessorize your home to promote health, wealth and happiness.
Eight-‐year-‐old Mathew tells what happens when fire destroys the barn on his family's farm and all the Amish neighbors come to rebuild it one day.
Traces intriguing connections within the broad tradition that percieves the Earth as a Reservoir of energy and spiritual power.
A look at life on the Great Plains during the pioneer days and building sod houses.
Describes what it would be like to live in a house on a mountain, by the sea, above a bakery, underground, and in other wonderful places.
A look at the history of architecture and influential buildings from around the world.
Traces the development of one street fom the Stone Age to the present day, from dirt track to the rebuilding of inns as wine bars,showing how people livrd and what they did all day.
An illustrated description of walls around the world and their significance, from the Great Wall of China to the Berlin Wall
Introduces different cultures around the world by telling the stories of walls, from the Maya murals in Bonampak, Mexico, to dikes in the Netherlands
Buildings
This is my House
Arthur Dorros
Book
Three Little Javelinas, The
Lowell, Susan
Text and illustrations depict the dirrerent types of houses lived in by children all over the world. On each"This is my house" will appear in the appropriate native languge.
A southwestern adaptation of "The Three Little Pigs."
Book
Tillie and the Wall
Lionni, Leo
A mouse tries different approaches to get over a wall.
Book
Book
Tower of Babel: The builder with Jockel, Nils
the Red Hat
Umm El Madayan
Leverich, Kathleen
Book
Under Every Roof
Glen, Patricia Brown
Book
Village of Round and Square Houses, The
Ann Grifalconi
The progression of a fictional history throughout time.
A historiy and description of American house styles from colonial times through the present.
A grandmother explains to her listeners why in their village on the side of a volcano the men live in square houses and the women in round ones.
Labeled illustrations with explainatory text depict historical and contemporary structures, architectural elements, and building components from ancient times to the present.
A boy and his father come from fr away to visit the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington and find the name of the boy's grandfather, who was killed in the conflict
Buildings
Visual Dictionary of Buildings, The
Buildings
Wall, The
Eve Bunting
Buildings
Buildings
Welcome Home
Sylvia White
What is a Wall After All?
Judy Allen
Rhymed text and pictures tell how walls are made, what they're for, how to climb one, and where they can be found.
Buildings
What is a Wall After All?
Judy Allen
Rhymed text and pictures tell how wlls are mde, what they're for, how to climb one, and where they can be found.
Buildings
What It Feels Like to be a Building Forrest Wilson
Explains how different parts of building, such s columns, wlls, beams, buttresses, rods and cables, function to support great weight and stress.
Buildings
Buildings
Buildings
Buildings
Buildings
Buildings
AB -‐ Amazing Hardback
Buildings
AB -‐ Amazing Hardback
Buildings
Where the Heart Is
Julienne Bennett and Mimi Luebbermann
Wind at Work, The, an Activity Gretchen Woelfle
An introduction to windmills and their advantages as Guide to Windmills
renewable energy providers, with activities for understanding some of the principles of wind.
World Architecture an Illustrated Full-‐scale authoritative text, divided into nine sections: Intro. History
(meaning of architecture in its long continuous tradition is clearly and succinctly presented), Ancient and Classical (Neolithic to classical arch. of Greece and Rome), Chinese (Method and development, ancient and modern China), Japanese (Domestic and religious arch. in relation to country's history), Indian...Islamic...Medieval...Renaissance...Modern.
You can be a Woman Architect
Judith Love Cohen and Margot Siegal
Young People's Story of V.M Hillyer and E.G. Huey
Architecture, 3000 B.C-‐ Gothic
Young Scientist Investigates, The: Terry Jennings
An introduction to many kinds of structures including Structures
animals, skeletons, trees, roofs, bridges, roads, and buildings. There are accompanying study questions, activities, and experiments.
Architectural Terra Cotta of Gary F. Kurutz
The photographic Collection of Gladding, McBean & Gladding McBean
Coompany, Designers and Manufactureres of Terra Cotta
Art Rocks in Saudi Arabia
Saudi Aramco World
This issue includes:
Esteban of Azemmour
Javelin
Minaret
Art Rocks Turkey
Morocco
horses
North African food
Islamic Architecture
AB -‐ Amazing Other
Buildings
Buildings
Buildings
Architecture
Peter Dobrin
Feng Shui Kit, The
Man-‐Ho Kwok
Buildings
Lillian Too's Basic Feng Shui Kit
AB -‐ Amazing Oversized Book
Buildings
Shelter -‐ Oversize
Buildings
Buildings
AB -‐ Amazing Paperback
Buildings
World's Biggest Buildings -‐ Oversize
World's Biggest Buildings -‐ Oversize
Traditional houses from Around the World
Her Majesty's Tower of London
AB -‐ Amazing Teacher Lessons Talking Walls Activity Guide
Buildings
Lillian Too
Karen Farrington & Nick Constable
Karen Farrington & Nick Constable
A.G. Smith
Knights & Chan A kit that embodies the ancient, Chinese art of Feng Shui.
Beautiful full colour 3D picture-‐model, easily assembled w/clear instructions, only scissors or craft knife, ruler and strong adhesive needed, plus a colourful souvenir booklet to keep and read, all about the Tower, past and present. A facinating introduction to the secrets of Chinese wisdom for health, wealth and happiness.
Kit includes book, coins, pendant, compass, ruler, and small prints.
176 page book on unique architecture of the world-‐no palaces, pyramids, temples, cathedrals, skyscrapers...rather a book of habitations for human beings in all their infinite variety. Organic, free form, domes, etc. with lavish illustration showing construction, narration on purpose and people involved, their homes, their lifestyle; full color photographs of exterior, interior, surroundings.
50 of the worlds largest buildings, large full color photographs with narrative of location, history etc.
50 of the worlds largest buildings, large full color photographs with narrative of location, history etc.
This book would make a great classroom activity by photocoping many different homes around the world and then having students color them. Great illistrations. Activities to accompany the book of the same name that is an illustrated description of walls around the world and their significance, from the Great Wall of China to the Berlin Wall.
AB -‐ Amazing Teacher Lessons Talking Walls Activity Guide
Buildings
AC -‐ Ancient Binder
Civilizations
AC -‐ Ancient Civilizations
Binder
Binder
Binder
Knights & Chan Activities to accompany the book of the same name that is an illustrated description of walls around the world and their significance, from the Great Wall of China to the Berlin Wall.
Hammers, Nails, Planks, and Paint Thomas Campbell Jackson A step-‐by-‐Step guide to brand new house is built.
Houses
This is Our House
Ancient Civilizations
Curriculum Support for Sixth Grade
Counting On ... History; Mathematics through ancient history
Romans: A Simulation of the History & Culture of Ancient Rome
Starsites
Gallimard Jeunesse and Claude Delafosse
Rosen, Michael
A look at urban childhood and how a young boy overcomes his own discrimination.
Black, Webb, Tse, Leek
Joanne Anderson, Kathleen Kennedy, Laura Tornquist
Compiled by Maureen Complex instruction on Ancient Rome
Fredrickson
Book
World History and Geography: Ancient Civilizations
Age of Exploration
Dare, McCormick, Student Activity Package.
McLachlan
Includes two CD Roms
California Department of Education
John Hale
Book
An Ancient Chinese Town
RJ Unstead
Book
An Ancient Greek Town
RJ Unstead
Book
An Egyptian Town
RJ Unstead
Book
Ancient African Civilizations
Burstien, Stanley Binder
A look at the ancient kindoms of Kush and Axum which were reflections of ancient Egypt to the north.
Book
Burstein, Stanly
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Johnathan Norton Leonard
Book
Ancient America
Great Ages of Man
Ancient China
Book
Ancient Chinese, The
Julia Waterlow
Book
Ancient Civilization
The Human Adventure
Ancient Egypt
Book
Ancient Egyptians and their Neighbors
Book
Ancient Egyptians, The
Educational Research Council of America
Robert Nicholson & Claire Facts, stories, activities
Watts
Marian Broida
Uses activities and handicraft projects to reinforce information about the clothing, architecture, writing, work, and food of Ancient Egyptians and their neighbors.
Lise Manniche
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Ancient Greece
Louise Scholfield
Book
Book
Ancient Greece and Rome
Reuben, Schwartz
Land and People
Ancient Greece: Kaleidoscope Kids Avery Hart & Paul Mantell 40 hands -‐ on activities to experience this wondrous age
Book
Ancient Mexico Stencils
Goodyear Books
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Ancient Rome
Dr. Paul C. Roberts
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Ancient Rome
Dr. Paul C. Roberts
Book
Aztec Inca & Maya
Eyewitness Book
Elizabeth Baquedano
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Book
Arthur Cotterell
A look at the ancient kingdoms of Kush and Axum which were reflections of ancient Egypt to the north.
Discover the history of Imperial China -‐ from the building of the Great Wall to the days of the last emperor.
Eyewitness Books
Eyewitness Books
Chronicles the history, beliefs, and everyday lives of the ancient Aztec, and Maya peoples.
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Aztecs
Fiona MacDonald
Examines who the Aztecs were, where they came from, how they lived, how they built up their power, and how they lost it.
Book
Aztecs
Jill hughes
Book
Muriel Porter Weaver
Book
Aztecs, Maya, and their Predecessors, The
Aztecs, The
Book
Aztecs, The
Penny Bateman
Book
Aztecs, The
Donna Walsh Shepherd
Book
Aztecs, The
Tim Wood
Book
Batz'i K'op: True Speech
Yol: Offerings of the Maya
Book
Book
Civilizations of the Indus Valley and Beyond
Classical World, The
Lane, Mueller, & Turovich Book 1 (in a 3-‐book series on the Maya.) Language and meaning in Maya culture. ideas of the world, of creation and of nature as they have been transmitted through writing and the art of weavers.
Sir Mortimer Wheeler
Book
Crusaders, Aztecs, Samurai
Richard F. Townsend
Colin and Sarah McEvedy
Dr. Anne Millard
Book
Cultural Atlas of Mesopotamia and the Ancient Near East
Michael Roaf
75,000 words text
25,000 words captions
Cronological Table, Glossary, Bibliograhy, Gazetteer, Index
53 Maps Specially Drawn
342 Color Illustrations
A unique and authoritative account of the ancient history of Mesopotamia-‐"the cradle of civilization"
Book
Day of Ahmed's Secret, The
Book
Discovering Man's Past in the Americas
Earliest Farmers and the First Cities
Early Civilization
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Book
Egyptian Echo, The
Paul Dowswell
Book
Egyptians, Maya, Minoans
Susanna Matthies
Book
Eyewitness Books: Ancient Greece Anne Pearson
Book
Book
Book
Florence Parry Heide & Judith Heide Gilliland
Charles Higham
Jane Chisholm and Anne Millard
Eastern Asia and Classical Greece J.M. Roberts
The Illustrated History of the World Vol.2
Egypt: The Eternal Smile
Allen Drury
Reflections On a Journey
"Pulitzer Prize-‐winning author Allen Drury offers a new prism through which to view the still-‐powerful mystery of the Ancient Egyptians and the surge of modern Egypt."
Newspaper style news from the three main eras of Egyptian history -‐ old Kingdon, Middle Kingdom, and New Kingdom
Discover the lives of ancient Greeks-‐-‐from their myths and gods to the first Olympics.
With CD and Wallchart
Book
Discover the lives of ancient Greeks -‐ from their myths and gods to the first Olympics.
Book
Discover the world of the ancient Greeks -‐ their myths and legends, heroes and gods, and the rich legacy of their civilization
Book
Dr. Anne Millard
Book
First Civilisations, The; from 10,000BC to 1500 BC
First Civilizations, The
Book
Greek and Roman Civilization
Book
Book
Greek and Roman Civilization
Learner-‐Verified Edition
Greek and Roman Plays; For the Intermediate Grades
How Would You Survive as an Aztec?
Hummingbird King, The
Dr. Albert Cullum
Book
Inca Civilization
Christina Gonzalez
Book
Inca, The
Patricia McKissack
Book
Incas and their Ancestors, The
Micheal E. Moseley
Book
Incas Knew, The
Pine & Levine
Book
Incas, The
Tim Wood
Book
Book
Giovanni Caselli
David Slariya
Argentina Palacios
A young chief who had been protected by a hummingbird is killed by his jealous uncle and then transformed into a quetzal.
Highlights the cultural achievements, both material and spiritual, of the ancient Incas.
Traces the rise of the Incan civilization with emphasis on their culture, social structure, government, economy, and the fatal encounter with the Spanish conquistadors which brought about the end of their society.
Book
Incas, The
Book
Book
India and China; Ancient Diane Sylvester
Civilzations series
Indiana Jones Explores: Ancient John Malam
Egypt
Indians Jones Explores...the Incas John Malam
Book
Isreal; Ancient Civilations Series
Linda Hartley
Book
Hazel Mary Martell
Book
Kingfisher Book of the Ancient World, The
From the Ice Age to the Fall of Rome
Knossos: The Palace of Minos Book
Land of the Incas, The
Jacques Soustelle
Book
Living in Roman Times
Jane Chisholm
Book
Lost Cities of Maya Baudez, Picasso
Book
Lost Cities of the Maya
Book
Maya, The
translated by Caroline Palmer
Jacqueline D. Greens
Book
Maya, The
Michael D. Coe
Book
Maya, The: Indians of North america
Lawana Hooper Trout
Book
Shirlee P. Newman
Describes the civilization of the Inca empire that flourished from the thirteenth to the sixteenth century and the present-‐
day lives of the Andean people decended from that empire.
Film archaeologist and adventurer Indians Jones describe the history, geography, and civilization of the Incas.
Athena Schina
Examines the history, changing fortunes, and current situation of the Maya Indians.
Book
Mayan Civilzation
The World Heritage
Book
Mayans, The
Pamela Odijk
Book
Montezuma and the Aztecs
Nathaniel Harris
Book
Mummies and Their Mysteries
Charlotte Wilcox
Book
J.M. Roberts
Book
Prehistory and the First Civilizations
Romans, The
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Romans, The
Peoples of the Past
Rome and the Classical West
Rome Antics
An introduction to the culture of Ancient Mayas. discussing political and social organization, daily life, traditions, religion, and cities.
David Downton and Jon Nichol Melvyn Peavitt
Joan Forman
J.M. Roberts
David Macaulay
A pigeon carrying an important message takes the reader on a unique tour which includes both ancient and modern parts of the city of Rome.
Teaching and Dramatizing Greek Josephine Davidson
Myths
The Flame of Peace: A Tale of the Deborah Nourse Lattimore To prevent the outbreak of war, a young Aztec boy must Aztecs
outwit nine evil lords of the night to obtain the flame of peace from Lord Morning Star.
They Wrote on Clay
Edward Chiera
Time Traveller Book of Rome & Romans, The
Heather Amery and Patricia Vanags
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What Do We Know About the Anne Pearson
Greeks?
World Atlas of the Past: John Haywood
The Ancient World -‐ Volume 1
XRay Picture Book of Big Buildings Joanne Jessop
of the Ancient World, The
Lost Civilizations;
China's Buried Kingdoms
Lost Civilizations:
Anatolia -‐ Cauldron of Cultures
Lost Civilizations:
Ancient India -‐ Land of Mystery
Lost Civilizations:
Aztecs -‐ Reign of Blood & Splendor
Lost Civilizations:
Greece -‐ Temples, Tombs & Treasures
Lost Civilizations:
Incas: Lords of Gold and Glory
Lost Civilizations:
Mesopotamia -‐ The Mighty Kings
Time-‐Life Books
Lost Civilizations:
Mound Builders & Cliff Dwellers
Lost Civilizations:
Pompeii -‐ The Vanished City
Lost Civilizations:
Ramses II -‐ Magnificence on the Nile
Lost Civilizations:
Sumer -‐ Cities of Eden
Time Life Books
Time Life Books
Time Life Books
Time Life Books
Time Life Books
Time Life Books
Time Life Books
Time Life Books
Time Life Books
Time Life Books
Surveys the eating habits, education, housing, recreation, religion, art, and other aspects of life in ancient Greece.
This is the first of a four-‐volume set that charts the global story of humans from prehistoric times to the present day.
Book Set
Lost Civilizations:
The Holy Land
Lost Civilizations:
Wondrous Realms of the Agean
Lost Civilizations: The Magnificent Maya
TimeFrame: 1500-‐600 BC
Barbarian Tides
Time Life Books
Book Set
The Age of God-‐Kings
Editors of Time-‐Life Books
Book Set
TimeFrame: 400 BC -‐ AD 200
Empires Ascendant
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A Soaring Spirit
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TimeFrame: AD 200 -‐ 600
Empires Besieged
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TimeFrame: AD 600 -‐ 800
The March of Islam
Book Set
TimeFrame: The Human Dawn Editors of Time-‐Life Books
Book Set
TimeFrame: The Natural World
Book Set
TimeFrame: The Rise of Cities
Brochure
DIG 2: A Sumilation of the Jerry Lipetzky
Archeological Reconstruction of a Vanished Civilization
Book Set
Book Set
Book Set
Time Life Books
Time-‐Life Books
Class set of studnet guides.
Brochure
Ralph M. Lewis
Hardback
Mesopotamia:
Sumer, Babylonia, Assyria, Chaldea
Ancient Egypt
Magazine
Babylonians, The
Calliope
Magazine
Tomb Builders
Other
Amazing Maya Activity Kit, The
Calliope-‐ Exploring World History
Other
Incas, Aztecs & Mayas and other precolumbian peoples
Peoples and Places of the Past -‐ National Geographic Oversize
Society
Timelines of the Ancient World a Chris Scarre
Visual Chronology from the Origins of Life to AD 1500 -‐ Oversize
Paperback
Ancient Greece: Independent Learning Unit
John H. Artman
Paperback
Bronze Bow
Elizabeth Speare
Oversized Book
Oversized Book
Lionel Casson
The National Geographic Illustrated Cultural Atlas of the Ancient World
More than 50 large scale visual timecharts reveal at a glance exactly what was happening at the same time in every corner of the world. Illustrated w/more than 1,600 photos of artifacts and artist reconstructions, 100+ specially commissioned maps. Pivotal historic events w/impt. regions and archaelogical finds mapped in detail. Independent learning unit on Ancient Greece subtitled Heroes, Gods, Men. Includes reference materials, activities, and worksheets for 4 -‐ 8 grade studies of Ancient Greece.
Set in Roman-‐occupied Palestine, this is the story of eighteen-‐
year-‐old Daniel bar Jamin, a Jew. daniel wants vengance against his Roman conquerors for the deaths of his father, uncle, and mother, as well as for his bondage to a vile blacksmith. The message from the preaching of Jesus of Nazareth is part of the dilemma raised in the story.
Paperback
Detectives in Togas
Henry Winterfeld
Paperback
Gilgamesh The King
Ludmila Zeman
Paperback
Roman News, The
Andrew Langley & Philip DeSouza
Spiral Bound
Mummy Dearest: An Autopsy of Lady X
Neolithic Revolution, The: The First Farmers and Shepherds
World History and Geography: Ancient Civilizations
Ron Pahl
Spiral Bound
Spiral Bound
Readers learn about ancient Rome in spite of themselves as they follow the adventures of Roman schoolbys who arrive at school to find their teacher bound, gagged, and stuffed in a wardrobe. Though the room is in shambles, the only stolen articles are a few mathematical textbooks, and a wax writing tablet on which their friend Rufus, angry with another schoolmate, had written: " Casius is a dumbbell." These same words, in rufus' handwriting, are found scrawled in red apint on the wall of the temple of Minerva. Such a desecration is enough to send Rufus to prison. The boys must unravel the mystery.
The Gilgamesh epic is one of the world's oldest and most important legends. Gilgamesh is a terrible tyrant. When he orders his subjects to build a great wall, the exhausted people arte in dispair. But the evil king meets the "uncivilized" Enkidu, and learns lessons of frienship and true humnaity that will change him forever. The story of Gilgamesh was first carved onto clay tablets in Mesopotamia. Its message of compasssion, foregiveness, and friendship has echoed through the ages from its origins over 5000 years ago.
Gift of B. George
If the ancient Romans had published a daily paper, this would have been it. It is packed with major news stories from home and abroad, fascinating features, interviews, advertisements. The clear language and visual quality of this book make it a good choice for English learners.
Linda Symcox
California Department of Course models for the History/Social Science Framework. Education
Grade 6
Teacher Lessons Classical Kids: An Activity Guide to Laurie Carlson
Life in Ancient Greece and Rome
Teacher Lessons Greek and Roman Civilization
Teacher's Guide
Teacher Lessons Land of Kush, The
AF -‐ Africa
Teacher Lessons Rome Ancient Civilizations Series
Teacher Lessons Maya Civilization
Demonstrates life in ancient Greece and Rome, and the contributions of those cultures to modern civilization, through hands-‐on activities such as making a star gazer, chiseling a clay tablet, and weaving Roman sandals.
Judy Smith and Carolyn A Resource Guide for Sixth-‐Grade Teachers
Nichols
Stanford University School This Curriculum provides information about how the Mayan of Education
Civilization was created. It focuses on the way in which Maya ideas about time shaped their ideas about the world, their religion, rituals, and customs. Stanley Burstein Buried City of Pmpeii, The
Shelley Tanaka
See Inside a Roman Town
RJ Unstead
Binder
Africa
Sandy Shepard
AF -‐ Africa
Binder
Lessons From Africa
Merry Merryfield
AF -‐ Africa
Binder
Tales of the Secret Valley
Tim Matthews
AF -‐ Africa
Book
Adventures of Spider, The
West African Folktales
Joyce Cooper Arkhurst
AF -‐ Africa
Book
Talk, Talk
Deborah M. Chocolate
Collection of resources on Africa for teachers including core literature, book lists, curriculum, resources, and media.
A supplement to Middle School courses in World Cultures, Global Studies, and World Geography.
Photocopy of book.
Short stories from Africa set in the secret valley.
Presents six tales about spider,including those which explain how he got a thin waist and a bald head and why he lives in ceilings and dark corners.
A simple farmer is startled when first a yam and then a dog, a tree, and a stone talk to him.
AF -‐ Africa
Book
A is for Africa
"Looking at Africa Thorugh the Alphabet"
A is for Africa
A Colouring Book of Africa
Africa
Cultural Atlas for Young People
Africa
Eyewitness Books
Africa
Her History, Lands and People Told with Pictures
African Animals in Origami
African Art
African Designs
Stained Glass Coloring Books
African Designs From Traditional Sources
African Folktales
African History for Beginners
Ife Nii-‐Owoo
AF -‐ Africa
Book
AF -‐ Africa
Book
AF -‐ Africa
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AF -‐ Africa
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AF -‐ Africa
AF -‐ Africa
AF -‐ Africa
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Book
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AF -‐ Africa
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Book
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Book
African Kingdoms (Great Ages of Basil Davidson
Man)
AF -‐ Africa
AF -‐ Africa
Book
Book
AF -‐ Africa
Book
African Kings
Daniel Laine
African Mythology
Geoffrey Parrinder
Library of the World's Myths and Legends
Africans, The
Ali A. Mazrui
A Triple Heritage
Ray Prather
Dr. Jocelyn Murray
Yvonne Ayo
Describes the history of Africa and examines the tribes and cultures of its countries.
Traditional lifestyles, beliefs, skills, and crafts of the peoples of the ancient continent of Africa.
John A. Williams
John Montroll
Duncan Clarke
Gregory Mirow
Geoffrey Williams
Roger D. Abrahams
Herb Boyd
A sampling of the best in African art and design on the level at which it is finally judged -‐ its own vigor and life.
...explores the rich history of this continent of contrasts. Over the ages, the riches and wonders of Africa have attracted the world. Yet the Africans themselves often remained unknown or misunderstood. Here is a book to set the historical record straight.
AF -‐ Africa
Book
Aida
Price, Leontyne
AF -‐ Africa
Book
Aida Price, Leontyne AF -‐ Africa
Book
Anansi and the Moss Covered Rock
Eric A. Kimmel
AF -‐ Africa
Book
Verna Aardema
AF -‐ Africa
AF -‐ Africa
Book
Book
Anansi does the Impossible!
An Ashanti Tale
Animals of East Africa
Art of Africa, The
AF -‐ Africa
Book
Ashanti to Zulu
African Traditions
Margaret Musgrove
AF -‐ Africa
Book
Baby Rhino's Escape
Adrienne Kennaway
AF -‐ Africa
Book
Beat the Story -‐ Drum Pum-‐Pum
Ashley Bryan
AF -‐ Africa
AF -‐ Africa
AF -‐ Africa
Book
Book
Book
Beneath the Rainbow
Bimwili & The Zimwi
Bringing the Rain To Kapiti Plain
Verna Aardema
Verna Aardema
C.T. Astley Maberly
Elsy Leuzinger
Retells the story of Verdi's opera in which the love of the enslaved Ethiopian princess for an Egyptian general brings tragedy to all involved.
Retells the story of Verdi's opera in which the love of the enslaved Ethiopian princess for an Egyptian general brings trajedy to all involved.
Anansi the spider uses a strange moss-‐covered rock in the forest to trick all the other animals, until little bush deer decides he needs to learn a lesson.
Anansi and his wife outsmart the Sky God and win back the beloved folktales of their people.
To help demonstrate the emotional vigor and clarity of form, this book contains some 64 examples of African Art -‐ illustrated in full color -‐ to make the observer wonder at the scope and variety of the art we call "Primitive."
While a Kung boy searches for water under the desert sand and a Lozi girl settels into a boat to leave her flooded home, a Dogon farmer is carving his fields into a mountainside, and a Jie herder is grazing his cattle on flat green grasslands.
A flash of lightening sets the dry African plain alight. Baby Rhino and the other animals join in a desperate stampede to the riverbank. Poor Rhino is very frightened: greedy crocodiles lurk in the murky water. How can he cross the river? And where is his mother? Only Rhino's egret friend can help him now.
Five traditional Nigerian tales include "Hen and Frog," "Why Bush Cow and Elephant are Bad Friends," and "How Animals go their Tales."
A collection of children's stories and poems from Kenya
AF -‐ Africa
AF -‐ Africa
Book
Book
Verna Aardema
Gregory Scott Kreikemeier
Book
Bringing the Rain To Kapiti Plain
Come With Me to Africa
A Photographic Journey
Count Yout Way Through Africa
AF -‐ Africa
AF -‐ Africa
Book
Country Far Away, A
Nigel Gray
AF -‐ Africa
Book
Crafty Chameleon
Mwenye Hadithi
AF -‐ Africa
Book
Cultural Atlas of Africa
Revised Edition
Jocelyn Murray
AF -‐ Africa
Book
AF -‐ Africa
Book
Cut and Make African Masks in Full Color
Daddy, There's a Hippo in the Grapes
A.G. Smith and Josie Hazen
Lucy M. Dobkins
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Chia Achebe
Chia Achebe
Pamela Kola
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Don't Run Rhino
Drum, The
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East African How Stories
Junior Reader Series 18
East African When Stories
East African Why Stories
Jim Haskins
Pamela Kola
Pamela Kola
Uses the Swahili words for the numbers from one to ten to introduce the land, history, and culture of Africa.
Side-‐by-‐side pictures reveal the essential similarities between the lives of two boys, one in a western country, one in a rural Africcan village.
A chameleon bedevilled by a leopard and a crocodile uses his wits to get them to leave him alone.
Vividly depicts the rich culture, history, and geography of this vast land through one of the world's most facinating regions through a brilliant melding of text and lavish images. Bibliog., gazetteer, index; maps, illustration;
also: new discoveries and interpretations incl. "Early Man in Africa"
Completely updated nations of Africa, incl. statistics; New photos, revised country and historical maps.
Create six exotic African masks based on actual tribal artifacts.
12 Year old Ibrahim, trying to be responsible, reports to his family that hippos are invading their Kenya farm, but no one believes him.
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Emeka's Gift
An African Counting Story
Ifeoma Onyefulu
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Endemic Mammals of Ethiopia
Ethiopia: Design and Decoration
Ethiopian Costumes
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Ethiopians and the Houses they Live in
Fire Children, The
A West African Creation Tale
First Book About Africa
Flute, The
Flyaway Girl
Jill Last
Jill Last
Nancy Donovan and Jill Last
Jill Last
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Fourtune-‐Tellers, The
Gift of the Sun
A Tale From South Africa
Greedy Zebra
Eric Maddern
Veronica Freeman Ellis
Chiua Achebe
Ann Grifalconi
A retelling of the West African tale about the creation of the world and all its different people.
An introduction for young readers.
Sent by her mother to the edge of the Niger to gather rushes for the Ceremony of Beginnings, Nsia encounters many distractions, until the ancestors spirits guide her on her way to becoming a wise little woman.
Lloyd Alexander
Diane Stewart
Mwenye Hadithi
Habari Gani?
Sundaira Morninghouse
What's the News?
A Kwanzaa Story
Hare, the Hippo and the Elephant, Nyakwea E. Wai
The Hot Hippo
As Emeka travels to visit his grandmother, he passes through the village market, where he sees lots of things Granny would like -‐ brooms, hats, necklaces, instruments. But with no money, Emeka can't buy Granny a present.
Mwenye Hadithi
The story of how all the animals chose their clothing, except for lazy, Greedy Zebra, who had to take the leftover pieces.
A family celebrates each day of Kwanzaa.
The story of how Hippo came to live in the river instead of on dry land.
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How the Guinea Fowl Got Her Spots
Barabara Knutson
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Hugo Hippo's ABC Fun Book in Africa
Gail A. Porter
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I Am Not Afraid!
Kenny Mann
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Inkishu
Kioi wa Mbugua
Myths and Legends of the Maasai
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Island of Yo
It Takes a Village
Eutychus Ndirangu
Jane Cowen-‐Fletcher
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Jafta and the Wedding
Hugh Lewin
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Jafta's Mother
Hugh Lewin
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Muriel Feelings
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Jambo Means Hello
Swahili Alphabet Book
Kakalambalala
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Kangas: 101 Uses
Kente Colors
Jeannette Hanby
Debbi Chocolate
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Kente Colors
Debbi Chocolate
Jan Mogensen
A folk explanation for the guinea fowl's proctective coloration that enables it to hide from its natural preditor, the lion.
An alliterative alphabet book to familiarize children with the geography of Africa, to reinforce their knowledge of the alphabet, and to develop their creativity.
Based on a Masai tale. After a visit from a hungry demon, a boy learns courage from his older brother.
A heartwarming story, based on the African proverb, "It takes a village to raise a child," will reveal to readers young and old the power of a close-‐knit community.
Slides available.
An African boy describes the week-‐long village festival in celebration of his sister's wedding.
A little boy living in an African Village describes his mother and the love he feels for her.
The starving creatures of the Savannah first send the swiftest animal, then the strongest, and finally the most powerful to the mountain to learn the name of great magic tree but they all fail.
A rhyming description of the Kente cloth costumes of the Ashanti and Ewe people of Ghana and a portrayal of the symbolic colors and patterns.
A rhyming description of the Kente cloth costumes of the Ashanti and Ewe people of Ghana and a portrayal of the symbolic colors and patterns.
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Kenya Fables
Kenya Journal
Kenya, Insight Guides
Kenya; A New True Book
Flora Wako
Robert Caputo
Amin, Eames, Appleton
Karen Jacobsen
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Kush: The Jewel of Nubia
Miriam Ma'at-‐Ka-‐Re Reconnecting the Root System of Monges
African Civilization
Laughing River, The Elizabeth Haze Vega
A Folktale for Peace
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Lesson Plans on African History Robert Hamilton
and Geography: A Teaching Resource
Let Your Voice Be Heard!
Adzinyah, Maraire & Songs From Ghana and Zimbabwe Tucker
Let Your Voice Be Heard! Songs from Ghana and Zimbabwe
Living Wealth, The Longman Reading Scheme
#1 Hare is Here
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#1 Hare is Here
#10 No Feast for Kiundu
#2 Hare's House
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#2 Hare's House
Introduces Kenya, home to more than forty African tribes as well as people from Asia and Europe.
A folktale for peace. Lyrical folktale concerning two African tribes in conflict who are brought together by a melodious, laughing river.
Lesson Plans on African History and Geography
Sandy Shepard's personal copy.
Call and response, multipart, and game songs, arranged and annotated for Grades K-‐12. Includes to audio cassettes: The Best of African Songs, and Let Your Voice be Heard.
Cll and response, mulitpart and game songs, arranged and annotated for grades K-‐12
Adzinyah, Maraire & Tucker
Jim Ndwiga and Eratus N. Getanguthi
Bracey and Lieta
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#10 No Feast for Kiundu
Maasai: People of Cattle
David M. Anderson
Magic Tree, The Gerald McDermott
A Tale from the Congo
Map Approach to African History, Healy & Vere-‐Hodge
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Market Lady and the Mango Tree, Pete and Mary Watson
The Marriage of the Rain Goddess
A South African Myth
Mcheshi Goes on a Journey
Margaret Olivia Wolfson
Mcheshi Aenda Safari
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Retells a Congolese tale in which an ugly and unloved twin discovers a magic tree that gives him everything he wants.
A sly merchant gets rich when she devises a contraption for collecting mangoes, but a dream teaches her a lesson about greed.
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Mcheshi Goes to the Game Park
Mcheshi Aenda Hifadhi Ya Wanyama
Mcheshi Aenda Sokoni
Muriel Feelings
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Mcheshi Goes to the Market
Moja Means One
Swahili Counting Book
Mommi Watta: Spirit of the River Virgina Castleman
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Mufaros' Beautiful Daughters
An African Tale
My Painted House, My Friendly Chicken, and Me
Native Artists of Africa
No Longer at Ease
Nyalgondho wuod-‐Ombare and the Lost Woman from Lake Victoria
Nyumba ya Mumbi
The Gikuyu Creation Myth
Oh, Kojo! How Could You!
Olbalbal: A Day in Maasailand
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Osa's Pride
Ann Grifalconi
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Nancy Klepper
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Our Global Village: A Cultural Resource Guide
Our Nation, Kenya
Pupils' Book for Standard 5
Rebellion of Humans, A: An African Spiritual Journey
Mommi Watta, Spirit of the River, is one of a number of spirits appearing in traditional stories told among the Kpelle tribes of Liberia.
Maya Angelou
Reavis Moore
Chinua Achebe
Kariuki Gakuo
Verna Aardema
Barbara A. Margolies
Text and photographs describe the life in a Masai village in Tanzania.
Osa's grandmother tells her a tale about the sin of pride and helps Osa gain a better perspective on what things are important.
Wegulo, Ondieki
David A. Anderson
Having lost respect for the natural world and all that it supports, the new young people of Ife are consumed by their greed and laziness and almost destroy themselves.
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Rehema's Journey
A Visit in Tanzania
Rhino's Horn
River Without Frogs, The Sebgugugu
The Glutton
Senegal: A Country and its People by Akihiro Yamamura
Shadow
Barabara A. Margolies
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Something On My Mind
Somewhere In Africa
Stories From Kenya's History
Story of Africa & Her Flags to Color, The Story, A Story, A
Nikki Grimes
Mennen, Daly
Johnathan Kariara
Micheal A. Faul
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Sundiata
Lion King of Mali
David Wisniewski
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Symbols of Africa
Gill Bond
Heike Owusu
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Talking Cloth, The Rhonda Mitchell
John Hare
Karega, Mwanzi, Mberia
Verna Aardema
A greedy poor man tests the patience of Imana, Lord of Rwanda, until he loses everything.
Mohamad Mbodj
Marcia Brown
Gail E. Haley
Free verse evocation of the eerie, shifting images of Shadow which represents the beliefs and ghosts of the past and is brought to life wherever there is light, fire, and a storyteller.
Recounts how most African folk tales came to be called "Spider Stories."
The story of Sundiata, who overcame physical handicaps, social disgrace, and strong opposition to rule Mali in the thirteenth century.
Over 3000 expressive symbols of the continent's peoples and tribes. See the spiritual side through drawings and explanations of sculptures, masks, status symbols, art, and ornaments that are indigenous to different areas.
When Amber and her father go to visit her Aunt Phoebe, she wraps herself in cloth form Ghana and learns the significance of the colors and symbols to the Ashanti people.
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Taste of Africa, A
With over 100 traditional African recipes adapted for the modern cook
The Fortune Tellers
The Talking Cloth
Tintin's Travel Diaries: Africa
Dorinda Hafner
Traditional Africa
Traditional African Fables
Traveling to Tondo
A Tale of the Nkundo of Zaire
Tricky Tortoise
Trouble
John Addison
Leda Farrant
Verna Aardema
Warriors of the White Nile
The Dinka
Weep Not, Child
John Ryle
West Africa: Ghana
Ancient and Living Cultures
When Africa Was Home
When Hippo was Hairy
and other Tales From Africa
When Hippo was Hairy
and Other Tales From Africa
Lloyd Alexander
Rhonda Mitchell
Bruyker, Dauber
Mwenyw Hadithi
Jane Kurtz
"The Adventures of Tintin" appeared in newspapers and books all over the world. The stories were often irreverent, frequently political and satirical, and always exciting and humorous. these diaries are fun to read, fun to look at, and provide educational, enjoyable trips around the world.
A retelling of a tradtional Eritrean tale in which a young goathered disobeys his father by trading away the board game that was supposed to keep him out of trouble.
Ngugi Wa Thiong'o (Margaret Tarner)
Karen Williams
Nick Greaves
Nick Greaves
After returming to the United States, Peter's whole family misses the warmth and friendliness of their life in Africa; so Peter's father looks for another job there. "A Richard Jackson Book"
A collection of thirty-‐one stories about African animals with factual information about each animal.
A collection of thrity-‐one stories about African animals with factual information about each animal.
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Who's in Rabbit's House?
Why the Crab Has No Head
Verna Aardema
Barbara Knutson
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Why the Sky is Far Away
A Nigerian Folktale
Mary-‐Joan Gerson
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Women of the African Ark: A book of postcards
Year in the Life, Chimpanzee, A
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Carol Beckwith and Angela Fisher
John Stidworthy
Presents a year in the life of a young chimpanzee who lives with his mother in a rain forest in East Africa.
Muriel L. Feelings
Emmanuel Kariuki
Robert Nicholson
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Zamani Goes to Market
Zebra's Illness
Zulus, The Facts, Stories, Activities
On Safari
Shell Guide to East African Birds
Retells the African folktale from the Bakongo people of Zaire in whichCrab's pride influences his creator, who leaves Crab without a head to make him humble.
The sky was once so close to the Earth that people cut parts of it to eat, but thier waste and greed caused the sky to move far away.
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African Proverbs
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Beautiful Blackbird
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Global Awareness in the Classroom: Africa Focus on the Environment
Charlotte and Wolf Leslau Proverbs from:
Ashanti
Baguirmi
Lesotho
Buganda
Cameroon
Zaire
Ethiopia
Ghana
Guinea
Ivory Coast
Kenya
liberia
Madagascar
Mauritania
Niger
Nigeria
Malawi
Zimbabwe
Rwanda Burundi
Senegal
Sierra Leone
Somalia
Sudan
Tanzania
Uganda
Zululand
Ashley Bryan
In a story of the Ila people, the colorful birds of Africa as Blackbird, whom they think is the most beautiful of birds, to decorate them with some of his "blackening brew."
UNICEF
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Global Awareness in the Classroom: Africa Focus on the Environment
#4 Where is Hare?
Senegal
Men of the African Ark-‐ book of postcards
African Hats and Jewelry -‐ Oversize
African Textiles -‐ Oversize
UNICEF
Bracey and Lieta
FACES
Angela Fisher and Carol Beckwith
Duncan Clarke
Christopher Spring
Paperback
Ancient Africa: A Bellerophon Coloring Book " The Art of Ife"
Fodor's Exploring South Africa
Melissa Shales
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Global Studies: AFRICA
Dr. Jeffress Ramsy
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Kaffir Boy
Mark Mathabane
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Kenya Tourism Guide
Ministry of Tourism, Nairobia, Kenya
Book 4
Large, full-‐color photographs featuring hats, beadwork, clothing etc. with tribal information.
40 full color plates of African textiles narrated with name of design, process, origin, identifiable traits to specific people/places.
Ancient Africa: A Bellerophon Coloring Book " The Art of Ife"
"The perfect companion in South Africa. This guide brings all the great sights vividly to life with color photos and concise history and anecdotes. Detailed maps and plans and practical information keep you headed in the right direction."
text about contemperary activities in Africa including humanity, government, and economy. The true story of a Black youth's coming of age in Apartheid South Africa/ Mark Mathabane.
Gift of C. Jasper
Small booklet from the Ministry of Tourism giving a basic introduction to Kenya.
Shepard
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Teacher Lessons Building Community West African Teachers, Humanities An interdisciplinary unit exploring African culture and our Style
Scholars, and African own culture.
Immigrants
Teacher Lessons Two Voices From Nigeria
Lyn Reese and Rick Clarke Nigeria through the lierature of Chinua Achebe and Bucci Emechita
Teacher Lessons Why Is There Hunger in Africa?
Boston, Commins
Nature Pleads Not Guilty
African Art
Frank Willett
The art of Yoruba, Bantu, and other African peoples is extraordinarily vigorous and shows a brilliant use of geometric form. This book reveals the astonishing variety and expressive power of the art of a continent that contains more distinct peoples and cultrues than any other.
Longman reading Scheme
Bracey and Lieta
#7 Woman and the Millet, The
Book 7
Bracey and Lieta
#8 Crocodile Stories
Book 8
Bracey and Lieta
#9 Tortoise's Wings
Book 9
Orphan Boy, The
Mollel & Morin
Explains why the planet Venus is known to the Maasai as Kileken,the orphan boy. More than a legend, it also the story of strength, weakness, youth and age, and loyal affection despite broken trust.
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Gold Rush and Riches
Paul Robert Walker
AGR -‐ American Gold Rush
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Arts of Africa
Annotated Art
Annotated Guides: Great Artists
Art Around the World
Art Institute of Chicago
Robert Cumming
The world's greatest paintings explored and explained
Robert Cumming
The lives of 50 painters explored through their work
Burton, French and Jones
Burton, French & Jones
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Art From Many Hands
Jo Miles Schuman
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Baskets Meryl Doney
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Batik and Tie-‐Dye
Susie O'Reilly
Canadian Folk Songs for the Young Barbara Cass-‐Beggs
ART
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Cartoon Thinking
Come Look With Me: World of Play
Dan G. Holt, Ph.D.
Gladys Blizzard
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Crafts for Kwanzaa
Crafts of Many Cultures
Cut and Make African Masks
Cut and Make Egyptian Masks
Cut and Make Indonesian Masks
Cut and Make Japanese Masks
Cut and Make Mexican Masks
ART
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Cut and Make North American Indian Masks in Full Color
ART
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Dance
ART
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Easy -‐ to-‐Duplicate
New s Designs
Eyewitness Art: Perspective
Kathy Ross
Aurelia Gomez
30 authentic craft projects from around the world.
AG smith and Josie Hazen
AG Smith and Josie Hazen cut and make reproductions of seven colorful Mexican folk masks, each based on authentic historic example.
AG Smith and Josie Hazen 8 full-‐color paper masks -‐ based on authentic Indian designs and ready to be cut out and assembled -‐ represent a variety of intriguing ceremonial disguises with purposes as varied as their shapes and sizes.
Andree Grau
Surveys all forms of dance throughout the world, discussing its cultural and social significance, its costume, its history, and noted dancers and choreographers.
Ted Menten
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Eyewitness Book: Da Vinci & His Times
Alison Cole
Eyewitness Books
Multi-‐cultural art projects. This book contains detailed instructions for art projects from many cultures.
Presents a variety of basket styles from around the world including their different types of materials and simple instructions for making several of them.
Presents 12 works of art featuring people at play accompianied by information about the artists, their styles, and the techniques displayed in each work.
A visual guide to the theory and techniques -‐ from Renaissance to Pop Art
Discover the world of the Renaissance -‐ and the genius of its most famous citizen.
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Eyewitness Book: Renaissance
Alison Cole
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Tony Hart
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Famous Children: Toulouse-‐
Lautrec
Famous Children: Leonardo Da Vinci
Famous Children: Michelangelo
Famous Children: Picasso
Fesitvals
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Games
Meryl Doney
ART
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Karen Duffek
ART
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Guide to Buying Contemporary Northwest Coast Indian Arts, A
Hands Around theWorld
ART
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History of Making Books, The
Voyages of Discovery
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How to Make Masks
Leslie Tryon
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If All the World Were Paper
Meriam Nerlove
ART
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Eva Wilson
ART
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Islamic Designs for Artists and Craftspeople
Jewelry ART
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Legends and Fables Papercrafts
Jerome C. Brown
Tony Hart
Tony Hart
Tony Hart
Meryl Doney
Susan Milord
Meryl Doney
Discover the art of the Northern and Italian Renaissance, from the 14th to the 16th century
Focuses on the childhood of noted artist Toulouse-‐Lautrec.
Focuses on the childhood of the famous artist Leonardo Da Vinci.
Focuses on the childhood of noted artist Michelangelo.
Focuses on the childhood of noted artist Picasso.
Introduces a variety of well known fesitvals from around the world and provides instructions for related crafts, including a dragon toy for the Chinese New Year, dancing wings for Mardi Gras, and a sugar skull for Halloween.
A history of games ranging from marbles to chess and drawn from many countries cited on maps which show where each game comes from. Includes projects for making games.
365 creative ways to build cultural awareness and global respect. A variety of differnt games and activities to promote awareness of different cultures around the world.
From clay tablets, papyrus rolls, and illuminated manuscripts to the printing press.
Easy to make masks from readily available materials. Brief history of masks. authentic mask designs from 8 cultures.
A young boy imagines being able to change his world by drawing it in a new way.
Describes examples of jewelry from around the world, from Italian trading beads to Chinese hair ornament and provides instructions for making them yourself.
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Let's Go to the Museum
Virginia Levy
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Literature-‐Based Art Activities
Mask Arts of Mexico
Masks
Masks
Masks Tell Stories
Medieval Alphabet to Illuminate, A
Darlene Ritter
Lechuga, & Sayer
Meryl Doney
Earl & Sensier
Carol Gelber
ART
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Meet the Orchestra
Ann Hayes
ART
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Multicultural Activities
Karen DeBoer
Multicultural Books to Make and Susan Kapuscinski Gaylord
Share
Music
Provides step-‐by-‐step instructions for making a variety of muscial instruments from around the world, including Mexican rhythm sticks, Ethiopian bells, and paper prayer drum from India.
Musical Instrumemts of the World
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Musical Instruments
Nesting Dolls
Histories, Identification, Values
Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci Vol. I
Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci Vol. II
Nourishing the Heart
Provides the kind of focus and motivation that relates what youngsters see in the art museum to what they themselves can do. In short, it coordinates are appreciation with self-‐
expression.
Between five hundred and one thousand years ago many beautiful books were produced by hand. In this coloring book you can see some of the initials made long ago and can work at coloring them.
Describes the features, sounds, and role of each musical instrument in the orchestra.
Louise Tythacott
Michele Lyons Lefkovitz
Jean Paul Richter
Compilations and edits from original manuscriots
Jean Paul Richter
Compilations and edits from original manuscriots
Sherry Davis and Benny Ferdman
A guide to intergenerational arts projects in the schools.
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One Thousand and One (1001 ) Illuminated Initial Letters
Owen Jones
Designs by Owen Jones (1809-‐1874), that demonstrate a fecundity of imagination that makes them as vivid today as when they were first designed.
Ornamental Initials
Selected and arranged by Ready-‐to-‐use Ornamental Initials: 840 different copyright-‐
Dan X. Solo
free designs printed on one side.
Papecrafts
Meryl Doney
Information about the history of paper and how it had been used around the world accompanies direction for activities that include making different types of papers and objects such as flowers, trays, lanterns, and more from paper.
Paper Cut-‐Out Design Book, The Ramona Jablonski
A sourcebook for creating and adapting the heritage of American folkart, Polich Wycinanki, Chinese Hua Yang, Japanese Kirigami, German Scherenschnitte and others.
Puppets Meryl Doney Stories in Art
Helen Williams
Explains how different artists tell stories in their works and describes how to use similar techniques.
Story of Moslem Art, The Christine Price
Talking to the Sun
Kenneth Koch and Kate An illustrated anthology of poems for young People.
Farrell
Textiles
Meryl Doney
Discusses varied types of fabric art from around the world and the techniques used to create them and provides step-‐
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Travel and Tourist Illustrations
Tom Tiermey
Treasury of Historical Borders in Carol Belanger Grafton Full Color
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Treasury of illuminated Borders in Edited by Carol Belanger Among the many applications of the Victorian art of Full Color
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chromolithography was the decoration of books with intricate illuminated borders. Carol Belanger Grafton has culled 48 of the most beautiful illuminated borders from rare nineteenth-‐century volumes.
Young Artists of the World: Jacquiline Touba, PH.D Anne Heinonen's painting: "Life at Home"
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Young Artists of the World: Gabon
Young Artists of the World: Argentina
Young Artists of the World: Nepal
Jacquiline Touba, PH.D and Barbara Glasser
Philippe Ngome's painting: "My family Goes to Market."
Art Nouveau Initials
Dover clip-‐Art Series
Beads and Their Importance to Man Throughout History
Kathy Marx
The Dover clip art series contains thousands of images printed in jet black ink only of glossy paper. Great for doing illuminations.
Beadweaving, beading daisies, and needle weaving lessons included.
Marianela Forconesi's painting: "My fathers Farm"
Chandra Bahadur Ale's Painting: "Simple Living"
Young Artists of the World: Lisa Lin's painting: "Making Mooncakes"
Taiwan
The Magic of Illusion (Empire of the Eye)
High Museum of Art Teacher High Museum of Art
High Museum of Art Teacher Packet
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Celebration: African Art and Tradition
Interpretive Exhibition of the CARA
Education Packet
Chicano Art Movement, An: 1965-‐
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Traditional Art of Africa
High Museum of Art, Georgia
Yoruba: Nine Centuries of African Center for African Art
Art and Thought
Folksong in the Classroom
A Network of Teachers of History, Literature, Music and the Humanities
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Center for Documentary Studies Center for Documentary Packet
Studies
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J. Langstaff, G. Emlen, and P. Swanson
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Celebrate the Winter: Winter Solstice Celebrations for Schools and Communities
Claude Monet
Sunshine and Waterlilies
How to Draw Indian Arts and Crafts
Chipati Pan -‐ India
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Dinosaur National Monument Petroglyphs (Set)
Dinosaur National Monument Staff
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Hmong Story Cloth -‐ Blue "Glass" Slippers
100 Ancient Chinese Poems
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12 Ethiopian Postcards
True Kelley
Three publications from the Center for Documantary Studies in Durham NC. Includes:
Putting Documentary Work to Work: A Guide for Communities, Artists, and Activists.
Who Am I? A Decade of Literacy Through Photography
Home Made Visible: An Exhibition of Traditional Art & Craft from Communities Forming and Transforming Durham
Written as a report on Clude Monet by a fictiitious student. Donated by Z. & H. Sanborn
John Meiczinger
Approx. 9 1/2" black metal chipati pan. Wooden handle with black stripes. from India. Two miniature reproduction petroglyphs from Dinosaur National Monument + postcard + autotour brochure = paper bag petroglyph.
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Clear Plastic "glass' slippers. Sz. 7 Anthology of ancient Chinese poetry, bi-‐lingual Chinese/English from Shanghai Museum.
One dozen postcards depicting urban and rural Ethiopia.
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53 Stages of the Tokaido -‐ Prints
11 Packages of Art Prints of: The 53 Stages of The Tokaido (literally, the 'Eastern Sea Road') was the main road of feudal Japan. It ran between the old imperial capital, Kyoto, where the Emperor still lived, and the effective capital, Tokyo (or 'Edo', as it was then called), where the Shogun lived. It ran more or less along the coast, from Tokyo to Nagoya, and then across the mountains and around the southern end of Lake Biwa to Kyoto. Fifty-‐three stations (not counting the two termini), consisting of horse and porter stations, along with a range of lodging, food, etc, establishments for travellers, were established along the roughly five hundred kilometers between the two ends, which most travelers covered on foot. Artifact
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Abacus -‐ Narrow
Abacus Instruction Book
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African Animal Notecards
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African Animals
African Beer Sticks
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African Cloth
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African Drum Stick
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African Figure w/ Stylized head
African Gallery Guide from the Brooklyn Museum
African Gourd Rattle
Long, narrow abacus with blonde wood beads. "Oriental Calculator, Adds, Subtracts, Multiplies, Divides" Red instruction book.
Six 3" x 5" notecards with photos and eleven cards with block prints of animals on fabric.
10 small carved wooden animals from Africa.
Wooden straws used by multiple people to drink beer from same container.
Approx 2 1/2 yards of African cloth. White with black diamond shapes and circles. black trim around edge.
Wooden stick approx. 14 in. long curved at top. Knob on tip has flattened base.
African statuette/sculpture with larger beaded head.
The Brooklyn Museum African Gallery Guide on Art & Leadership.
Large gourd with painted spots on wooden handle. Aprox 12" tall.
From Ghana.
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African Hand Drum
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African Jewelry Assortment
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African Kanga
African Life Textile
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African Puzzle
African Puzzle
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African Rattle
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African Sistrum
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African Skirt and Top, Child's -‐ Nigeria
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African Slides
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African Stringed Instrument
Long wooden stick (approx. 15 in. tall) with stripes. Flat circular drum (approx 6in.) with Zebra Pirnt.
Assortment of African Jewelry
3 multi-‐colored beaded bracelets.
3 faux "elephant hair" bracelets.
1 pair metal beaded earrings with metal charms.
1 blue/white ceramic bead bracelet.
1 Samburu Buffalo Horn Snuf box necklace (worn by Maasai when following cattle to incite sneezing out dust)
Blue background, yellow flowers with Kanga writing.
2 yds of fabric showing African life. Features animals and symbols masks in olive green on white background. Pressed cotton.
10 in. x 10 in. wooden puzzle of Africa.
Approx. 10 in. x 10 in. wooden puzzle of Africa.
donated by M. Pollard
Wooden musical instrument from Africa. Decorated rings on V-‐shaped stick.
Musical shaker instrument from Africa. Wooden stick split into Y shape with small symbols on a wire at top.
Known to the ancient Sumeria in the third millennium, the sistrum was then a rattle in U form with a short handle and two crossbars that rattled when shaken. Child's skirt and top from Nigeria. Black, yellow, and gold geometric and floral pattern out of cotton cloth.
Gift of L. Johnson
5 sets of slides with spiral bound book contianing descriptions of slides. 1 set animals of Kenya, 1 set birds of Kenya, 1 set Maasai, 2 sets Art Treasures.
See figures of animals.
Triangular shpaed instrument about 7" tall with small circular drum base.
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African Tambourine
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African Tea Pot Rest -‐ 2
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African Tea Pot Rest/Basket Rest for Head
African Textile, Ghana
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African Textile, Sunburst
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African Textiles -‐ Cowri Shells
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African Three-‐piece Women's Outfit African Thumb Piano
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African Woman Wooden Figure
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African Wooden Head Rest
Alaskan figure with Polar Bear (Inuit/Eskimo)
American Flags
Arrowheads & Urchin Quill Necklace
Musical Instrument. Tambourine-‐like rattle. Wooden branch bent into a circle with hammered bottle caps strung to rattle. Wire strung in a tic-‐tac-‐toe pattern.
Multi-‐colored "straw" wrapped around a ring shape. Used as trivet under tea pot or as a basket rest on head for carrying.
Donut shaped head ring with pink and purple stripes. To set tea pot on.
1 yard of color cloth from Ghana. Yellow, orange, navy blue, sunburst design.
donated by Ann Rood
African textile with sunburst. blue, brown, green, yellow.
donated by Sandy Shepard.
2 yds Masaai fabric. Writing Karibu (Hello) stamped on edge. Cowri shell print.
Blue, gold, orange, and white cotton print skirt, shirt/jacket, and headband with orange and white satin ribbon trim. Wooden box approx. 7 in. with chimes of varying lengths.
Approx. 11" tall figure of a woman in African dress. Cloth, clay, and chenille stems.
Carved wooden figure of a woman with red markings for hair, collar and skirt-‐ from Africa.
Wooden head rest from Africa.
5" gray scuplture of Alaskan person in parka and boots with a polar bear. Bag of tabletop-‐sized American Flags. Approx 30.
Two arrowheads and a necklace made of shells and sea urchin quills.
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Artifact Box for Understanding Human History
Ashanti Man Figurine
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Ashanti Stool
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Assorted Central Asian Artifacts
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Assorted Textiles from Central Asia (2003)
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Atlatl Parts
Australian Boomerang and Music Sticks with Information on Place of Origin
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Backstrap Loom with Partial Weaving
Bamboo Chopsticks
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Bamboo Flute -‐ Red
Box of plastic reproductions of stone tools and carved goddess.
6" tall figurine made of wood with a fabric blanket around the shoulders. He is stitting on a traditional Ashanti stool.
17" x 71/2" x 12" H carved wooden stool -‐ traditional
-‐Donated by Ann Rood
Gifts from the Caucuses teachers Summer 2003. One felt wall hanging of red, brown, blue, and ecru. One decorative felt pincushion: Cream with green embroidery with tassels.
One felt ornament ( Kyrgyzstan)in cream with green embroidery to look like a yurt. Two necklaces of braided cord with beads and carved wooden ornament to protect children from the evil eye (Turkmenistan). Tiny knitted socks ornament. Unpainted carved wooden spoon. Wooden doll painted orange & green wih a feather in it's cap. 2 coins.
Gifts from the Summer 2003 Caucuses teachers. Two ikat cloths. One edged with thread crochet or tatting, one unfinshed. One multicolored paisley and striped scarf. One ecru cloth with red/pink roses and green trim. Embroidered trim for bottom of pant legs (Tajikistan).
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Australian Boomerang and Music Sticks made by Aborigines at Mt. cannon Station near Ayer Rock ("Uluru"). Uluru is the dreaming place of the Pitijandjara people... More information on the tag board pieces.
Small unfinished weaving on dowels shows how the loom is strung. In reds & yellows.
Plastic bag with approx. 30 sets of wooden chopsticks in paper holders
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Bamboo Flute -‐ Yellow
Bamboo Frog Caller Artifact
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Baoding Balls (Chinese Meditation Balls)
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Basket & Photos
Batik-‐like African Cloth
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Beaded Leather Necklaces -‐ 2
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Beaded Trivet from Afghanistan
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Beaver Hides (2)
Bento Box
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Big Hammered Brass Cymbals
Bindis
Gift of R. & B. Aguilera
Hide of a small beaver.
Japanese lunchbox for sushi and rice. Black plastic with gold, red, and white flowers. Red interior with black divider.
2 large hammered brass cymbals from China.
Sheet with 8 decorative bindis. India.
Black Abacus with Brass Fittings Gift of B. George
Black abacus with brass fittings.
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Yellow painted bamboo flute.
Farmers in Indonesia use this bamboo frog caller to bring frogs out of hiding. Frogs are thought to bring rain and thus enhance the fertility of the crops. To use, hit the open end of the frog caller on your forearm.
"The health ball is a raditional product of China dating back to the Ming Dynasty. It has been used for the maintainance of good health through many centuries." One with sun, the other, the moon. Hemmed batik-‐look cloth in blue, orange, yellow, and white floral Leather collar-‐like necklace beaded with multicolored seed beads. Cowrie shells at the ends of orange, blue, white, red, and green stringed beads dangling from geometric design of collar. Beaded Trivet from Afghanistan. Several layers of cloth circles bound together and beaded with white, red, blue, green and gold seed beads.
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Black and White African Cloth
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Black Chinese Robe With Chrysanthemums Black Cotton Chinese Shoes
Black Cotton Chinese Workers Outfit Black Obi
Blue Velvet Chinese Slippers
Bracelet from Georgia (Asia)
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Brass Religious Artifacts -‐ India
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Burqa
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Bushmen in the Kalahari Desert -‐ Filmstrip
California Rice Industry pamphlet
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California Rice Industry Economic White Paper
California Rice: Nature's Gift
Approx. 1 1/2 yd.s of natural cotton muslin-‐like cloth with black printed designs of concentric squares, stripes, & hourglass inside a square. Hemmed.
Chinese Robe of black synthetic cloth with red & gold chrysanthemums woven in the cloth. Chinese black cotton shoes.
Black Cotton Chinese Workers Outfit Black cotton obi (belt to be worn with kimono.)
Chinese slippers of blue velvet with beading & embroidery.
Cross stitch design in black, yellow, red. Lined with black cloth. From Georgia.
Bag containing: Three small brass pots with lids to hold water from the sacred Ganges river. One brass snuff container. Brass dancing Nataraj -‐Shiva -‐Hindu God with circle of fire, dancing on a dwarf representing ignorance. Make-‐up container with chicken on top hold make up for tika or bindi. White two-‐piece burka (long skirt & top).
top of headpiece embroidered.
Filmstrip in red case in Africa Kit.
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Cards from Gelati Monastery in Georgia (Central Asia)
Booklet of 8 cards depicting Christian religious artworks from the Gelati Monastery in Georgia (Central Asia). The construction of Bagrati Cathedral, named after Bagrat III, the first king of united Georgia, started at the end of the 10th century and was completed in the early years of the 11th century. Although partly destroyed by the Turks in 1691, its ruins still lie in the centre of Kutaisi. The Gelati Monastery, whose main buildings were erected between the 12th and 17th centuries, is a well-‐preserved complex, with wonderful mosaics and wall paintings. The cathedral and monastery represent the flowering of medieval architecture in Georgia.
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Cartouche I
Cartouche II
Carved Wooden Bird Noisemaker
Carved Wooden Mask
Cards depicting ancient Egyptian symbols. Cards depicting ancient Egyptian symbols. Artifact
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Carved Wooden Noisemaker
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Carved Wooden Tray & Bowl Set from Afghanistan
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Celadon Lion (shih)
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Central Asia Phrasebook: Languages of the Silk Road
Central Asian Glazed Pottery Cup -‐ I
Central Asian Glazed Pottery Cup -‐ II
Large carved wooden mask. Carved stripes colored with alternating brown and tan pigment.
Small carved wooden "bell' + "drumstick" made from a reed and an acorn-‐like nut. When tapped it makes quite a loud noise! Carving could be Asian, South American
Carved wooden tray with one large bowl & five smaller bowls. From Afghanistan.
8 1/2 " pale green porcelain lion. All teeth showing. Decorative chest.
Small paperbound phrase book for Central Asia.
Small terra cotta pottery plate glazed in blue and white palmette flowers and leaf pattern.
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Central Asian Glazed Pottery Plate -‐ I
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Central Asian Glazed Pottery Plate -‐II
Central Asian Painted Covered Bowl
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Central Asian Painted Cup
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Central Asian Painted Spoon
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Ceramic Drinking Glass
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CGA GEAR -‐ Rice: A World Food (Packet of 10)
Chef's Hat
Child's Skirt, Top, and Scarf from India -‐ pink
China Kit from V. Sherman
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China Tea Set
Chinese Acuprerssure Model
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Chinese Art Symbols Poster
Chinese Baby Shoes
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Chinese Cap with Queue #1
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Chinese Cap with Queue #2
Small terra cotta pottery plate glazed in blue, brown, and teal with single 8-‐pointed floral/starburst pattern in center. Arabesque design on rim.
Small terra cotta pottery plate glazed in blue and white palmette flowers and leaf pattern around white center. Approx 4" wooden bowl with lid painted black, gold, & red.Red berries (currants, strawberries & raspberries) and gold leaves on a black background
Approx 5" wooden cup painted black, gold, & red.Red fruit (currants & cherries) and gold leaves on a black background. Gold and red bands.
Approx 8" wooden spoon painted black, gold, & red.Red berries (currants?) and gold leaves on a black background
Tall ceramic drinking glass from Mexico. Glazed white with blue stripes near top and flower on the bottom.
White cotton chef's hat.
Childs skirt, top, and scarf in bright Fuschia with gold trim and beads. From India
Small plastic box with handmade reed Shoes
Photos, Pages
Blue & white tea set. Tea pot, 4 cups, 6"plate.
Plastic Chinese acupressure model (needles not included) with instruction book and list "Healing Scope of Acupuncture".
Poster of 160 symbols and their meanings.
Baby shoes with lion/dragon faces on the in bright colors. From China.
Black satin cap with red pom pom on top and a faux queue (Chinese braid) down the back.
Black satin cap with red pom pom on top and a faux queue (Chinese braid) down the back.
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Chinese Checkers
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Chinese Coins
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Chinese Cooking Utensils -‐ Large Sieve
Chinese Cooking Utensils -‐ Rice Scoop
Chinese Cooking Utensils -‐ Small Sieve Chinese Cut paper Card
Chinese Cut Paper Card
Chinese Dishes
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Chinese Dragon Coat
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Chinese Gong
Chinese Green Silk Outfit
Chinese Ink Brushes: 3 with Box
Magnetic game board (six sided star) and marbles boxed in a portable folder. Includes directions in several languages. Various sources say introduced to China by Europe or vice versa.
Ten Chinese Old Coins on card under plastic. Round money with square hole.
"Coins are a ghreat symbol of wealth, for they represent money. Placing three or eight coins tied together with a red thread in your purse, taped to yourinvoice book or to your cash registeris one of the most effective ways to attract money and revenues inot yourlife. Chinese coins symbolize prosperity and their meaning originates from ancient times when coins were worn as amulets of protection from disease, evil or negative energy directed at the wearer. The round coin with the square hole represents heaven and earth, making it all the more powerful."
Chinese cooking utensil: large metal sieve with wooden handle used for remove foods when deep frying or boiling.
Rice Spoon: Flat wooden scoop used to serve rice. Chinese cooking utensil: Small metal sieve with wooden handle used to remove food when deep frying or boiling.
Chinese paper cuts. Tan cards with Chinese paper cuts.
Card with cut paper design.
Dishes with blue & white designs. Small ones have dragons in center, large ones have flower basket in center.
Large linen colored robe coat with red dragon embroidered on the back. Red diamond and Chinese character embroidered on front.
Brass gong: 2 ft. in diameter used for chinese ceremonies
Chinese Green Silk Outfit with colorful embroidery.
Three Chinese ink brushes in brocade box. See photo below.
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Chinese Ink Brushes: 4
Chinese Jump Rope
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Chinese Lantern -‐ Red
Chinese Mask for Lion dance
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Chinese Money & Wallet & Postcards
Chinese Paper Fan
Chinese Paper Money
Chinese Postage Stamps
Chinese Queues
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Chinese Red Ink for Printing
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Chinese Satin Cloth
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Chinese Satin Slippers
Chinese Scroll -‐ Bamboo
Chinese Scroll -‐ Landscape
Chinese Seal Gallery, Shanghai Museum
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Chinese Silk -‐ Blue
Anne Akers Kohnson Four Chinese ink brushes. See photo below.
Klutz activity book with 2 Chinese Jump Ropes. Thourough instructions and drawings. Sparlin
Decorative brightly colored Chinese paper lantern.
Full-‐Size paper and lacquer Mask for Lion dance -‐ Chinese New Year.
Red silk wallet and variety of Chinese bills and coins. +postcards
Chinese paper fan decorated with two birds.
Chinese paper money on a card covered with plastic. 6 bills.
15 stamps in plastic sleeve.
8 black yarn braids with purple or red ribbon at the end + one satin cap with red pompom on top with attached queue in a bag.
Red ink in a porcelain container with blue dragon design on lid. Brocade box.
Approx. 3 ' square -‐ Yellow satin cloth with yellow fringe depicting Chinese landscape in many colors.
Black satin slippers with embroidered flowers and birds.
Chinese scroll wall hanging featuring bamboo with box.
Chinese scroll wall hanging of landscape.
Photos and descriptions of the Chinese Seal Gallery at theShnaghai Museum: Xi and Yin seals of Shang and Zhou Dynasties +Ming and Qing Dynasty literati seal engravings.
Blue and gold silk brocade with medallions. Approx. 1 yd.
Gift of N. Bell
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Chinese Silk -‐ Gold
Gold on gold silk brocade with dragons. Approx. 1 yd.
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Chinese Silk -‐ Red
Gift of N. Bell
Red and gold silk brocade with dragons. Approx 1 yd.
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Chinese Wallscroll -‐ Zodiac
Chinese Zodiac Rubber Stamps
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Chopsticks in Red Paper with Rice Sprigs -‐ 5
Chopsticks: Five Sets I
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Chopsticks: Five Sets II
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Circumcision Tool
Civil War Rebel Hat
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Classroom Rules
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Clay Lamp
Clay Token Pieces
Cloth Covered Photo Album from Palestine
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Cobra Skin
Colorplates of Lebanese & Syrian Mrs. Evelyn Bustros
Costumes
Gift of N. Bell
Chinese Wallscroll -‐ Zodiac
12 rubber stamps of the animals used in the Chinese calendar.
Five sets of chopsticks. Two sets of decorated plastic chopsticks in folded red paper with rice taped to front. Three sets of wooden chopsticks in paper holders.
Five sets of chopsticks in folded white paper holders with origami dolls on front. Includes finished wood chopsticks.
Small metal tool/knife with loop and copper wire.
Childs size medium grey felt Civil War Rebel hat with Rebel flag sticker on top. List of rules from a Japanese classroom printed on white paper posted on a blue background.
Replica palm-‐sized clay lamp with literature.
Clay token pieces (8 each of ten different designs).
Approx 5" x 4" photo album covered with maroon cloth. Multicolored striped silk cloth spine. Navy mosque stiched on front.
Skin of a cobra.
Portfolio of colorplates depicting Lebanese & Syrian costumes. Artifact
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Costa Rican Wooden Miniatures
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Cowtail Switch
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Crocodile Letter Opener
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Crown Hat
Cuneiform Tablet
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Cylinder Seal
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Daniel Boone Hat I
Daniel Boone Hat II
Decorative Egyptian Dish Artifact
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Dewi Sri -‐ 2
Dewi Sri: Indonesian Rice Goddess
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Dia de los Muertos Dolls
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Doll from Equador
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2 Miniature wooden carts & one boat filled with local produce and market goods. + Historical overview and travel information. Cowtail switch. approx. 30' long with carved figures on handle. The handle is carved to represent stylized figure.This one is simple showing only the torso and head.
Carved wooden letter opener from Africa in the shape of a crocodile.
Bejeweled red velvet and gold lame crown hat.
Representing the earliest form of writing, cuneiform tablets were originally made of clay. The text on this replica records the receipt of wool by three individuals in the Sexagesimal system (based on 60, as in a circle or clock).
Seals of this type were used for marking property by making imprints in wet clay. These seals were usually worn on bracelets or necklaces. Faux coonskin hat.
Faux coonskin hat.
11 1/2" decorative copper dish from Egypt. Copper dish with scalloped edge stamped with star-‐like flowers and stylized Ankh, the trilateral sign for live, life, long life. Shepard
Two skeleton-‐looking ceramic dolls. 3" tall. Male with saxaphone, female with veil, boquet, and baby.
Gift of A. Fernandez
Central And South America
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Dragon Chop
Dreidel
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Drop Spindle -‐ A Classic American Weaving Project -‐ Learn to Spin Yarn
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Duicker Hide
Dutch Wooden Shoes
East Africa Wooden Giraffe
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East Africa Wooden Impala
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Easy Chopstick
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Egal -‐ headband
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Egyptian Art Print # 11 -‐ Sphinx
Egyptian Art Print # 12 -‐ Boats
Egyptian Art Print # 14 -‐ Houses
Egyptian Art Print # 15 -‐ Pyramids
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Egyptian Art Print # 16 Egyptian Art Print # 17 -‐ Palm Grove
Egyptian Art Print # 18 -‐ Tents
Egyptian Art Print # 5
Soapstone dragon chop (not engraved) in a box.
Colorful 4 sided top from Isreal. Red with Hebrew letters in black.
The drop spindle is an ancient device used to spin wool into yarn. The drop spindle has been used in every part of the world and still being used today. Simplicity, effectivness, and portability are its advantages over the spinning wheel. Tan duicker hide approx 3 ft. long.
Pair of sz. 37 lwooden shoes from Amsterdam, Holland.
13" wooden giraffe with painted spots Donated by S. & J. Shepard
10" impala Donated by S. & J. Shepard
Easy to use one piece chopstick.
All black headcovering for men with embroidery type yarn + narrow decorative headband.
Shiny embroidery-‐like thread wrapped in gold material with green, red, white, an black bands
Art print of Sphinx & pyramids.
Art print depicting boats on the water.
Art print depicting houses, camel, people & trees.
Art print depicting men on camels with the pyramids in the background.
Art print depicting mountainside.
Art print depicting palm grove.
Art print depicting tents, camel, and people.
Egyptian Art print depicting woman carrying harvest.
Egyptian Art Print depicting wheeled cart.
Egyptian art print depicting a man holding reigns.
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Egyptian Art Print #13 -‐ Women on the Shore
Egyptian Art Print Book -‐ Content Page
Egyptian Documents and Maps Reproductions
Egyptian Metal Pitcher
Egyptian Necklace
Egyptian Page with Writing
Egyptian Painting on Papyrus
Egyptian Painting on Papyrus Egyptian Print # 10
Egyptian Print #1
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Egyptian Print #4
Elephant Goodies
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Elephant Prod
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Embroidered and Beaded Cloth Pouch
from Afghanistan
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Embroidered Hat -‐ Islam
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Embroidered Hat -‐ Islam
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Embroidered Patchwork Pillow Covers
Art print depicting women by the shore with baskets on their heads.
Table of content from art print book.
Reproductions of documents and maps from the pyramid activity kit.
Decoratively fluted and engraved metal pitcher from Egypt..
Coiled metal, blue beads, and reeds.
Painting on papyrus depicting God & Goddess.
Painting on papyrus depicting Horus, God & Goddess.
Print depicting people and animals at the river. Palm trees
Egyptian art print depicting a palm tree.
Mix of elephant pins, stickers, nametags, full color cardstock elephants & bumberstickers. " Only Elephants should wear ivory."
Brass and wood rod with hook on end. 19" elephant prod from Jaipur, India.
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Small (for eyeglasses?) cloth pouch embelished with Silver, red, maroon, and purple embroidery. Edged with fuschi thread and white seed beads.
Machine embroidered boys hat. Navy blue background with flowers and curved designs.
Machine-‐embroidered boys hat. Navy background with orange flowers, pink & green band.
Two dark -‐colored cloth pillow covers with mirrors stiched on. From India.
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Embroidered Round Cap from Afghanistan
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Environmental Attributes of Rice Cultivation in California
Ethiopian Cross Necklace
Ethiopian Tunic
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Fabric Ganesh Wallhanging
Fan-‐Shaped Menu from "The Dhaba"
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Faux Firecrackers
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Felt Eyeglass Case -‐ Kyrgystan
Ecru & maroon roundcap with Cream & golden yellow embroidery. From Afghanistan.
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Felted Wool Wallhanging
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Figures With Spear Batik
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Figurine of African Woman
Metal Ethiopian cross on maroon satin cord. Natural colored cotton tunic with embroidery & trim in blues and black. Ethiopian cross design on front.
Fabric Wallhanging depicting Ganesh.
Cardstock fan-‐shaped menu with rattan handle from "The Dhaba" in New Delhi, India. Prices in rupees. S. Shepard
Paper faux firecrackers like those for Chinese New Year. Hanging decoration made of red and gold paper. Felt Eyeglass Case -‐ Kyrgystan
Gift of M. McGillis
Approx. 8 "X 11" wallhanging of a goat made from brown & natural felted wool with green stitching. Masaai Batik of tow large figures standing. From East Africa.
From Ghana -‐ 12" wooden figures of man with a cane and a woman grinding millet. Man is in traditional dress with cane. Woman with baby on her back as she pounds millet. Foo foo pounder.
Donated by A. Rood
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Figurine of African Man
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Figurine of Woman -‐ African
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Fish Windsocks
Flag of Japan
Four Bead Necklaces-‐ Africa
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Four Central Asian Wooden Dolls
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Four Small Egyptian Paintings on Papyrus
Ganesh Batik (no frame)
Geisha Doll
Gift Offering Basket
Gilgamesh Plaque
Glass & Metal Bracelets from India
Goatskin Bag
From Ghana -‐ 12" wooden figures of man with a cane and a woman grinding millet. Man is in traditional dress with cane. Woman with baby on her back as she pounds millet.
Donated by A. Rood
From Ghana13" wooden figurine of woman with leather frontice piece decorated with green seed beads and cowery shells. Donated by N. Ostrom
Five fish windsocks of various sizes ans colors in a bag.
11" x 14" flag of Japan.
Four African bead necklaces: white stone; red stone; red,black & blue glass; multicolored plastic/clay. (Purchased at African Shop in Seattle)
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Four 1 1/2" -‐ 2" painted wooden dolls from Central Asia. Two smaller are connected by red string. Three red, one yellow with gold and black detailing.
Four small paintings on papyrus.
Batik on cotton of Ganesh, from Nepal. No frame. Brightly colored doll approx. 15" on black wooden stand.
Approx. 7" X 12" plaster cast of Gilgamesh.
Hindu glass bangles and Sikh silver kada in a MOMA box. Some bangles are broken. Bag made of whole goat skin.
Mali, Africa
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Golden Burqa from Afghanistan
Burqa of brilliant golden yellow synthetic cloth. From Afghanistan.
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Golden Harvest: The California Rice Story
Gong Mallet
Gourd Container
Grain Crops And Mythology
Great Tomb Robbery Gameboard
Great Wall of China -‐ Glass Ball with painted image
Green Khadi Cloth Shirt
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Green Lion Mask -‐ Small
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Hand-‐woven Hat -‐ Islam
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Handmade Paper -‐ India
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Handpainted Delft Mug I
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Handpainted Delft Mug II
Sonor gong mallet. Made in Germany.
Hallowed out dried gourd with stopper.
Tomb Robbery Game from Pyramid Action Pack.
Glass ball with box: Image of the Great Wall has been painted on the inside of the glass! Heavyweight homespun cotton Khadi cloth long sleeved shirt. Green and white verigated cloth. Button neck and breast pocket. 4" lion mask w/ 10" tail. Small version of lion mask used for lion dance during Chinese New Year.
Hand-‐woven boy's hat. Black with white and multi-‐colored thread. Small woven hat with yarn design
Small square box covered with handmade paper, filled with handmade paper. Just like in India. Pad of writing paper and envelopes + brochure from A.L. Paper House Jaipur, India.6
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One of two handpainted Delft mugs from Holland. (Blue & White)
One of two handpainted Delft mugs from Holland. (Blue & White)
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Handsized Lion Mask
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Hanukiyah Menorah for Chanukah
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Henna Kit
Hieroglyph Decoding Wheel
Hindu Proverbs
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Hmong Story cloth -‐ Agriculture
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Holy Koran, The
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Hongbao
Red Envelopes / Chinese New Year
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Horn Rice Spoon
Hunger Chart Set
Hupa (Athabascan) Deer Hoof Medicine Rattle
Samll, hand-‐sized mask with painted face. Multi-‐colored satin "tail". Bells attached. For Dragon dance on Chinese New Year.
One of the oldest symbols of the Jewish faith is the menorah,
a seven-‐branched candelabrum used in the Temple. The Chanukah menorah is called a HANUKIYAH. It has nine candle holders.
Henna powder, posters, articles, and two designs.
Compiled by Narendra K. Book of Hindu proverbs.
Sethi
Approx. 33" X 33" Blue, white, and grey framed hmong story cloth depicting corn, beans, rice, and squash planting and harvesting.
Small, white copy of the Holy Koran in zippered case written in Farsi.
Red envelopes are used in Chinese New Year and other festivities. They are used to express gratitude, to send good wishes, or as gifts. Red and gold are lucky colors in China. The giver may put any amount of money into the envelope.
Reproduction by Anthropology student:
Hupa deer hoof medicine rattle of bone, leather, and deer hoofs.
Tribal location: Northwestern California
date: Ethnographic present: Prior to 1770
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Hupa Dentalium Shell Necklaces
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Hupa Elk-‐Horn Purse (money box)
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Hupa Elkhorn Purse (Wooden)
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Hupa Netting Shuttle
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Ibis -‐ carved horn
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Ibis -‐ carved horn II
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India Batik
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India Sari with Underskirt
Indonesian Cloth
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Indonesian Cooking Paddle
(3)Hupa Dentalium Shell Necklaces. One Strung on gut with glass beads. One strung on leather. One strung on thread. Used as money.
Tribal location:Northwestern California/Trinity River
Date: 1900 Ethnographic present.
Hupa Elk-‐Horn purse of bone and buckskin with dentalium shells. Tribal Location: Trinity River
Date: Ethnographic Present
Hupa Elk-‐Horn purse of wood and buckskinwith dentalium shells.
Tribal Location: Trinity River
Wooden Hupa netting shuttle
Tribal Location: Lower Trinity River Valley, Humboldt County.
Date: 1770 -‐ 1900
Statue of Ibis carved from horn. Very sleek, cream colored, approx. 15" tall, hallow inside.
Statue of Ibis carved from horn. Very sleek, cream colored, approx. 15" tall, hallow inside.
Large black cloth with woman at well on it . From India.
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Teal chiffon Sari with white printed decoration. From India.
Coffee, blue, purple & rust floral design printed on cotton cloth.
Large (16 in.) carved wooden spoon/ cooking paddle.
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International Flags
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Islamic Prayer Rug
Japanese Art Print Collection
Japanese Bell
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Japanese Ceramic Mask Japanese Cloth -‐ Woman Having Tea
Japanese Coins
Japanese Craft Books
Japanese Doorway Cloth Artifact
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Japanese Folding Fan I
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Japanese Folding Fan II
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Japanese Food Collection
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Japanese Garden Poster
Japanese Kitty Bank
Small flags on toothpicks (usually used for hors de oeuvres or sandwiches. )
Beige and navy prayer rug from Pakistan. 21" x 12"
Set of six art prints with detailed print information.
Small green bell. Flower shaped bell. Card attached with Japanese writing on one side and a picture on the other.
Ceramic mask from Japan grey with jute-‐type facial hair.
Approx. 4' x 4' Black and red square cloth with picture of Japanese woman having tea.
10 coins of assorted value from Japan.
Set of six craft books on drawing and origami.
Blue cloth with white trim. decorated with Japanese musicians. To hang across top of doorway.
Small Japanese fan of gold foil paper with trees and flowers. Wooden stand.
Small plastic and paper folding fan with birds and pink flowers.
Collection of packaged, dried foods from Japan. Mushrooms, beans, curry mix, and bullion. 17 x 11" poster of Japanese garden. Large white ceramic kitty bank with red collar and gold charm. Thought to bring good luck and prosperity. "The Legend: In the 17th century, there was a run down and poverty striken temple in Tokyo. The temple's priest was very poor, but he sheared what little food he had with his pet, Tama. One day , a feudal lord was caughtin a storm and he took refuge under a tree near the temple. While he waited fo the storm to pas, the man noticed Tam, the priest's cat beckoning him to come inside. The feudal lord followed the cat into the temple and instantly, a lightening bolt struck the place where the lord had been standing. Thus the cat saved his life. From then on, the Lucky Cat has been considered an incarnation of the Goddess og Mercy. "
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Japanese Letters
Folded letters. One tied with red and white cordthe other with black and white cord. Includes 8" x 2" card (bookmark).
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Japanese Paper Fan I
Japanese Paper Fan II
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Japanese Pins
Japanese Prints -‐ Women Set of 2
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Japanese Shoes -‐ Laquered
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Japanese Striped Cloth
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Japanese Tapestry Artifact
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Japanese Tea Cups
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Japanese Temple Souveniers
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Japanese Toys
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Japanese Wooden Shoes
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Joey Hide
Kalpak -‐ Kyrgystan Hat
Blue paper fan with white plastic handle.
Tan and brown paper fan with picture of a woman. Brown wooden handle.
Three ceramic pins. Good luck kitty, face, and child portrait.
Set of two prints of Japanese women. Pasted to heavy cardstock.
Black laquered Japanese wooden shoes with green and red straps.
Approx 4' x4' square of brown cloth with multicolored stripes. For wrapping gifts.
Gold and silver embroidered tapestry with flowers. Approx 1/2 yard.
Two teacups. Tall and slender ceramic with geisha design and brown plastic tops. Includes traditional Japanese etiquette. Collection of eight souveniers from Japanese temple. Includes red tasseled hanging and two wooden spoons with bells at tips.
Collection of nine toys. Med. top with red sides and purple spinner. Sm. top with yellow sides and white pullstring. Stacking block-‐man. Wobble body. Hand held shaker (looks like a person wearing a hat). Hand held cup for catching attached ball. Cork gun. Inflatable paper ballon. bag of four mini tops.
pair of small (children's) red wooden shoes decoratively painted with green leaves.
Hide of a small kangaroo.
Kalpak -‐ Kyrgystan Hat
Gift of M. McGillis
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Kanga Textile from East Africa
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Karuk Gambling Cards
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Karuk Wooden Spoon
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Kente Cloth -‐ reproduction
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Kente-‐like Cloth
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Kenyan Batiks
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Kenyan Zebra Batik
Khaffiya
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Khaffiya
Khaffiya -‐ Islamic Head Cloth
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Kimono -‐ Black
Kite String Spool -‐ India
Klamath & Modoc Fishhook
Fabric in new "Leso" style. Green and brown squares from original bands. After 1950's most fabric made in Kenya, not India, China or Japan.
Karuk Gmabling cards.
Tribal Location: Klamath River
Date: early 1800's
Karuk carved wooden spoon
Tribal location: Northwestern California Date: 19th -‐ 20th Century
Kente-‐look fabric in green, black, brown & gold diamond pattern with stripes. Reproduction "Patchwork" of different Kente-‐like designs. Stripes, ziggurat, trapezoids, etc. in black,gold, brown, and greens separated by white lines. Several yards.
7 small Kenyan batiks. Each 6" x 9"
villages scenes (family, market, etc.)
black zebra Batik on grey -‐blue background
Black and white man's head covering. Shawl covering head, white fringe and tassels in square pattern.
Black and white diamond pattern with small white trim
Woven white damask cloth worn about the head of the man. 2 yards.
Black silk kimono with gold patterned lining.
Kite String Spool -‐ India
Klamath & Modoc Fishhook made of stick, animal bones, string and a pitch.
Tribal Location: Klamath in Norther California/ Modoc in NE California.
Date: Unknown -‐ well past 1770s.
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Kneeling Terracotta Warrior
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Knit Slippers from Turkmenistan
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Korhogo Wall Hanging from Ivory Coast, Africa
Kuba Cloth
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Large South American Weaving
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Leather Shoes from India
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Lungi or Dhoti cloth from India
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Maasai Gourd -‐ 2
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Maasai Hide Container
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Maasai Woman -‐ wooden figure
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Mah Jong Game
Maidu Baskets -‐ 2
9" model of kneeling China
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Small synthetic knit slippers. Maroon, black, orange, and natural.
Gift from Caucus Teachers Summer 2003 to M. Fredrickson
Korhogo Art wall hanging with black bird and leaf design drawn on woven white fabric. From Ivory Coast, Africa.
Brown & tan woven palm cloth with diamond design. 24" X 16"
RISE purchased at African Connection Chico, CA
Saddle blanket like weaving in bright colors on a red ground.
Black leather shoes with gold thread embroidery. Red interior.
Blue, Black & white woven cotton cloth used as short pants "lungi", towels, evaporative cooling turban or shawl.
Includes information pages.
Maasai gourd used for collecting blood from cows for drinking.
African Maasai hide container with lid. Cowrie shell decoration.
Eastern Africa -‐18" intricately carved wooden figure of a Maasai woman wearing a skirt and wide "wedding collar" with stretched ear pendants carrying a gourd.
Painted tiles, dice and other markers in a black vinyl case.
Two small woven baskets 3 " & 1 1/2". To accompany Unit on Maidu Basketry.
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Maidu Snowshoe
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Bentwood, leather, and rabbit fur Maidu snowshoe.
Tribal Location: Lower Elevations of Lassen Volcanic National Park.
Date: Ethnographical Present. Used prior to 1899.
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Mancala -‐ 2
Mancala (Wari)
Maroon Hmong Story Cloth
Masaai Batik of 2 Figures
African game with wooden board and glass beads.
Wooden board with glass stones from Africa.
Maroon Hmong Story Cloth
Brightly colored batik of two Masaai figures from East Africa.
donated by Sandy Shepard
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Masaai Woman and Baby Batik
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Mayan Sculpture + literature
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Mechoopda Indian Tribe Information
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Metal Dangle Earrings from India
1' x 3' brightly colored Batik. single Masaai woman with baby.
Small, painted clay sculpture of Mayan god. Travel info & historical background literature on the Mayan ruins at Talum.
Three business cards and two flyers from the Mechoopda Indian Tribe of Chico Rancheria and a pamphlet on the Name Cult Reservation.
Gold-‐like metal earrings for pierced ears. Three dimensional rectangular tops. Half domes and dangles below. Artifact
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Metal pendant -‐ African Mask
Mexican Paper Figure -‐ Female
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Mexican Paper Figure -‐ Male
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1 1/2" pendant of an African Mask made of metal.
Approx. 12" figure made of plain and patterned paper over wire;varnished. Woman carries a basket of beans over her shoulder.
Approx. 12" figure made of plain and patterned paper over wire;varnished. Man carries two ceramic dishes over his shoulder.
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Mexican Piggy Bank
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Mexican Zapatistas Cloth Figure
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Mexico Flags
Middle Eastern Coins
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Mini Pan Pipe
Mint Tea Pot
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Mirrored Vest -‐ India
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Miwok Abalone Ornament
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Miwok Acorn Buzzer Toys
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Miwok Dice Game
Small wooden piggy bank painted black with pattern etched through to wood.
Approx. 8" tall cloth figure of subcomandate Marcos, leader of Zapatistas, from Chiapas, Mexico. Black felted wool bodywith colorful napsack, wooden gun, and black synthetic cloth head.
1 dozen small flags of Mexico with approx. 12" poles.
Coins from:
Jordon
BANQUE DU LIBAN
Lebanese Lebanon
Mini Pan Pipe of wood.
Brass/copper teapot for mint tea. Leather covered handle, 10" tall, etched designs from Syria.
donated by Maureen Fredrickson
Black cotton cloth vest with bright embroidery and mirros stiched on. From India.
Miwok Abalone Ornament.
Tribal location: North of S.F. in Marin County
Date: Ethnographic present.
Miwok Acorn Buzzer Toys of acorns and string/twine.
Tribal location: California Coast to Sierras
Date: 1902?
Miwok dace Game.
Tribal Location: California Coast to Sierras
Date: 10,000 years
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Miwok Soaproot Brush
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Modoc Fire Punk
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Mohave Bead Necklace
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Mohave Pottery Bowl & Spoon
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Mono Chuckwalla Hook
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Mud Cloth
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Museum Postcards Egyptian
Neem Soap
Nesting Dolls from India
Reproduction by Anthropology student
Miwok soaproot brush.
Tribal Location: Yosemite Region
Date:1906
Modoc Fire Punk of pine needles and wood.
Tribal Location; Northeastern Culture Area of California
Mohave blue glass bead necklace.
Tribal Location: Colorado River region of the California/Arizona Border
Date: Late 1800's
Mohave Pottery Bowl & Spoon with Cottonwood leaf design in white.
Tribal Location: Southern corner of California near the Colorado River.
Date: 1500 -‐ 1600 and earlier.
Mono Chuckwalla Hook
Tribal Location: Ubehebe Craters district of Death Valley.
Date: Before the historic period
Large black cloth with white, yellow & brown horitzontal and vertical stripes. Postcards depicting Egyptian artifacts from Museum.
Bar of soap made from neem tree. Approx. 6" wooden nesting doll with 4 dolls inside.Red over all with Indian woman's face and arm painted on.
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Nisenan Dunning Sticks
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Obi: Orange, Yellow, Black and White Olmec Head
Orange Patterned Kimono
Origami Collection
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Origami Doll Samples
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Origami Notecards and Bookmarks
Page on Egyptian __________
Page with Writing from Egyptian Art Print Book
Painting on Papyrus of Pharoh
Palm Brushes
Pan Pacific Hairdressing Kit
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Panama: Caribbean Folk Doll + Miniature Clay Pot
Paper Cranes Mobile
Paper Dominoes
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Paper Egyptian Mask -‐ Queen
Paper Egytian Mask -‐ Pharoh
Reproduction by Anthropology student
Nisenan Dunning Sticks of wood & twine. (A reminder of a debt)
Tribal Location: Central California
Date: Collected in 1876
Grosgrain obi with black and white 'keyboard" pattern on yellow field backed with orange.
Grey unglazed Olmec head.
Orange silk kimono with floral pattern.
Box of 12 origami cranes, one pair of origami shoes, one diamond shaped origami box. Multicolored/patterned paper.
Sample page of a variety of origami dolls on cardstock covered in plastic.
Origami notecards and books marks. Made by the Chico Japan Club. Eleven notecards + four bookmarks.
Page with writing from art prints book.
Painting on papyrus of pharoh's death mask.
Palm brushes for cleaning temples.
A small wooden comb, 2 sets of chopstick-‐like "hairpins" one light wood with metal caps, the other intricately carved dark wood, and one single in black laquer.
Cloth doll and painted clay pot from Panama/Colon + Historic overview and travel information.
1000 colorful paper cranes in a moblie.
Six sets of paper dominoes. Dominoes are game pieces invented in China many centuries ago. Now people all over the world play with them. Paper mask of Egyptian Queen.
Paper mask of Egyptian Pharoh.
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Paper Kite I -‐ Happy People
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Paper Kite II -‐ Face
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Paper Kite III -‐ Two Warriors
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Paper Kite IV -‐ Warrior on Horse
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Paper Kite V -‐ Sumos
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PASSIA: Palestinian Academic Society for the Study of International Affairs
Peruvian Hat
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Picture Page
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Pillow Cover from Palestine
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Pima Indian Stick Games
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Playing Cards from East Africa
Plush Japanese Snow Monkey
Polar Bear -‐ Nanqu , stuffed animal
Polynesian Bamboo Spoons -‐ 2 Polynesian Spoon
Rectangualr paper kite. Approx. !8" X 12". Deacorated with a group of happy people on a red background.
Rectangualr paper kite. Approx. !8" X 12". Deacorated with face + tree and sky background.
Rectangualr paper kite. Approx. !8" X 12". Deacorated with two warriors and multicolored patterns.
Rectangualr paper kite. Approx. !8" X 12". Deacorated with warrior on a horse with red background.
Rectangualr paper kite. Approx. !8" X 12". Deacorated with group of five sumos with red background.
Front is a datebook. The rest has information on Palestine. Similar to a small encyclopedia. Shepard
Orange felt hat with brightly colored embroidered band from Peru.
Plastic sleeve with two printed photos.
One of a man making palm brushes the other of a woman holding brass pots for holding sacred water from the Ganges.
Approx 16" x 17" zippered pillow cover. Maroon back with multicolored striped silks with solid red strips on front. Four sticks with markings in a ziplock bag. Pima Indian Nation covered territory in Southern Arizona and Northern Sonora Mexico. One of many games invented by people with limited resources.
1 deck of playing cards from East Africa featuring animals.
Plush "toy" Japanese Snow monkey with baby.
6" white fleece polar bear stuffed animal.
8" light-‐colored wooden spoon with carved handle. from Hawaii? Artifact
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Pomo Cooking Sticks
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Pomo Doctor's Hoop
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Pomo Gambling Sticks
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Pomo Willow Trap
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Pomo Woman's Head Piece
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Puppet -‐ India
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Purple Kente Cloth Reproduction
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Puzzle of Nefrateri
Ram's Head
wooden Pomo Cooking Sticks.
Tribal location: Clear Lake Date: 2,000 -‐ 3,000 years ago
Pomo Doctor's Hoop of grape vine, turkey feathers, leather lacing, & bird bones.
Tribal Location: Sonoma & Mendocino Counties
Pomo Gambling Sticks.
Location: Mendocino County
Date: Unknown
Pomo bird Trap made of willow twigs.
Tribal Location: Clearlake, North-‐Central California Coast
date: Ethnographical present. Reproduction by Anthropology student
Pomo Head Piece with rabbit fur and beads.
Tribal Location: Mendocino County
Date: Pre-‐contact -‐ present
Wooden head, cotton clothing. 15" from top of head to bottom of dress. Flowered top, green skirt, with gold sash. From Rajastan, India. S. Shepard
Reproduction "Patchwork" of different Kente-‐like designs. Stripes, ziggurat, trapezoids, etc. in black,purple, and greens separated by white lines. Several yards.
Puzzle of Nefrateri.
Black plaster ram's head.May have been used to decorate the head of a ceremonial staff.
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Rattan Cane Ball -‐ Large
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Rattan Cane Ball -‐ Small
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Rectangluar Tiffen
Red and Ecru Sari Artifact
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Red Beaded Bracelets
Red Scarf with Pink Trim
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Red Silk Chinese Slippers
Reed and Pebble Instrument from East Africa
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Republic of Uzbekistan Book
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Rice Basket
Rice Harvesting Tools (2)
Rice Packet
Rice Slides (Transparencies)
Rice-‐ Botanical Tansparencies
Rice: The World's Number One Food Crop
Rose Incense
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Round Tiffen
Large ball approx 5 1/2 in. diameter. Intricate woven patterns, used in play -‐ a sport called Chinlone (6 players in a circle try to keep ball aloft using any body part except hands). From Asia (Myannac), Indonesia?, Thailand?, Burma?, Africa?
Small ball approx 1 1/2 in. diameter. Intricate woven patterns, used in play -‐ a sport called Chinlone (6 players in a circle try to keep ball aloft using any body part except hands). From Asia (Myannac), Indonesia?, Thailand?, Burma?, Africa?
Small rectangular metal lunchbox from India called"tiffen".
Red trimmed ecru sari with pink, blue, and gold floral pattern. All over floral pattern. Deep trim in red with paisley, urn, and floral design. S. Shepard
Bracelet of red seed beads. Made in Africa
Red chiffon scarf with pink crochet trim. Gold thread applique with sequins and glass beads. From Central Asia.
Chinese slippers of red silk with embroidery & beads.
12" long 8" wide reeds bound with blue. shaker sounds like a rain stick. Two layers of reeds bound together with seeds or pebbles inside.
Small hardbound book entitled "Republic of Uzbekistan" Bilingual English/Uzbekistani.
Package of rose incense with story of Lord Krishna and Arjuna on the back.
Small round metal lunchbox from India called"tiffen".
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Russian Tapestry Fabric
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Safari Series Postage Stamp Collection
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Scarves of Synthetic Cloth with Metallic Threads from Central Asia
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Scrolled Paper with Chinese Characters
Scrolled Wall Hanging from China
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Scrolled Wall Hanging from China
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Secret Message Written in Hieroglyphs
Senegalese Gourd Shekere
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Shell Rattle
Shinto Pamphlet with Prayer Paper
Shuttlecock Game
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Silk Cocoons -‐ Turkey
Six Paper Lanterns
Skin Covered Drum
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Small Olmec Statue
Small Rug from Turkmenistan
Fabric tapestry depicting cityscape & canal with boats. From Russia
3 Postage stamp collections from Africa.
1) Wild Animals
2) Minerals & Gemstones
3) Ceremonial Costumes
Two synthetic cloth scarves with metallic threads in a bag. One blue, one green. from Central Asia
Scrolled paper with Chinese characters set on gold embossed surround.
Scrolled wall hanging from China.
Path in trees.
Scrolled wall hanging from China.
Mountains
Secret Message written in hieroglyphs to decode with decoder wheel. Part of the Pyramid Action Pack.
Senegalese gourd rattle/shekere covered with knotted cord on which seed beads are strung. 12" long with curved handle.
Two pink clam shells with pebbles inside.
Pamphlet on Shinto from Shrine. Includes one prayer paper to leave a wish at shrine.
Game from Asia. Feathers inserted in a plastic device (small rubber ball or cork ball) Similar to a Brazilian game called Peteca.
Two silk cocoons from Turkey
Six Chinese paper lanterns: 2 pink, 2 green, 2 orange.
Small drum about 8" tall covered in animal skin with fur. Decorated with cording.
Small, grey, clay Olmec statue.
Small woven wool rug. Maroon, black, orange, and natural.
Gift from Caucus Teachers Summer 2003 to M. Fredrickson
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South American Woven Wall Hanging
Special Status Wildlife Species Use of Rice Cultivation Lands in california's Central Valley
Spider Storytelling Hat
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Stag Beetle
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Stamps of African Instruments
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Star-‐Spangled Hat
Statistical Report
California Rice Statistics Strategy Games of the World
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Straw Sombrero
String Games from Around the World
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Stylized African Wooden Figure -‐ Ghana
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Taba Drums
Large woven fabric wall hanging in mostly red and white. From Central or South America. Stretched over frame.
Black velvet hat with black spider on top. Red hourglass black widow markings on spider belly.
Three black plastic stag beetles (2 in boxes). Include information sheet entitled
"Information for Foreign Friends".
Four stamps mounted on a 7" x 5" card each depicting a different musical instrument from Africa.
Very flashy red, white(silver), and blue star-‐spangled hat!
Anne Akers Johnson
Cd's and Users Guide. Description on CD's and in Users Guide on games of strategy available on the internet. Commercial from Edmark Corporation.
Large brimmed straw hat with purple, blue, and green trim.
Klutz acitivity book and three strings. Thourough instructions and drawings. Information about each place the games come from.
Sparlin
Approx. 14" tall, stylized wooden figure from Ghana. Holes in hands as if holding something.
Donated by N. Ostrom
Varnished wood with cowhide strips and leather straps. #1 is 4" across with wooden dowels to adjust the tone. #2 is 5" across without dowels. From India.
S. Shepard
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Tarahumara Collection
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Terracotta Figures
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Terracotta Warrior
Terracotta Warrior Photographs
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Terracotta Warrior Postcards
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Tibetian Statues in the Palace Museum -‐ Shanghai
Tik-‐Tak Drum Artifact
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Tin Sarcophagus
Tongue Drum/ Slit Drum
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Top
Tarahumara Kickball, Postcard, Basket, Photos, & Article in envelope marked "Tarahumara".
Two 6" Terracotta figures, one warrior + one teacher in fabric covered box. Part of Emperor Qin's Army buried in pits in Xian, China
9" terracotta warrior in patterned, red cardboard box. 3 photographs of the Qin terra-‐cotta warriors with information page. 9 Postcards & 3 photographs of Emperor Qin's Army buried in pits in Xian, China
Postcard book of Tibetian Statues in the Palace Museum, Shanghai, China.
African Tik-‐Tak drum: 12" long, 3" diameter with wooden rattles.
9" wooden handle topped with a 3' diameter two-‐sided drum with small wooden pegs on 2' string attached to each side.
Tin Sarcophagus
Wooden Two-‐(musical) tone African slit drum or tongue drum with soft mallet.
Varnished wooden top -‐ string missing.
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Top
Top Hat
Varnished wooden top -‐ string missing
Black top hat.
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Traditional Hmong Hilltribe Doll
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Traditional Toys -‐ Boxed Pictures
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Tsuba
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Twig Broom -‐ India
Two Necklaces from Central Asia
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U.S. Flags
United Nations Kit
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UR Game
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Uzbekistan -‐ Blue Bead Necklace
Hmong Hilltribe Doll (Mother & Child) This is a beautiful Hmong Hilltribe Pathum doll handmade by Ruangthong housewives. She wears a colorful Hmong head dress and is dressed in a beautiful traditional Hmong costume; a black jacket, bright blue undershirt, intricately handstitched Hmong apron in black, red, orange, white, and fluorescent pink thread, black cotton dress, and leg wraps in blue and black. She also wears traditional Hmong jewelry; 2 thick gold-‐
like necklaces around her neck and a silver-‐like costume necklace on the front of her jacket. She carries her young infant on her back and proudly displays a finished Hmong handstitched design in her hands. A weaved basket containing sewing utensils and embroidering material sits on the base of the doll stand.
Color photos of toys. Detailed description on back of pictures describing the origin and use of many toys.
Sword guard. Metal. Approx. 3" in diameter with warriors carved on the inside.
Broom made of gathered twigs. India.
Two neckalces:
One of brown wooden beads, rings, and cones. One brown plastic beads, lion, leaf and fruit. Gift from Caucus Teachers Summer 2003 to M. Fredrickson
Package of small U.S. flags.
Postcards, 3 -‐ 50 years pins, Small tabletop flag with stand, and large flag all in a plastic UNICEF bag.
Reproduction of a game board found in the city of UR of the Chaldees. A game for adults (using strategy) and a second game for children (a race game) were developed for two players each.
Necklace of blue beads with black circles and dots. From Uzbekistan.
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Uzbekistan -‐ Blue Scarf
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Uzbekistan -‐ Blue WrapSkirt/Apron
Uzbekistan -‐ Constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan
Uzbekistan -‐ Cultural Handbook for the New Independent States
Uzbekistan -‐ Dress
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Uzbekistan -‐ Embroidered Cloth
Uzbekistan -‐ Embroidered Folding Fan
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Uzbekistan -‐ Flag with Stand
Uzbekistan -‐ Folded Cloth Hat
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Uzbekistan -‐ Folded Leather Hat
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Uzbekistan -‐ Gold and Brown Scarf
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Uzbekistan -‐ Gold Hat
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Uzbekistan -‐ Nesting Dolls
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Uzbekistan -‐ Orientation Handbook for Travelers to the Newly Independent States
Uzbekistan -‐ Playbill Choate & Davidson
Ikat Cloth woven of shimmery blue with white and red decoration. Long Blue fringe.
Blue shimmery ikat cloth decorated with white and multicolored flower motif. Black waistband and ties. Hardbound book containing the constitution of the Republic of Uzbekistan.
Cultural Handbook for the New Independent States.
Dress made from the "National" (Ikat) fabric. Brushed cotton in maroon, tan, blue, and pink. Sheer ecru cloth with embroidery and cut work. Folding fan with carved wooden base and embroidered white cloth trimmed with lace. Gold painted decoration. In box.
Small flag with plastic pole and wooden stand.
Black cloth hat with white decorative stiching. lined with print cloth. Folded flat.
Black leather hat with purple decorative stiching. Cloth lined. Folded flat.
Satin and chiffon striped scarf with gold and brown roses.
Stiff cloth hat decorated with sequins and gold thread embroidery in stylized leaf pattern. Donated by J. Nash
Set of 5 wooden dolls. Four nesting and one solid. Painted black with gold leaves and red berries. Faces have blond hair and blue eyes. From Uzbekistan.
Orientation Handbook for Travelers to the Newly Independent States from the American Councils for International Education.
Playbill from Masquerade at the Bolshoi.
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Uzbekistan -‐ Quilted Coat
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Uzbekistan -‐ Small Jeweled Knife
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Uzbekistan -‐ STRATEGY: An Elementary Introduction to the Theory of Differential Games
Uzbekistan -‐ Toilet Tissue
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Uzbekistan -‐ World Kurash Championship T-‐Shirt
Uzbekistan Dolls
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Uzbekistan Hat & Vest
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Uzbekistan Newspaper
Vietnamese Collapsible Basket
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Walk Your Talk Drum
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Water Buffalo -‐ Hmong
Wildebeest Hide
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Wildlife of Africa Postcards
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Wintun Indians of California (Exerpt)
Blue with black pinstripe heavy quilted coat with blue and white floral print lining.
Donated by J. Nash
Approx. 5" long knife in plastic scabbard. Foil backed plastic "jewels" decorate handle.
Booklet from the National Unversity of Uzbekistan by A.A. Azamov & B.T. Samatov on the Theory of Differential Games.
Crepe paper -‐like roll of toilet tissue.
Peter M. Knudtson
Donated by J. Nash
White cotton t-‐shirt with "2-‐nd World Kurash Championship Turkey, Antalya -‐ 2000" printed on back. Three dolls in colorful costumes. Two with wooden bead heads & cone bodies. One with ceramic head & lace body. From Uzbekistan.
Child's red velvet vest and hat with metalic silver thread designs. Uzbekistani newspaper
Hand woven collapsible basket made in Vietnam. 29X 24 cm. Blue & natural. 9" round flat plastic Percussion Arts drum with handle. Children of many cultures pictured holding up the globe surrounded by nthe words " Walk Your Talk'.
Sits on bookshelf with Hiitribe Doll.
Large hide from Kenya.
donated by Jim Shepard
2 postcards from Africa
1) wildebeest
2) leopard
Exerpt from an artlicle on Wintun Indians of California showing pictures of dentalium & abolone pendant.
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Women's Head Scarf
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Wood Pieces -‐ 6
Wooden Bowl
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Wooden Crocodile
Woven African Basket
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Woven Blanket from Afghanistan
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Yahi, Yana, Maidu Fire Making Drill
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Yarn Dolls from Mexico
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Yokuts Y-‐Frame Cradle
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Your Name by Hieroglyphic Alphabet
Yurok Spoon
Women's head scarf of light purple and turquoise from India. Rayon.
East African carved wooden bowl with nail decoration, wood burned decoration, and leather hanging strap. Elongated bowl approx. 13" long, x 7" tall x 8"wide with curved sides.
Light colored, carved, wooden crocodile from Africa.
Multi-‐colored woven basket. 14" across about 12" high. Green and maroon stripes -‐ no handle.
Large blanket of woven brown, green, gold and natural colored thread. From Afghanistan.
Yahi, Yana, Maidu Fire Making Drill & dry grass.
Tribal Location: Lassen County
Two dolls kntted from yarn with woven clothes from Mexico. One male, one female, both 6" tall.
Gift of A. Fernandez
Yokuts Y-‐Frame Cradle
Tribal Location: Central Culture Area; Southern Valley, King River to Techapi Mt.s
Date: 1925
Your Name by Hieroglyphic Alphabet -‐ Chart
wooden Yurok Spoon.
Tribal Location:Northern California, Klamath River area
Date: ethnographic present
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Artifact Kit
Ancient Mesopotamia Barbara Loften
Artifact Kit
Central & South America Artifact Kit
China I RISE
Artifact Kit
China II
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Artifact Kit Artifact
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Artifact Kit
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Artifact Kit
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Artifact Kit
Artifact Kit
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Artifact Kit
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Artifact Kit
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Artifact Kit
Early Man I
Early Man II
Personalizing the Past Artifact Kit Egypt Artifact Kit
India I
Artifact Kit
KIT -‐ Africa I
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Artifact Kit
KIT -‐ Japan I
Barbara Loften
RISE
RISE/Shepard
RISE Library
Instrument Kit
-‐Shakers
-‐Drums
-‐Gourds
Cloths
-‐Black background
-‐Gold and red leaves
-‐Blue, yellow flowers
-‐White and black
-‐Pink and green Artifact
Artifact Kit
KIT -‐ Africa II
RISE Library
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KIT -‐ Africa III
RISE Library
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Artifact Kit
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Artifact Kit
RISE Library
RISE Library
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Artifact Kit
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Binder
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Brochure
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Charts
Hardback
KIT -‐ Ancient Rome
KIT -‐ Butte County I
North American Indians Artifact Kit
Textiles I Artifact Kit
Ancient Civilizations : Early Humankind
Brooklyn Museum of Art Family Guide: Mistress of the House, Mistress of Heaven: Women in Ancient Egypt.
Timeline of Ancient Egypt
Central Asian Text
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Magazine
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Children of Ancient Egypt
Epic Heroes: Gilgamesh
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Magazine
Mesopotamia
Animal Pelt
Printed Cloth -‐ Orange, Navy, Aqua, Green Printed Cloth -‐ Fans: Orange, Navy Aqua
Wooden Mask/Wall Hangings (3)
Wooden Figurines -‐ Dolls(7)
Wooden Figurines -‐ Animals (7)
Gourd
Outfits: -‐White, orange, yellow, navy
-‐Pink and blue
-‐Blue, yellow, brown
Jewelry
Comb
As yet to be catalogued authentically reproduced Native American artifacts.
RISE
Rio Linda School District
Instructional unit for sixth grade on the development of human societies.
Brooklyn Museum of Art Family Guide: Mistress of the House, Mistress of Heaven: Women in Ancient Egypt.
Timeline of Ancient Egypt.
Central Asian Text
Caucuses
Calliope world history for Young People
Calliope World History for This copy to be kept in Artifact kit.
Young People
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Magazine
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Map
Uzbekistan Airways Magazine
Work & Pleasures of Ancient Egypt
Indian Country Map
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Other
Ancient Mesopotamia Fine Art Reproductions
Ancient Mesopotamia Student Worksheets
British museum Paper Pageants:
Egyptians
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Other
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Other
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Other
Other
Egyptian Pyramid Activity Set
Evidence Cards (2 Student Sets)
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Other
Other
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Other
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Other
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Other
Manequin
Orphans of History
Prehistoric Times Fine Art Reproductions 8 sets
Prehistoric Times Kit -‐ Student Worksheets
Pyramid Times Newspaper
Seattle Times Ancient Egypt Special Feature
Viewing Man's First Art
Uzbekistan Airways
University Prints
Uzbekistan Airways Magazine
Life Magazine special publication on work and pleasure in ancient Egypt.
Map of the "Indian Country" of the southwestern United States.
Shepard
8 class sets of 27 Reproductions from University Prints of Boston on Ancient Mesopotamia.
Barbara Loften
Beverly Saunders
Scenes of a nobleman's banquet, the highway of Egypt, the River Nile, and family funeral to make from paper. From the British Museum.
Pyramid activity set includes 3-‐d model of pyramid.
American Anthropological Evidence Cards (2 Student Sets) from Origins of Assoc.
Humanness/Patterns in Human History.
RISE
RISE Manequin
Sacramento Bee Insert
Prehistoric Times Fine Art Reproductions 8 sets
Barbara Lofton
Kernan Turner
Prehistoric Times Kit -‐ Student Worksheets
Pyramid Times "newspaper".
Searching For Ancient Egypt; special section of the Seattle Times newspaper.
Travel section of the ER from August 2000 on Altamira Cave, Spain.
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Paperback
Cow-‐Tail Switch, The and Other West Afican Stories (COPY)
Harold Courlander and George Herzg
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Paperback
Jr. Karate
Michael Teitelbaum
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Paperback
Pyramid Information Booklet
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Paperback
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Paperback
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Poster
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Poster
Poster
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Poster
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Slides
Spiral Bound
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Spiral Bound
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Spiral Bound
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Spiral Bound
Readings for Origins of Humanness
Twentieth Century Genocide, ed. M. Mursudlu
Myth and Realities
Egyptians, The ;
National Geographic Map/Poster
Fertile Cresent Poster Pages
History Throught Art and Architecture: Mesopotamia -‐ poster
Shiva Nataraja -‐ Lord of the Dance Egypt Slides
Ancient Mesopotamia Teacher's Barbara Loften
Guide
Early Humans
Judy Smith and Carolyn Nichols
Prehistoric Times Kit -‐ Teacher's Barbara Lofton
Guide
Teaching Plan for Origins of Humanness
Photcopy of book. The stories of West Africa are about men and animals, about kings and warriors, and hunters. They tell about clever people and stupid people, about good ones and bad ones, about things and animals got to be how they are.
A small picture book illustrating and discussing basic principles of the art and competition, terms, discipline, etc.
Informational booklet on pyramids from the pyramid activity pack.
Readings on Origins of Humanness/Patterns in Human History
Twentieth Century Genocide, Myth and Realities. Book given by Dilara, visiting Caucuses Teacher Summer 2003.
Four laminated pages on the fertile cresent.
Poster with timeline, map, art and architecture of Ancient Mesopotamia.
Labeled picture of Shiva explaining symbolism.
Slides of Egypt
Teacher's guide to Ancient Mesopotamia
Instructional guide for sixth grade teachers: Step into the Past: Early Humans.
Curriculum for Prehistoric Times.
Teaching Plan for Origins of Humanness/Pattern in Human History
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Video
Flintknapping with Bruce Bradley, Bruce Bradley, PhD.
PhD.
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Video
Flintknapping with Bruce Bradley, Bruce Bradley, PhD.
PhD.
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AU -‐ Australia Book
AU -‐ Australia
AU -‐ Australia
AU -‐ Australia
AU -‐ Australia
Book
Book
Book
Book
African Face Statue
Heavy Quilted Cotton Shoes -‐ China
Dreamtime Aboriginal Stories
Echidna and the Shade Tree, The
Folktales & Fables of Asia & Australia
Journey through Australia
This film demostrates the fundamentals of the art of FLINTKNAPPING. Dr. Bradley explains and shows the process of stone tool manufacture. Internationally renowned expert, Dr. Bradley, is an active professional archeologist and educator. This film demostrates the fundamentals of the art of FLINTKNAPPING. Dr. Bradley explains and shows the process of stone tool manufacture. Internationally renowned expert, Dr. Bradley, is an active professional archeologist and educator. 9" high blackened wood carved face from Africa.
Oodgeroo
Mona Green
Ingpen & Hayes
Rod & Emilie Cooper
Kookaburra Pauline Reilly
Lardil Keepers of the Dreamtime David McKnight
My ancestors are from Australia & Fletcher, & Schreiner
Canada
My Grandma Lived in Gooliguch Graeme Base
Singing Snake, The
Czernecki, & Rhodes
Sydney Sketchbook
Tess Van Sommers
Tiddalick the Frog
Susan Nunes
Describes some distinct features of life in Australlia and, in particular, such cities as Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne, Darwin, Perth, and Brisbane.
Retells the Aboriginal tale about what happened when the giant frog Tiddalick had such a great thrist that he drank all the fresh water of the world.
AU -‐ Australia Hardback
Kun-‐Man-‐Gur: The Rainbow Serpent
James Cowan AU -‐ Australia Paperback
Australia and New Zealand
A True Book
Elaine Landau
AU -‐ Australia Paperback
Look What Came from Australia
Kevin Davis
AU -‐ Australia
Australia
D.V. Georges
BC -‐ Butte County
Book
Echoes of the Past -‐ From Century Jon Bidwell
Magazine
Book
What's In the Woods
William N. Dennison & Clifford R. Gilbert
In this telling of an Aboriginal creation myth, the Rainbow Serpent, Kun-‐Man-‐Gur, finds home and food for the flying foxes after he punishes bat for saying that they smelled bad. Includes forward explaining the background and importance of myth.
Australia and New Zealand
The People
History of Two Nations
The Governmants
The Nations' Economies
Unique Wildlife and Sights
To Find Out More
Important Words
Describes many things that originally came from Australia, including inventions, sports and games, food, musical instruments, animals and words.
Introduces the geographical features of Australia, its animals, and Aborigines.
First Immigrant Train to California
Life in California Before the Gold Discovery
Fremont in the Conquest of California
Life stories and history as told by the kids who lived in Northern California Diamond Match Company Logging Camps 1927-‐1944
Brochure
Butte Creek Canyon (set)
Brochure
Field Trip Fun for Kids: Colman Memorial Museum of Butte Creek Canyon
(Class Set of 23)
Charts
1915 Rules for Teachers
Charts
Old Sacramento Schoolhouse Punishment Chart (c. 1818)
Butte County; An Illustrated History
Hardback
Coleman Museum
Bill Tablitzer
Set of 12 brochures
Includes information on:
Butte Creek Canyon
Colman Museum
Centerville
Covered Bridge
Maidu
Pioneers
Gold Rush
Chinese
This booklet is designed especially for children...and the rest of us who are young at heart. Hopefully, the questions and projects contained herein will make your visit or field trip a more interesting and lasting experience. Use this booklet to learn much more than just a superficial glance at the life and times of the Maidu Indians, Gold Rush 49'ers, the Chinese, Cattle Ranchers, and others who called Butte Creek Canyon their home. 1915 Rules for Teachers chart reproduction from Old Sacramento Schoolhouse Museum.
Reproduction of punishment chart from the Old sacramento Schoolhouse Museum.
"Butte County; An Illustrated History" is a celebration of the county's exciting beginnings and studied development. Includes information on John Bidwell & agriculture, Sam Neal & ranching, miners, towns such as Cherokee, Stringtown, Rich Gulch, and Long's Bar , Ishi, and the Yana Indians. Beautifully illustrated with historical prints and stunning color views of the county today. BC -‐ Butte County
Hardback
Diggin's
Butte County Historical Society
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
vol. 38 #1&2 Spring & Summer
Contents:
Butte Creek Canyon
Centerville School
Honeyrun Covered Bridge
Diamondville
Helltown
Hintz Family
Chinese
Roads
Bridges
Horning Family
Vol. 7 #3 Fall Edition
Contents:
Sam Lewis Children
Library
Park Hotel Landmark
Vol. 1 #4 Winter Edition
contents:
John Bidwell
Flour
Ski Resort
Cherokee Strip
Trees
Vol. 31 #2 Summer Edition
contents:
Chico Normal School
California State University Chico
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Vol. 31 #3 Fall Edition
contents:
Headstones
Jewish Communities
Oroville
Contents:
Farmers
Mechanics
Gridley
Biggs
Jewish Communities
Contents:
Farmers
Mechanics
Gridley
Biggs
Jewish Communities
Vol. 30 #2 Summer Edition
Contents:
Henry Wetherbee Henshaw
Photographer
John Bidwell
Agriculture
Vol. 31 #1 Spring Edition
Contents:
Cecil Lambert
Mildred Lambert
Miner
Logger
Flume Worker
Rotunda Building
Magazine
Diggin's
Vol. 30 # 3 & 4 Fall & Winter Edition
Contents:
Broadway
Downtown Chico
Jewish Communities
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Vol. 29 # 3 &4
Contents:
Jewish Cemetary Plaque
Oroville
vol. 32 #3 Fall Edition
Contents:
Wyandotte
Cemetary
Stirling City
Italian Community
vol. 32 #2 Summer Edition
Contents:
Flora Menzelaar
Ehmann Home
Paradise
vol. 33 #1 Spring Edition
Contents:
Joseph Rubins
Thermalito
Apricots
Plumbing
Mystery Tunnel
Chico
Museum
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Butte County Historical Society`
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Contents:
Cohasset
Cemetary
Gold
vol 22 #2 Summer Edition
Contents:
Oroville
Turn of the Century
Contents:
EasterFashion
Historic Costumes
Butte College
Paris Gown
Hobble Skirt
Bidwell
vol. 25 # 1 Spring Edition
Butte County silver anniversary
Contents:
Theater
Motion Pictures
Pacific Lodge
Long Bar
Contents:
Bidwell Bar Bridge
Flood
Oroville
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
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Diggin's
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Diggin's
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Diggin's
Contents:
St John the Evangelist Episcopal Church
Chico
Richardsons Springs
Contents:
Camp Lassen
Golden Jubilee Emblem
Scouts
Civilian Conservation Corps
Contents:
Chico Army Air Base
Charles Randolph
Civic Leader
Oregon City
Contents:
Elsie Hamburger
Republican
Newspaper Editors
Contents:
Lincoln Highway
Horse and Buggy
Auto
Elsie Bennett Hamburger
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Contents:
Thomas Callow
Wells Fargo
Norman Rideout
Phebe Rideout
Stagecoach
vol. 38 # 1 & 2 Spring & Summer Edition
Contents:
Butte Creek Canyon
Centerville School
Honeyrun Covered Bridge
Diamondville
Helltown
Hintz Family
Chinese
Roads
Bridges
Horning Family
vol. 45 #2
Contents:
Washington Family
Ishi
Sheriff John Webber
Cherokee
vol. 44 #4 Winter Edition
Contents:
Seal of the State of California
Museum
Boynton
Sesquicentennial
California
Magazine
Diggin's
Contents:
Elephant
Millard Fillmore
John Bidwell
Pioneer Sooy Family
Fred Green
Contents:
Sacajawea
Gold
President Hayes
Gold Mining
Contents:
Feather River
Oroville
Gold Rush
Isthmus of Panama
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Contents:
Feather River
Oroville
Gold Rush
Isthmus of Panama
Magazine
Diggin's
vol. 42 # 2 Summer Edition
Contents:
Groceries
Chico
Civil War
Blacksmith
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
Contents:
Gold Panning
Argonaut
James L Keefer
Logging
John Bidwell
Contents: Oroville
Diamond Mill
Irish
Haselbusch
Contents: Sutter's Mill
Gold
Sesquicentennial
Bidwell Mansion
Bidwell Bar
Henry Mighels
Painting
Contents:
Moses Wick
Stage Stop
Freeway
William Sharkey
Astella Wood Sharkey
Hamilton Cemetery
Magalia Church
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Diggin's
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Diggin's
Magazine
Diggin's
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Diggin's`
Magazine
Dogtown Territorial Quarterly
Dogtown Territorial
vol. 36 #3
Contents:
Santa Cruz Mission
Gold
Gridley Union High School
Oroville
Contents:
Chapmantown
Chico
Cherokee Mine
Long Bar
Feather River
vol. 24 # 3 Fall Edition
Contents:
President Rutherford B Hayes
Great Western Tour
Contents:
Paradise Depot
Number 10
Contents:
Settlements
Donner Party
Bidwell Bar
Yana Indians
Ike Ketchum
Magazine
Dogtown Territorial BC -‐ Butte County
Magazine
Magazine
Dogtown Territorial Number 12
Contents:
Johnson's Ranch
Ancient People
E Clampus Vitus
Ide's Adobe
Ishi
Mel Speegle
George Lovlock
California Settlement
Land Grants
Murder of hi Good
Number 14
Contents:
Soldiers
Pioneers
Bakers
Heinrich Schlemann
Robert Semple
1993 Wagon Train
Rich Bar
Ishi's Villages
Deaths of Cowie & Fowler
Number 15
Contents:
Three Knolls Masacre
Silver Legacy
Bidwell
Tom Bell
Robert Semple
Rich Bar
Archaeology
Colusa Archives
Magazine
Magazine
Magazine
Dotgtown Territorial Quartery
Dogtown Territorial
Number 44
Contents:
State Capital
Diamonds
Platinum
Emeralds
Traders
Travelers
Hoserthieves
Old Spanish Trail
Number 42
Contents:
John Bidwell
Rancho Chico Indian Treaty
Alcades of Northern California
Guardians of the Mountaintops
Number 8
Contents:
Pence's Ranch
Bidwell Bar
Early Press
Vigilantes
Beckwourth
51st State
Map
Map of Butte County
Other
Other
"Hearts of Ice": Cherokee's Taran March
Diamonds
Foster Ranch Information Packet Holly Foster Other
Soil Survey of the Chico Area
Paperback
Captured by the Mill Creek Indians A. Thankful Carson
Paperback
Oroville, California -‐ Images of California
Poster
Cherokee's Famous Eclipse Band, 1885
Reward Poster
Poster
McCain and Associates
James Lenhoff
Map of Butte County induding:Cherokee
Cohasset
Chico
Forest Ranch
Magalia
Berry Creek
Stirling City
Richvale Nelson
Paradise
Oroville
Honcut
Durham
Dayton
Biggs
Yankee Hill
Chico News & Review Cover Article re; Diamond Mines in Cherokee.
Information collected for the Magical History Tour 2002 by Foster Ranch.
Soil Survey of Chico Area by the US Dept. of Agriculture Bureau of Chemistry and Soils.
A true story of the capture of the Sam Lewis children in 1863. Incidents in the early history of Butte County. Written by the sole survivor.
Images of California
Oroville, California
James Lenhoff
Laminated reproduction photograph of the Famous Eclipse Band of Cherokee c. 1885
Laminated reward poster from Oroville, August 18, 1875. For the arrest and conviction of the robber of the Quincy Stage.
Spiral Bound
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Butte County
Street and Road Atlas
Amazon Diary: The Jungle Adventures of Alex Winters
Big Rivers
Dipping into Creeks
A Packet for Creek Studies
Dipping Into Creeks
A Packet for Creek Studies
Sacramento River Conservation Area Handbook -‐ Draft
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Into the Unknown
Major Powell's River Journey
Street & Road Atlas of : Chico, Gridley, Oroville,Paradise, Bangor Berry Creek, Biggs, Brush Creek, Butte Meadows, Butte Valley, Centerville, Clipper Mills, Cohasset, Dayton, Durham, Feather Falls, Forbestown, Forest Ranch, Honcut, Magalia, Nelson, Nord, Palermo, Pentz, Richvale, Stirling City, & Thermalito.
Hudson Talbott and Mark Book, video and lesson plans on the Amazon river
Greenberg
Binder includes lesson plans created by local teachers during RISE institute on Big Rivers. Masters of materials from the institute are included.
Sacramento Chapter of Creeks naturally attract children; they are just about the the Urban Creeks Council right size of water for easy exploration. With flowing water, wooded banks, a variety of wildlife-‐combined with ready made fascination-‐local creeks are an ideal resource for teaching science concepts. The material in this curriculum is designed to encourage educators of all types to use creeks as classrooms so that more people will learn about them, learn to value them-‐and work to protect them.
The Sacramento Chapter Creeks naturally attract children; they are just about the of the Urban Creeks right size of water for easy exploration. With flowing water, Council
wooded banks, a variety of wildlife-‐combined with ready made fascination-‐local creeks are an ideal resource for teaching science concepts. The material in this curriculum is designed to encourage educators of all types to use creeks as classrooms so that more people will learn about them, learn to value them-‐and work to protect them.
Sacramento River Advisory Prepared by the Sacramento River Advisory Council to foster Council
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Peter Anderson
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain
The All About Great Rivers of the Anne Terry White
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America's Wild and Scenic Rivers Special Publications Division
Big Rivers, The Bruce Hiscock
The MIssouri, the Mississippi, and the Ohio
Bridge on the Drina, The Lovett F. Edwards
A thrilling story of man's dependence upon the great rivers of the world and his constant struggle to harness them for his greatest good. Full page illustrated maps and dramatic drawings by Kurt Wiese will excite the interest of every reader.
Once the continent was webbed with splendid, free-‐flowing rivers. Now these have become rare, and often are threatened with degradation. This volume tells of state adn national efforts to preserve these streams and of the dedicated people who defend them. Illustrated with more than a hundred vivid color photographs, this book will bring the world of rivers to life for you.
Describes the conditions that led up to the severe flooding in the Mississippi River valley in 1993.
A vivid depiction of the suffering history upon the people of Bosnia from the late sixteenth century to the beginning of WWI. A great stone bridge built 3 centuries ago in the heart of the Balkans by a Grand Vezir of the Ottoman Empire dominates the setting. Spanning generations, nationalities and creeds the bridge stands witness to the countless lives played out upon it.
Cadillac Desert
The American West and Its Disappearing Water
Marc Reisner
Cassady, Calhoun
California Whitewater
A Guide to the Rivers
Child' sBook of Rivers, A
Day on the River, A
Reinhard Miche
Deep River
Shusaku Endo
Everglades
Jean Craighead George
The story of the American West is the story of a relentless quest for a precious resource: water. It is a tale of rivers diverted and dammed, of political corruption and intrigue, of billion dollar battes over water rights, of ecologic and economic disaster. In this book, Marc Reisner writes of the earliest settlers, lured by the promise of paradise, and of the ruthless tactics employed by Los Angeles politicians and business interests to ensure the city's growth. He documents the bitter rivalry between two government giants, the Bureau of Reclamation and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, in the competition to transform the west. E. Joseph Dreany
Paul, Bernie, and Thomas are playing hooky from school. Early in the morning, the three are on their way to the river. There they experience exciting adventures-‐in the Jungle, on Puma Island, and with the Sea Monster and the Iron Monsters. A juvenile nature and environmental picture book with poster. The river is the Ganges, where a group of Japanese tourists converge: Isobe, grieving the death of the wife he ignored in life; Kiguchi, haunted by war-‐time memories of the Highway of Death in burma; Numanda, recovering from a critical illness; Mitsuko, a cynical woman struggling with inner emptiness; and, the butt of her cruel interest, Otsu, a failed seminarian for whom the figure on the cross is a god of many faces. In this novel, the renowned Japanese writer Shusaku Endo reaches his ultimate religious vision.
Describes the Florida Everglades, the evolution of this unique area, and the impact humans have had on its once-‐
abundance life forms.
Exploring the World' s Great Wild Bangs, Kallen
Rivers
Rivergods
Gift of the Nile
Jan M. Mike
An Ancient Egyptian Legend
Girl Named Disaster, A
Nancy Farmer
Heart of Darkness
Joseph Conrad
Heart of Darkness
Joseph Conrad
Heart of Darkness
Joseph Conrad
Heart of Darkness
Joseph Conrad
House by the River, A
William Miller
Laughing River, The
Elizabeth Haze Vega
Teacher's Guide with Lesson Plans
During a magical boat ride on the Nile, Mutemwia proves that her love for the Pharaoh is a gift of the heart and needs no cage to hold it.
While fleeing from Mozambique to Zimbabwee to escape an unwanted marriage, an eleven-‐year-‐old Shona girl, struggles to escape drowing and starvation and in doing so comes close to the luminious world of African spirits.
The tale concerns the journey of the narrator (Marlow) up the congo River on behalf of a Belgian trading company. Far upriver, he encounters the mysterious Kurtz, an ivory trader who exercises an almost godlike sway over the inhabitants of the region. Both repelled and fascinated by the man, Marlow is brought face to face with the corruption and despair that Conrad saw at the heart of human existence.
Belinda's courage is tested when she and her mother sits out a storm, hoping that their house will protect them from the rising river.
Teachers are guided through a variety of lesson plans, the peace council and other activities as they relate to life experiences and The Laughing River book, musical audiotape and drum.
Laughing River, The BR -‐ Big Rivers Book
Letting Swift River Go
Jane Yolen
Lyddie
Katherine Paterson
Magic School Bus at the Joanna Cole
Waterworks, The Mark Twain and the Queen of the Cheryl Harness
Mississippi
Elizabeth Haze Vega
Mekong: A Journey on the Mother Michael Yamashita
of Waters
Mighty Mississippi, The Bern Keating
Mike Fink
Steven Kellogg
A folktale for peace.A folktale for peace. Lyrical folktale concerning two African tribes in conflict who are brought together by a melodious, laughing river.
Teachers are guided through a variety of lesson plans, the peace council and other activities as they relate to life experiences and The Laughing River book, musical audiotape, and drum.
Teachers are guided through a variety of lesson plans, the peace council and other activities as they relate to life experiences and The Laughing River book, musical audiotape, and drum.
Relates Sally Jane's experience of changing times in rural America, as she lives through the drowning of the Swift River towns in western Massachusetts to form the Quabbin Reservoir.
Impoverished Vermont farm girl Lyddie Worthen is determined to gain her independence by becoming a factory worker in Lowell, Massachusetts, in the 1840's.
Focuses on this American author's connection with steamboats on the Mississippi River while also presenting a history of the craft.
Michael Yamashita's rich photographs of the varied cultures adn peoples who inhabit the lands along the Mekong give a picture of the diversity of life in these regions never before covered in such detail. Many of the 73 images will surprise the reader, as they are from locations rarely seen by outsiders.
My Visit to the Aquarium
Aliki Brandenberg
During hisvisit to an aquarium, a boy finds out about the charateristics and environments of many different marine and freshwater creatures.
Describes the lives and interactions of animals and plants that inhabit the many worlds of water.
A small canoe carved by an Indian boy makes a journey from Lake Superior all the way to the Atlantic Ocean. BR -‐ Big Rivers Book
Our Wet World
Sneed B. Collard
Paddle to the Sea
Clancy Holling
Paddle to the Sea
Holling Clancy Holling
paperback
Paddle to the Sea
Holling Clancy Holling
Hardcover
Paperbag Princess, The Robert N. Munsch
River Dream, A Allen Say
River Life
A Close-‐up Look at the Natural World of a River
River Ran Wild, A
Barbara Taylor
River That Went to the Sky, The Twelve Tales by African Storytellers
River, The Mary Medlicott
Hardcover
Lynne Cherry
Jeunesse, Bour
While sick in bed, a young boy opens a box from his uncle and embarks on a fantastical fishing trip.
Examines, in text and photography, the animals and plants that live in and along the river.
An environmental history of the Nashua River, from its discovery by Indians through the polluting years of the Industrial Revolution to the ambitious cleanup that revitalized it.
Includes nine stories based in folklore from various African countries and three original stories, representing the cultural diversity which exists in Africa.
River, The Gary Paulsen
Andrew Haslam
Rivers
The Hands on Approach to Geography
Rivers of the West
The Story of the Western Rivers
Rivers that Gave Gifts, The An Afro American Story
Running the Amazon
Sacred River
Ted Lewin
Sarah and the People of Sand River
Snow Toward Evening
A Year in a River Valley
Story About Ping, The W.D. Valgardson
Elizabeth Hogan
Margo Humphrey
Joe Kane
Artist Ted lewin captures the colorful pageantry of Hindu pilgrimage in watercolor paintings that reveal the resplendent divine light that has enveloped the ancient city and its devout since time began.
Josette Frank
Marjorie Flack
Streams to the River, River to the Scott O'Neal
Sea
Three Days on a River in a Red Vera B. Williams
Canoe
Trouble River
Betsy Byars
Water and Population Dynamics
Local Approaches to a Global Challenge
Four children each make their own special gift to the beloved elder woman of the town.
Alex de Sherbinin
Mother, Aunt Rosie, and two children make a three-‐day camping trip by canoe.
When he builds his raft, a twelve-‐year-‐old boy never dreams that it will serve as the sole means of escape for him and his grandmother when hostile Indians threaten their prairie cabin.
Water Dance
Thomas Locker
Where the River Begins
Thomas Locker
Woman Who Outshone the Sun, Alejandro Cruz Martinez
The BR -‐ Big Rivers Book
The BR -‐ Big Rivers Magazine
California Chronicles
Water
Shaman's Apprentice, The Mark J. Plotkin
A Tale of the Amazon Rain Forest
BR -‐ Big Rivers Magazine
C -‐ China
Activity Kit
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
Artifact
Artifact
Binder
Tangram-‐1600 Ancient Chinese Puzzles
Chinese Figurine
Turtle Compass
China
Water speaks of existence in such forms as storm clouds, mist, rainbows, and rivers. Includes factual information on the water cycle.
Retells the Zapotec legnd of, Lucia Zenteno, a beautiful woman with magical powers who is exiled from a mountain village and takes its water away in punishment.
Retells the Zapotec legnd of, Lucia Zenteno, a beautiful woman with magical powers who is exiled from a mountain village and takes its water away in punishment.
Kamanya believes in the shaman's wisdom about the healing properties of plants found in the Amazon rain forest and hopes one day to be a healer for his people.
Joost Elffers and Michael Schuyt
Shepard
Teaching binder on China with sections on: Planning, media, Introduction to China, History, Developement of Writing, Literature, Mapping, China Then & Now, & Local History.
C -‐ China
Binder
China // A Teaching Workbook
editor Roberta Martin
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
Binder
Binder
Binder
Binder
China Then & Now
China World Neighbor Series
China: Teacher Resource Book
Chinese Cuisine
Finney, Kindle
Fries, Lems-‐Taydif
RISE
Shepard
C -‐ China
Binder
C -‐ China
Binder
Chinese New Year, Festivals, Dragons
Dragons of China
C -‐ China
Binder
C. Goldsmith; RISE teachers
compiled by Charlotte Goldsmith
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Binder
C -‐ China
Binder
C -‐ China
Book
Made in China: Ideas and Inventions from Ancient China
Teaching a Region in Transition:The Pearl River Delta
Caryn White Stedman/John Hallowell Stedman
Teaching Workbook with sections on:
Perceptions/Misconceptions
Geography
Language
Art: An Introduction to History
Traditional China
Modern History
Chinese Society
Contemporary China
U.S. -‐ China Relations
Culture
Food & Cooking
Chinese Americans
Binder with written resources, recipes, lessons and other information on Chinese Cuisine.
Lessons for students in grades 9 -‐ 12 & college on the Pearl River Delta by PIER -‐ Programs in International Educational Resources /The Center for International and Area Studies Yale University. Understanding China in the 21st Gary Mukai, Carey Moore Political, Economic, and Security Issues in the Asia/Pacific Century
and Jocelyn Young
region. US and Japanese relations with China: Case studies of cooperation and competition.
SPICE
Adventure in Splendid China
Erika Fabian C -‐ China
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An Introduction to Chinese Peggy Goldstein
Writing
Ancient China
Edward H. Schafer
Great Ages of Man
Art of the Dragon, The
Ballad of Mulan, The
Cambridge Encyclopedia of China, Brain Hook
The
New Edition
Cat and Rat
Ed Young
Ch'i-‐Lin Purse, The
A Collection of Ancient Chinses Stories
Changing World of Mongolia's Nomads, The
Children of China, The
Introduces the Chinese zodiac and relates how each of its twelve sings was named for an animal selected by the Jade Emperor.
Linda Fang
Melvyn Goldstein and Cynthia Beall
Matti A. Pitkanen
Chin Ling
The Chinese Cricket
Chin Yu Min and the Ginger Cat
Alison Stilwell
China
China
China
China A History in Art
China Regional Studies Series
China Emerges
A Concise History of China...
Rhoads Murphey, Ph.D.
Rhoads Murphey, Ph.D.
James Neil Hantula
Smith, Wan-‐go Weng
Jennifer Armstrong
Hoobler, Kort
Warshaw, Bromwell
An introduction to the history, geography, and culture of China through brief descriptions of the day-‐to-‐day lives of a variety of children.
Through her friendship with a ginger cat, a haughty Chinese widow learns to be humble and to provide for herself.
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
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C -‐ China
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China Since 1945
China: Then and Now
Dynasties to Dragon Boats, Pagodas to Pavilions
China's Ancient Technology
Stewart Ross
Finney, Kindle
Witness History series
China Science and Technology Museum and China Reconstructs
Charlie Chin
Photos of an exhibition by the China Association for Science and Technology, and Foreign Associate showing the diversity of China's technology
Legend of Hua Mu Lan who goes to war disguised as a man to save the family honor and becomes a great general.
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Book
China's Bravest Girl
C -‐ China
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Book
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Derk Bodde
Evelyn Lip
C -‐ China
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Book
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China's Gifts to the West
Chinese Art ofSurvival , The
Sun Zi Life, Business & War
Chinese Art Treasures
Chinese Brush Painting Workstation
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
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VR Burkhardt
Raelene Tan
C -‐ China
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Chinese Creeds and Customs
Chinese Etiquette
A Matter of Course
Chinese Fables
Chinese festivals in Hong Kong
Chinese Jade
Chinese Jade:
Stone for the Emperors
Chinese Knew
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Book
Chinese Mother Goose Rhymes
Tung Chung-‐ssu
Barbara E. Ward
Joan Hartman-‐goldsmith
Barry Twill and Paula Swart
Tillie Pine and Joseph Levine
Robert Wyndham
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C -‐ China
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Chinese New Year
Chinese New Year
Dianne MacMillan
Tricia Brown C -‐ China
Book
Chinese New Year's Dragon
Rachel Sing
Tourism Bureau
HSU, I Ching
Introduction to the art of Chinese Brush Painting. Includes fine quality chinese paper and all the elements you need to begin.
Fables retold in both Chinese and English
A collection of Nursery Rhymes translated from Chinese, including ones on lady bugs, kites, and bumps on the head.
Text and photographs depict the celebration of Chinese New Year by Chinese Americans living in San Francisco's Chinatown.
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Chinese Parables:
Tales That Teach
Chinese Revolution, The
Chingis Khan and the Mongol Empire
Chronological Table of Chinese and World Cultures, A
Classical Chinese Myths
Concept of Order in Ancient China, The
Confucius and Ancient China
D is for Doufu
Tan Huay Peng
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Ming Tsow
The China Project
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Day With Ling, A
Demystifying the Chinese Language
Digging to China
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Dragon Book, The
Dragon Lover, The Dragon Parade
Dragon Prince, The
E.D. Edwards-‐ editor
Yong-‐Sheng Xuan
Steven A. Chin
Laurence Yep
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Book
Dragon's Gate
Laurence Yep
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
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Dragon's Gate
Dragon's Pearl, The
Laurence Yep
Julie Lawson and Paul Morin
A series of parables, fables, folk tales and legends of the world, delightful retold with wit and humor.
Anthony Weston
Malcolm Yapp
National Palace Museum, Philosophy, art & technology
Taipei
Jan and Yvonne Walls
Chan, Chu
Rowland-‐Entwistle
Maywan Shen Krach
Donna Rawlins
An alphabet book approach exploring the beauty and richness of the Chinese culture.
Hearing her friend Marj, the elderly lady next door, speak wistfully of China, Alexis digs a hole all the way through the earth to that exotic country and brings back a postcard for Marj's birthday.
A poor farmer's youngest dughter agrees to marry a fierce dragon in order to save her father's life.
When he accidentally kills a Manchu, a Chinese boy is sent to America to join his father, an uncle, and another Chinese working to built a tunnel for the transcontinental railroad through the Sierra Nevada mountains in 1867.
During a terrible drought, a cheerful, dutiful sonfinds a magic perl which forever changes his life and the lives of his mother and neighbors.
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Dragon's Robe, The
Deborah Nourse Lattimore A young weaver in twelfth-‐century China saves her people from drought and foreign invasion by weaving the imperial dragon's robe.
Theresa Coleman
The genius of China, a close-‐up guide.
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Dragons and Silk: From the Forbidden City
Dragons, Gods and Spirits
Early Civilization in China
Emperor and the Kite, The
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Empress of china
Wu Ze Tian
Jiang, Cheng An
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Empty Pot, The
Demi
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Jay Williams
C -‐ China
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Everyone Knows What a Dragon Looks Like
Exploration Into China
First Emperor of China, The
Tao Tao Sanders
William Watson
Jane Yolen
Empires Beyond the Great Wall: Adam Kessler
The Heritage of Genghis Khan
Empress and the Silkworm, The
Lily Toy Hong
Wang Tao
Guisso, Pagani, and Miller
When the emporer is imprisoned in a high tower, his smallest daughter, whom he has always ignored, uses her kite to save him.
A fictionalized account of the empress of china's discovery, around 2700BC, that the cocoons of the worms in her mulbery trees were made of fine, shiny, silken thread which could ve made into a beautiful cloth.
Tells the story of Wu Ze Tian, a palace attendant who became China's only female emperor and brought prosperity and cultural growth to China during the T'ang dynasty.
When Ping admits he is the only child in China unable to grow a flower from the seeds distributed by the Emporer, he is rewarded for his hinesty.
Because of the road sweepers belief in him, a dragon savesthe city of Wu from the wild Horsemen of the north.
An explanation of discoveries made in China.
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Five Chinese Brothers, The
Claire Huchet Bishop and Five brothers who look just alike outwit the executioner by Kurt Wiese
using their extraordinary individual qualities.
L. Chao
C -‐ China
Book
C -‐ China
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Folk Stories
Volume 2
Great Ancient China Projects
Great Wall, The
Great Wall, The
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Growing Up in Ancient China
Ken Teague
C -‐ China
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June Behrens
C -‐ China
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Gung Hay Fat Choy
Happy New Year
Homesick: My Own Story
Houses of China
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Josh Brooman
C -‐ China
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Imperial China: From the first Emperor to Kublai Khan
Journey into China
Journey into China
Khan's Daughter, The: A Mongolian folktale
Land of Yesterday, Land of Tomorrow
Discovering Chinese Centra l Asia
Lao Tzu -‐ Tao Teh Ching
Lance Kramer
William Lindesay
Zewen, Wilson, Drege, Delahaye
Jean Fritz
Bonnie Shemie
Lawrence Yep
Brent Ashabranner
translated by Dr. John C. H. Wu
With access granted by the Chinese to a Western publisher, for the first time, to their archives, their photographic and artistic documentation and to the Wall itself, a team of researchers, historians and graphic experts from both East and West have produced a fascinating and definitive, one-‐
volume portrait of the Great Wall
Describes daily life in ancient China, discussing life in the country, life in the city, schools, festivals and other aspects.
Explains the significance of the chinese New Year and describes its celebration by Chinese Americans.
In trying to shelter their families against difficult climates on difficult land, the chinese have over the centuries created fascinating dwellings. This book contains colorful drawings and easy-‐to-‐read text. A simple sheperd must pass three tests in order to marry the Khan's beautiful daughter.
Photographs and text explore the Chinese province of Xinjiang, closed to foreigners by the Communist government in 1949 and only reported in 1984.
C -‐ China
Book
Last Dragon, The
Susan Miho Nunes
While spending the summer in Chinatown with his great-‐
aunt, a young boy finds an old ten-‐man dragon in a shop and gets a couple of people to help him repair it.
C -‐ China
Book
Li Shufen
C -‐ China
Book
Legends of Ten Chinese Traditional Festivals
Liang and the Magic Paintbrush
C -‐ China
Book
Lion Dancer
C -‐ China
Book
Lion Dancer
C -‐ China
Book
Lion Dancer
C -‐ China
Book
Lion Dancer
C -‐ China
Book
Lion Dancer
C -‐ China
Book
Lion Dancer
C -‐ China
Book
Little Pear -‐ Paperback
A poor boy who longs to paint is given a magic brush that brings to life whatever he pictures.
Kate Waters and This is a story of the most important day of Ernie Wan's life. Madeline Slovenz-‐Low
This Chinese New Year, he will perform his forst Lion Dance on the streets of New York City.
Kate Waters and Madeline this is a story of the most important day of Ernie Wan's life. Slovenz-‐Low
This chinese New Year, he will perform his first Lion Dance on the streets of New York city.
Eleanor Frances Lattimore
C -‐ China
Book
Lon Po Po
Ed Young
C -‐ China
Book
Long is a Dragon
Chinese Writing for Children
Peggy Goldstein
Demi
Three sisters staying home alone are endangered by a hungry wolf who is disguised as their grandmother.
C -‐ China
Book
Long is a Dragon; Chinese Writing Peggy Goldstein
for Children
Explains how Chinese writing developed and demonstres how to write seventy-‐five Chinese charcters, using detailed instructions and examples.
C -‐ China
Book
C -‐ China
Book
Ma Ma Hu Hu -‐ An introduction to Peggy Goldstein
Chinese Writing
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
Ideas and Inventions from Ancient China
C -‐ China
Book
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
Explore ancient china's scientific discoveries and technology in this lively account of people, ideas, and social change.
May be checked out as a class set with teachers guide ID #2266
C -‐ China
Book
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book
Making of Monkey King, The
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
Book
Book
Mandarin Squares
Marco Polo
And People Marco Polo met
C -‐ China
Book
Mongolia: Vanishing Cultures
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
Book
Book
Mongols, The
Moon Lady, The
retold by Robert Kraus and Debby Chen
VAlery M. Garrett
Social Science Staff of the Educational Research Council of America
Jan Reynolds
Two nomadic Mongolian children listen to stories of the past from their father and yearn for their own horses, creatures essential for their way of life.
Robert Nicholson
Facts, stories & activities
Amy Tan
Nai-‐nai tells her granddaughters the story of her outing, as a seven year old girl in china, to see the Moon Lady and be granted a secret wish.
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
Book
Book
Mooncakes and hungry ghosts
Carol Stepanchuck
New Archaeological Finds in China
C -‐ China
Book
Leila Merrell Foster
C -‐ China
Book
Nien Cheng
Courage in China
Oracle Bones, Stars, and Wheelbarrows
C -‐ China
Book
Zhang Wenli
C -‐ China
Book
Qin Terracotta Army, The; Treasures of Lintong
Rainbow People, The
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
Book
Book
Red Eggs and Dragon Boats
Red Means Good Fortune
Carol Stepanchuk
Barbara Diamond Goldin
C -‐ China
Book
C -‐ China
Book
Remarkable Journey of Prince Jen, Lloyd Alexander
The
Sam and the Lucky Money
Karen Chinn
C -‐ China
Book
Seven Chinese Brothers, The
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
Book
Book
C -‐ China
Book
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
Book
Book
Seven Sisters, The
Silk Road, The :
Treasures of Tang China
Silk Route, The
7000 Miles of History
Simple Etiquette in China
Song of Mu Lan, The
Frank Ross,Jr.
Laurence Yep
Margeret Mahy
Historical & Cultural Exhibition Pte Ltd.
John Major
Caroline Mason
Jeanne M. Lee
Discoveries during the cultural revolution.
Discusses the achievements of the ancient Chinese in astronomy, medicine, science, and engineering, as well as such influential Chinese inventions as paper, printing, gunpowder, and the compass.
A collection of twenty Chinese folktales that were passed on by word of mouth for generations, as told by some old-‐
timers newly settled in the United States.
Tweleve-‐year-‐old jin Mun, working for his father's laundry in San Francisco's Chinatown, is shocked to discover that one of his neighbors is a slave girl, forbidden to leave her house.
Sam must decide how to spend the lucky money he's received for Chinese New Year.
Seven Chinese brothers elude execution by virtue of their extraordinary individual qualities.
Selected Chinese folkstories
Traces the early history of the silk trade.
C -‐ China
Book
Spectrum of Chinese Culture
Lee Siow Mong
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
Book
Book
Book
Book
Story About Ping, The
Sweet and Sour
Tales from Old China
Maxwell Hearn
Marjorie Flack
Kendall, Yao-‐wen Li
Isabelle C. Chang
C -‐ China
Book
Beulah Candappa
C -‐ China
Book
C -‐ China
Book
C -‐ China
Book
C -‐ China
Book
C -‐ China
Book
Tales of the Far East
Daring Deeds
Hidden Treasure
Listen to Grandmother
Riddles and Reasons
Terracotta Army of the First Emperor of China, The
the faithful daughter
C -‐ China
Book
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
Book
Book
C -‐ China
Book
This book will give you an overview of the broad spectrum of Chinese arts and culture.
A collection of tales from various periods of Chinese history.
Isabelle C. Chang first heard many of the stories in this book from her Chinese teacher when she was a child growing up in Boston. Beulah Candappa
Beulah Candappa
Beulah Candappa
Jim Haskins
Tiananmen Diary: Thirteen Days Harrison Salisbury
in June
Tikki Tikki Tembo
retold by Arlene Mosel
Times 500 Chinese Words for Children
Traders and Raiders on China's Jenny F. So
Northern Frontier
Presents the numbers one through ten in chinese using each number to introduce concepts about China and chinese culture.
This book centers on the intercultural contact between the ancient Chinese and the tribes to their north. Diagrams and color pictures of artifacts help clarify the character of cultural exchange between these ancient neighboring cultures and the effects of trade, intermarriage, and warfare on the appearance and producton of both everyday and luxury goods.
C -‐ China
Book
Traders and Raiders on China's Northern Frontier
Traditional China
Traditional Chinese Festivals
Traditional Chinese Festivals
Treasures from the Han
Voyage of the Lucky Dragon, The
War at Work
Sun Tzu's Art of War We Live in China
Why Rat Comes First
Wisdom of Confucius, The
Women of the Tang Dynasty
World of the Ancient Chinese, The
Jenny F. So
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
Book
Book
Book
Book
Book
Book
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
Book
Book
Book
Book
Book
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
Book
Book Set
Young Fu of the Upper Yangtze
Elizabeth Foreman Lewis
Made in China
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China Ideas and inventions from Ancient China
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China Class Set
Suzanne Williams
Islay Doncaster
Marie-‐Luise Latsch
Marie-‐Luise Latsch
Grace Wong
Jack Bennett
Khoo Kheng-‐Hor
China Features
Clara Yen
Tsai Chih Chung
Wu Qi
J.B. Grosier
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
May be checked out as a class set of 27 books with teachers guide ID #2266
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
Book Set
Made in China:
Suzanne Williams
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
Brochure
Folder
Chinese Fortune Calendar, The
Kathryn Dare
Traditional Chinese Celebrations: SPICE
Continuity and Change in Taiwan
Continuity and Change in Taiwan
(Includes slides)
C -‐ China
Hardback
Grandfather Tang's Story
Ann Tompert
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
Magazine
Other
James C. Y Watt
C -‐ China
Other
C -‐ China
Other
Arts of Ancient China, The
Ancient China
A Coloring Book
Come WIth Us to China
Binder
Wild Swans
Three Daughters of China
C -‐ China
Oversized Book
China Scenes -‐ Oversize
Tangrams are ancient Chinese puzzles that are still used by dults as well as children. When tangrams are used in story telling , the storyteller arranges the tans to show the shape of a character in the tale. as new characters are introduced, the puzzle pieces are rearranged to represent the new character or element.
Jewel Barbour
Jung Chang
In Wild Swans Jung Chang recounts the evocative, unsettling, and insistently gripping story of how three generations of women in her family fared in the political maelstrom of China during the 20th century. Chang's grandmother was a warlord's concubine. Her gently raised mother struggled with hardships in the early days of Mao's revolution and rose, like her husband, to a prominent position in the Communist Party before being denounced during the Cultural Revolution. Chang herself marched, worked, and breathed for Mao until doubt crept in over the excesses of his policies and purges. Born just a few decades apart, their lives overlap with the end of the warlords' regime and overthrow of the Japanese occupation, violent struggles between the Kuomintang and the Communists to carve up China, and, most poignant for the author, the vicious cycle of purges orchestrated by Chairman Mao that discredited and crushed millions of people, including her parents.
Magnificent, large full-‐color portraits of the China landscape. Text on Location, translated in Chinese and English. C -‐ China
Oversized Book
China the Beautiful CookBook -‐ Oversize
Chinese: A Book of Culturally Based Activities for K -‐6 Children
C -‐ China
Paperback
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
Paperback
Paperback
Count Your Way Through China
Jim Haskins
I Rode a Horse of Milk White Jade Diane Lee Wilson
C -‐ China
Paperback
Stories of Honour
compiled by Zhou Zhaocheng/trans. Geraldine Goh
C -‐ China
Paperback
Story Starters on Ancient China
Steve and Jean Henrich
Brabara Schubert & Marlene Bird
Authentic recipes from the culinary authorities of Bejing, Shanghai, Guangdong and Sichuan. Full -‐olor photographs.
Activity book of Chinese Culturally Based Activities for K -‐6 Children including :
Calligraphy
New Year Card
Fortune Cookies
Chinese Bingo
Tangrams
Kitchen God
Dragon Boats & More!
Gift of B. George
Born on the Mongolian steppes during the reign of Kublai Khan, Oyuna's future seems decided when, as an infant, her foot is crushed by a horse. Her clan believes she has been cursed by bad luck, and she is confined to her family's tent to cook and sew. But Oyuna dreams of bringing honor and good luck to her family. Disguised as a boy and with only her beloved old mare and heroic cat for company, she sets off on a journey-‐-‐a journey that will change her luck forever.
Values for Success series: Honour in English
Features popular Chinese historical figures who were subjected to chi -‐ shame and humiliation. However, they displayed great courage and stoicism and remained loyal and righteous.
A creative writing program with story starters, vocabulary, character & setting development helps, events , cliff hangers etc. with the theme of Ancient China.
C -‐ China
Paperback
The Art of Government
Three Strategies of Huang Shi Gong
C -‐ China
Spiral Bound
From Silk to Oil: Cross-‐Cultural China Institute
Connections Along the Silk Roads
C -‐ China
Teacher Lessons Along the Silk Road
People, Interaction, & Cultural Exchange
Teacher Lessons Along the Silk Road
People, Interaction, & Cultural Exchange
Teacher Lessons Chinese New Year's Dragon
Teachers Guide
Teacher Lessons Chinese: 16 Cultural Activities for k-‐6 Children
Teacher Lessons Concept of Order in Ancient China, The Teacher Lessons Tangram Treasury
Binder
Chingis Kahn
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
C -‐ China
CI -‐ Complex Instruction
Binder
Complex Instruction Implementation and Training Manual
Wang Xuanming/ trans. Alan Chong
Three Strategies of Huang Shi Gong is one of the military classics in Wu Jing Qi Shu (The Seven Books of War) that was used as a standard reference for military officials in China. From Silk to Oil: Cross-‐Cultural Connections Along the Silk Roads A curriculum guide for Educators from the China Institute.
Geography Along the Silk Roads
Ethnic relations and Political History Along the Silk Roads
Exchange of goods and Ideas Along the Silk Roads
Religions Along the Silk Roads
Art Along the Silk Roads
Stanford Program on International and Cross-‐Cultural Education: The Silk Road
Rachel Sing
This unit provides information about the history of the Chinese New Year and popular celebrations.
Barbara Schubert and Marlene Bird
Adrian Chan and Richard Chu
Jan Fair
Demi
Cohen & Chatfield
A biography of the Mongol leader and military strategist who, at the height of his power, was supreme master of the largest empire ever created in the lifetime of one man.
CI -‐ Complex File
Instruction
CI -‐ Complex Teacher Lessons
Instruction
CN -‐ Cinderella Binder
CN -‐ Cinderella Book
Abuela's Weave -‐ CI
Complex Instruction file on Abuela's Weave.
Reformation, The
Binder
Cinderella
This unit is concerned with challenging the authority of institutions within the context of the reformation.
Angkat: The Cambodian Cinderella
Brocaded Slipper and Other Vietnamese Tales, The
Bubba The Cowboy Prince
Linda Schmidt
Jewell Coburn
Lynette Dyer Vuong
Helen Ketteman
Chinye: A West African Folk Tale Obi Onyefulu and Evie Safarewicz
Cinder Edna
Ellen Jackson
Cinder-‐Elly
Frances Minters
Cinderella
Disney
Cinderella
Christine San Jose
Cinderella
David Delamare
Cinderella
William Wegman
Cinderella
Hiroko Quackenbush
Cinderella : A Classic Tale and, Dr. Alvin Granowsky
That Awful Cinderella (A Point of View Book)
A fractured Texas tale
A modern adaptation of the classic fairy tale by Charles Perrault.
Designed to help students learn modern Japanese.
Point of View series. Flip book over to find "That Awful Cinderella" point of view from the stepsisters.
Cinderella Penguin or,
The Little Glass Flipper
Janet Perlman
Poor Cinderella Penguin is bossed and bullied by her evil penguin stepsisters as they get dolled up for the Penguin Prince's ball. After they have gone, a penguin tear rolls down Cinderella's cheek. "Suddenly, in a glow of bright blue light, the Great Fairy Penguin appeared before her." And the rest is penguin history.
Cinderella's Rat
Susan Meddaugh One of the rats that was turned into a coachman by Cinderella's fairy godmother tells his story.
Cinderella's Revenge
Samuele Mazza
Originally titled "Scarperentola," was first published in italy in conjunction with an exhibition of shoe-‐inspired works of art ranging from painting and sculpture to actual footwear.
Cinderhazel:
Deborah Nourse Lattimore An untidy witch named Cinderhazel discovers that Prince The Cinderella of Halloween
alarming likes dirt as much as she does.
Egyptian Cinderella, The
Shirley Climo
In this version of Cinderella set in Egypt in the sixth century B.C., Rhodopis, a slave girl, eventuallycomes to be chosen bythePharaoh to be his queen.
Fanny's Dream
Caralyn Buehner
Fanny Agnes is a sturdy farm girl who dreams of marrying a prince, but when her fair godmother doesn't show up, she decides on a local farmer instead.
Foot Book, The
Dr. Seuss
Bright an Early books for beginning readers. Text and pictures tell about many kinds of feet -‐ front feet, back feet, red feet, black feet, slow feet, quick feet, trick feet, sick feet, etc. Glass Slipper, The: A Shoe Fit for a Farjeon
In her haste to flee the palace before the fairy godmother's Princess
magic loses effect, cinderella leaves behind a glass slipper. (Children's chapter book)
Golden Slipper, The
Darrell Lum
A variation on the Cinderella story, in which a kind-‐hearted A Vietnamese Legend
young woman meets her prince with the help of animals she has befriended.
Jouanah Jewell Reinhart Coburn Despite a cruel stepmother's schemes, Jouanah, a young A Hmong Cinderella
with Tzexa Cherta Lee
Hmong girl, finds true love and happieness with the aid of her dead mother's spirit and a pair of special shoes.
Kao and the Golden Fish: A Folktale from Thailand
Cheryl Hamada
Korean Cinderella , The
Shirley Climo
Lily and the Wooden Bowl
Alan Schroeder
Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters : An John Steptoe
African tale
My Best Shoes
Marilee Robin Burton
My Feet
Aliki Brandenberg
On Your Feet
Karin Luisa Badt
Persian Cinderella, The
shirley Climo
Princess Furball
Charlotte Huck
Shoes
Elizabeth Winthrop
Shoes
Linda O'Keeffe
A Celebration of Pumps, Sandals, Slippers & More
Shoes from Grandpa
Mem Fox
Shoes, Shoes ,Shoes
Ann Morris
Pitcures tell the story of a beautiful young girl who suffers at the hands of her jealous stepmother and stepsister. Text appears in back of the book.
In this version of Cinderella set in ancient Korea, Pear Blossom, a step child, eventually comes to be chosen by the magistrate to be his wife.
A young girl who wears a wooden bowl over her face to hide her beauty overcomes a variety of trials and eventually finds love, riches, and hapiness
Mufaro's two beautiful daughters, one badtempered, one kind and sweet, go before the king, who is choosing a wife.
Celebrates the variety of shoes that can be worn, from sturdy lace up high shoes to naked feet and toe shoes.
Brief text and illustrations describe the various parts of the foot and all the things feet help us to do.
A retelling of the traditional Persian tale in which Settareh finds her life transformed with the help of a little blue jug.
A princess in a coat of a thousand furs hides her identity from a king who falls in love with her.
A survey of the many kinds of shoes in the world concludes that the best of all are the perfect natural shoes that are your feet.
Photos and text reveal an interesting history of shoes from sandals of Ancient Egypt to stilettos of today.
In a cummulative rhyme, family members describe the clothes they intend to give Jessie to go with her shoes from Grandpa.
Illustrations and simple text describe all kinds of shoes -‐ some for dancing, walking, playing, some for snow or ice, some made of wood or cloth.
Smoky Mountain Rose:
An Appalachian Cinderella
Smoky Mountain Rose: An Appalachian Cinderella
Sootface: An Ojibwa Cinderella Story
Tam Cam:
The Vietnamese Cinderella Story
Turkey Girl, The CN -‐ Cinderella Book
CN -‐ Cinderella Folder
CN -‐ Cinderella Hardback
Alan Schroeder
In this variation on the Cinderella story, based on the Charles Perrault version but set in the Smoky Mountains, Rose loses her glass slipper at a party given by the rich feller on the otherside of the creek.
Charles Perrault/ retold by In this variation of the Cinderella story, based on the Charles Alan Schroeder
Perrault version but set in the Smoky Mountains, Rose loses her glass slipper at a party given by the rich feller on the other side of the creek.
Charles Perrault/ retold by Although she is mocked and mistreated by her two older Robert D. San Souci
sisters, an Indian maiden wins a mighty invisible warrior for her husband with her kind and honest heart.
Nguyen Thi Nhuan
A Vietnamese Cinderella story -‐ a bilingual children's book.
Penny Pollock
A Zuni Cinderella story
Vasilissa the Beautiful
Elizabeth Winthrop
Yeh-‐Shen: A Cinderella Story from China
Domitila Reading Lesson & Illustrations
Ai-‐Ling Louie
A retelling of the old Russian fairy tale in which beautiful Vasilissa uses the help of her doll to escape from the clutches of the witch Baba Yaga.
A young Chinese girl overcomes the wickedness of her stepsister and stepmother to become the bride of a prince.
Accompanying reading lesson to Domitila: A Cinderella tale from the Mexican traditiion. By following her mother's admonition to perform every task with care and love, a poor young Mexican girl wins the devotion of the governors's son. From Community Voices K -‐ 3 Workshop 2002.
Abadeha: The Philippine Cinderella
Myrna J. de la Paz
Katherine Schooler
In this version of Cinderlla, set in the Philippines, Abadeha endures abuse by her stepmother before being helped by the Spirit of the Forest and becoming the bride of the island chieftain's son.
Baba Yaga and Vasilisa the Brave
Marianna Mayer
Domitila
Jewell Reinhart Coburn
Rough-‐Faced Girl, The
Rafe Martin
Two Pairs of Shoes
P.L. Travers
CN -‐ Cinderella Paperback
Cendrillon: A Caribbean Cinderella Robert D. San Souci
CN -‐ Cinderella Spiral Bound
Not Just Fairy Godmothers!
Bonnie Nowak
CN -‐ Cinderella Video
Dr. Ronald M. Bernier
CN -‐ Cinderella
History Through Art and Architecture
Cinderella
D -‐ Democracy Hardback
Project -‐ IAEWP
Abandoned Generation, The
Henry A. Giroux
Democracy Beyond the Culture of Fear
A retelling of the old Russian fairy tale in which beautiful Vasilisa uses the help of her doll to escape from the clutches of the witch Baba Yaga, who int urn sets in motion the events which lead to the once ill-‐treated girl's marrying the tzar.
A Cinderella tale from the Mexican traditiion. By following her mother's admonition to perform every task with care and love, a poor young Mexican girl wins the devotion of the governors's son. From Community Voices K -‐ 3 Workshop 2002.
In this Algonquin version of the Cinderella story, the Rough-‐
Faced Girl and her two beautiful but heartless sisters compete for the affections of the Invisible Being.
Retellings of two Near Eastern folk tales reveal how two pairs of shoes unwittingly reflect the true character of the men who own them.
A Creole variant of the familiar cinderella tale set in the Caribbean and narrated by the godmother who helps Cendrillon find true love.
A collection of 10 multicultural Cinderella stories with unusual magical elements. Developed to foster productive thinking, planning, communication and decision making.
2 Videos on a box set -‐ on upper shelf
Charles Perrault
From Amazon: Henry Giroux continues his critique of the US political and popular culture 's influence on the lives of our children.
Project -‐ IAEWP
Hegemony or Survival: America's Noam Chomsky
Quest for Glomal Dominance
Project -‐ IAEWP
Iron Triangle, The
Inside the Secret World of the Carlyle Group
Project -‐ IAEWP
Pathologies of Power: Health, Paul Farmer
Human Rights, and the New War on the Poor
Project -‐ IAEWP
Unconquerable World: Power, Jonathan Schell
Nonviolence, and the Will of the People, The
D -‐ Democracy Paperback
Project -‐ IAEWP
A Little Matter of Genocide
Holocust and Denial in the Americas 1492 to Present
Dan Briody
Ward Churchill
From Amazon: From the world's foremost intellectual activist, an irrefutable analysis of America's pursuit of total domination and the catastrophic consequences that are sure to follow
From Amazon:
Economist, 28 June 2003:
"...useful reading for anybody interested in American politics today..." Book Description:
"The Carlyle Group is a distressing example of the way Washington, DC works. The Iron Triangle gives you an insiders’ perspective on this ‘creature’ of the Beltway." –Thomas Fitton, President, Judicial Watch, Inc. From Amazon:
Pathologies of Power uses harrowing stories of life-‐-‐and death-‐-‐in extreme situations to interrogate our understanding of human rights. Paul Farmer, a physician and anthropologist with twenty years of experience working in Haiti, Peru, and Russia, argues that promoting the social and economic rights of the world's poor is the most important human rights struggle of our times.
explores the limits of violence and charts an unexpectedly hopeful course toward a nonviolent future
A Little Matter of Genocide
Holocust and Denial in the Americas 1492 to Present
Project -‐ IAEWP
Alternatives to Economic Globlization
A Better World is Possible
International Forum on Globalization
Project -‐ IAEWP
Eco-‐Economy: Building an Economy for the Earth
Lester R. Brown
Project -‐ IAEWP
Great Wells of Democracy, The
Manning Marable
The Meaning of Race in American Life
From Amazon:
Written by a premier group of thinkers from around the world, Alternatives to Economic Globalization is the defining document of the antiglobalization movement. The culmination of a three-‐year project by the International Forum on Globalization, whose members include Ralph Nader, David Korten, John Cavanagh, Lori Wallach, and Jerry Mander, it presents both a sober critique of globalization as well as practical, thoughtful alternatives. The authors assert ten core requirements for democratic societies, including equality, basic human rights, local decision making, and ecological sustainability, and demonstrate how globalization undermines each.
From Amazon: Lester Brown, "the guru of the global environmental movement" (The Telegraph of Calcutta), argues that, like the Sumerian and Mayan civilizations, our economy is fast destroying its environmental support systems, threatening future generations. The challenge is to restructure the global economy, replacing our fossil fuel-‐
based, automobile-‐centered, throwaway economy with a new one that is environmentally sustainable. Brown outlines his vision of the new economy.
From Amazon:
One of America's most influential historians and interpreters of the black experience reinvents racial politics for the twenty-‐first century.
Project -‐ IAEWP
Jihad vs. McWorld
Benjamin Barber
Project -‐ IAEWP
Masters of War: Militarism and Carl Boggs, ed
Blowback in the Era of American Empire
From Amazon:
As soon as you hear the conceit of this book-‐-‐that there are two great opposing forces at work in the world today, border-‐
crossing capitalism and splintering factionalism, and that they are the two biggest threats to democracy-‐-‐you know it rings true enough to be worth reading. Although capitalism could have only grown to current levels in the soil of democracies, Benjamin Barber argues that global capitalism now tends to work against the very concept of citizenship, of people thinking for themselves and with their neighbors.
From Amazon: The White House claims our hostility toward the newly christened "Axis of Evil" countries is a bold step for democracy, but to many it may also resemble the awkward, violent posturing of a crumbling empire. Few Americans today would call the U.S. an empire, but Masters of War confronts the uncomfortable reality that our legacy of military power runs long and deep.
In this book, many of the anti-‐war movement's most vocal and intelligent critics-‐including Noam Chomsky, Norman Solomon, Chalmers Johnson, Micahel Parenti and more-‐
expose the now unparalleled military domination America has over the world's landmasses, sea lanes and air spaces, with great aspirations toward colonization of outer space, revealing (in Chalmers Johnson's words) "an imperial project that the Cold War obscured.
Project -‐ IAEWP
Power Trip:
U.S. Unilateralism and Global Strategy After September 11
John Feffer, ed
From Amazon:
A concise dissection of the new U.S. unilateralism, Power Trip is the first book-‐length critique of this fundamental shift in U.S. foreign policy to consolidate and extend U.S. global control. Exploring the transformation of U.S. foreign policy begun by the Bush administration when it took office in 2001 and implemented with greater ease and heightened zeal after September 11, Power Trip introduces the cast of characters responsible for the new U.S. power trip and wrestles with the consequences of the new trends in U.S. foreign policy. In Power Trip, editor and Foreign Policy In Focus advisory committee member, John Feffer, collects the work of leading legal, geopolitical, and cultural analysts in one comprehensive volume.
Project -‐ IAEWP
World is a Ghetto, The
Howard Winant
Race and Democracy Since World War II
From Amazon:
A masterly account of world racial politics and the future of global race relations by a leading American sociologist. E -‐ Egypt
E -‐ Egypt
Binder
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Egypt Unit
Egyptian Astrology
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An Egyptian Town
Ancient Egypt
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Ancient Egypt
Sandy Shepard
Unit prepared by Sandy Shepard
Compiled by Sandy Shepard
RJ Unstead
Teacher Created Materials Thematic Unit. Includes Brooklyn Museum of Art Family Guide: Women of Egypt.
Teacher Created Materials
E -‐ Egypt
E -‐ Egypt
Book
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Ancient Egyptians, The
Bill and Pete
Lise Manniche
Tomie de Paola
E -‐ Egypt
Book
Bill and Pete Go Down the Nile
Tomie dePaola
E -‐ Egypt
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Book
Boats
Children of Egypt, The
Dilwyn Jones
Matti A. Pitkanen
E -‐ Egypt
E -‐ Egypt
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Croco'Nile
Discover Ancient Egypt
Disease
Egypt: Kush and Aksum
Roy Gerrard
Harrast and Craft
Joyce Filer
Ancient Civilizations Series
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Book
Egyptian Hieroglyphs for Everyone Joseph and Lenore Scott
E -‐ Egypt
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Egyptian Mythology
Paul Hamlyn
Elephant's Child And Other Just So Kipling, Rudyard
Stories, The
Guide to the Valley of the Kings
Alberto Siliotti
Mummies, Tombs, and Treasure: Lila Perl
Secrets of Ancient Egypt
Mummies: A Voyage Through Dunand & Lichtenberg
Eternity
Papyrus
Richard Parkinson & Stephen Quirke
Pyramid
James Harpur
Pyramid David Macaulay
E -‐ Egypt
E -‐ Egypt
Book
Book
E -‐ Egypt
Book
Pyramids
Kaleidoscop Kids
Riddle of the Rosetta Stone, The; James Cross Giblin
Key to Ancient Egypt
Tales Mummies Tell
Patricia Lauber
Little William Everett Crocodile and his friend Pete, a toothbrush, take a class trip to a Cairo museum where they encounter a jewel thief.
An introduction to Egypt and its people, with a special focus on the day-‐to-‐day life of children.
An introduction to the writing of ancient Egypt.
A selection of six stories from Just so stories for little children
Text and photographs examine the mummies and tombs of ancient egypt.
See inside the world of pyramids with see through pages
Text and black-‐and-‐white illustrations follow the intricate step-‐by-‐step process of the building of an ancient Egyptian pyramid.
Describes how the discovery and deciphering of the Rosetta Stone unlocked the secrets of Egyptian hieroglyphs.
E -‐ Egypt
Book
Tombs of the Pharaohs, The: A Three Dimensional Discovery
Sue Clarke
E -‐ Egypt
E -‐ Egypt
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Book
Book
Book
Robert Sabuda
John H. Taylor
Joanna Defrates
E -‐ Egypt
Book
Tutankhamen's Gift
Unwrapping a Mummy
What Do We Know About the Egyptians?
Zekmet; The Stone carver
E -‐ Egypt
Hardback
E -‐ Egypt
Magazine
E -‐ Egypt
Paperback
Mary Stolz
How to Read Egyptian Hieroglyphs Mark Collier and Bill Manley
Metropolitan Museum of Art Dorthea Arnold
Bulletin, The
Egyptian Beatiary
Into the Mummy's Tomb
Nicholas Reeves
E -‐ Egypt
E -‐ Egypt
Gift of the Nile, The
Jan M. Mike
Treasures of Egyptian Art from the Edward L.B. Terrace, Cairo Museum
Henry G. Fischer
EI -‐ Elephants / Binder
Ivory
EI -‐ Elephants / Book
Ivory
Ivory
Maureen's C.I. Ivory Unit
African Elephants
Elephant
Alison Tibbitts and Alan Roocroft
Judy Allen
A visually exciting introduction for young readers to the world of ancient Egypt and the lives and deaths of the Pharaohs.
An illustrated survey of ancient Egypt's history, religion and sociology.
Chosen ot design a magnificent monument for a vain and demanding Pharaoh, an Egyptian stone carver conceives of and begins work on the Sphinnx which still stands in the Egyptian desert today.
Practical step-‐by-‐step guide to learn the language and culture of ancient Egypt.
The real-‐life discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb. A Time-‐
Quest book.
An ancient Egyptrian legend
A collection of Egyptian Art from the Cairo Museum, photographs and text with information and history of each piece.
An introduction to the physical characteristics, habits and natural environment of the African elephant.
When Hannah finds an ivory necklace that belonged ot her great-‐grandmother, it gives her dreams, and she knows she must make restitution to the elephants for their suffering caused by the ivory trade.
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Elephant
Eyewitness Books
Elephant and the Scrub forest, The
Elephant Crossing
Ian Redmond
Ivory
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Endangered Species -‐ Elephants
Jeheskel Shoshani -‐ consultant editor
Dr. S.K.Eltringham -‐ consultant
Prue and John Napier, Tony Chu, Thomas A. Dozier, Ivan Kaye
Peter Jackson
Hunter, The
Paul Geraghty
Ivory
Ivory
Ivory
Ivory
I Can Read About Elephants
C.J. Naden
Last Elephant, The
Bob Humphrey
Dave Taylor
Toshi Yoshida
Elephant, The: Peaceful Giant
Christine and Michael ANIMAL CLOSE-‐UPS
Denis -‐ Hout
Elephant: The Animal and its Ivory Doran H. Ross, editor
in African Culture
Elephant's Wrestling Match, The Judy Sierra
Elephants
Elephants ( illustrated encyclopedia)
Elephants and Other land Giants
Discusses elephants, their physiology,behavior,evolution, relatives, uses by humans, and conservation.
Animals and their ecosystems.
Describes the perils faced by a herd of African elephants in the course of their daily lives.
Of all the animals challenged by the mighty elephant, only a tiny bat is able to defeat him in a battle of wits.
After being separated from her grandfather in the forest, a young African girl sees an elephant poching firsthand when she rescues a baby elephant whose mother has been killed by hunters.
Life and Lore of the Elephant, The translated by I. Mark Paris and Carey Lovelace
Love of Elephants, The
Murray, Neil
Traces the life of the elephant from its origins as a prehistoric mammoth to the gentle giant of today.
Ivory
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Sacred Elephant
Heath Williams
SATO and the Elephants
Juanita Havill
Ivory
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To Save an Elephant
Wildlife at Risk -‐ Elephants
Allan Thorton & Dave Currey
Ian Redmond
Craft of Ivory, The
Anthony Cutler
Ivory: The Sumptuous Art
The Walters Art Gallery, Baltimore
National Museum of Afrian Art
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EI -‐ Elephants / Ivory
ELD -‐ English Binder
Lang. Dev.
Spiral of History, A
A Carved Tusk from the Loango Coast, Congo
An Enchantment of Elephants
Chinese Art Ivory
While working on the ivory carving that he hopes will make his fortune, Sato comes to understand the plight of the endangered elephants.
Highlights from the collection ."The Walters Art Gallery", Baltimore
Emily Gwathmey
B.C. Eastham
Constitution...The Words We Live The Commission On the Binder with Four Booklets and 5 loose leaf discussion guides:
By, The Bicentennial of the United Supplemental Handbook for Tutors of New Readers
States Constitution
Our Nation's Charter Through 200 Years
Human Rights Under the Constitution
Citizenship and ELD -‐ English Lang. Dev.
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Goodman's
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Burton Goodman
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Wild Side, The: Angry Animals
Henry Billings & Melissa Billings
Shocks: 15 Startling Stories to Shock and Delight
Burton Goodman
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P. Wong
Book Set
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Book Set
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Edward Spargo
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Program Sampler
Ventre, Grognet, & Crandall
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Apply Yourself: English for Job Search Success
Johnson, Levey, & Chafcouloff
P. Wong
Timed Readings
Edward Spargo
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LifePrints ESL for Adults
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Ventre, Grognet, & Crandall
P. Wong
Apply Yourself: English for Job Search Success
Johnson, Levey, & Chafcouloff
P. Wong
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Atlas 1 Learning-‐Centered Communication
Teacher's Extended Edition
David Nunan
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David Nunan
David Nunan
Atlas Learning -‐Centered Communication
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P. Wong
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Atlas Workbook 1
Learning-‐Centered Communication
Angela Llanas & Libby Williams
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Atlas Workbook 2
Learning-‐centered Communication
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Atlas Workbook 3
Back Off: A Workbook of Idioms
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Basic Reader for College Writers
Myra Shulman Auslin
Daniels, Goldstein, & Hayes
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Basic Skills for Academic Success
Hana Prashker
Paperback
Between Worlds: Access to Second Lanuage Acquisition
David and Yvonne Freeman
Atlas Workbook 1
P. Wong
Atlas Workbook 2
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P. Wong
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Myra Shulman Auslin
P.Wong
Basic Reader for College Writers
P. Wong
Basic Skills for Academic Success
Hana Prashker
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Between Worlds: Access to Second Lanuage Acquisition
David and Yvonne Freeman
P. Wong
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Beyond Words
An Advanced reading Course
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Celebrate With Us: A Beginning Reader of Holidays and Festivals
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Choice Readings
Clarke, Dobson & Silberstein
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Collaborations: English in Our Lives
Intermediate 1 Workbook
Bernard-‐Johnson & Huizenga
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Collaborations: English in Our LIves
Intermediate 2, Student Book
Bernard, Moss, & Terrill
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Intermediate 2, Student Book
Huizenga & Bernard Johnson
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Intermediate Book 1, Student Book
Huizenga & Bernard Johnson
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Intermediate Book 1, Student Book
Mark O. James & Norman Beyond Words
W. Evans
An Advanced reading Course
Mark O. James & Norman W. Evans
P. Wong
James H. Kennedy
Holidays and festivals of the United States.
Celebrate With Us: A Beginning Reader of Holidays and Festivals
James H. Kennedy
P. Wong
Choice Readings
Clarke, Dobson & Silberstein
P. Wong
Collaborations: English in Our Lives
Intermediate 1 Workbook
Bernard-‐Johnson & Huizenga
P. Wong
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Composition Practice Book 2
Linda Lonon Blanton
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Linda Lonon Blanton
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Life Skills & Writing
Elizabeth Strauss ed.
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Consumer Math: Working With Numbers
James T. Shea
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Contact USA
A Reading and Vocabulary Text
Linda Lonon Blanton
P. Wong
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P. Wong
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Connections
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Elizabeth Strauss ed.
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P. Wong
James T. Shea
Consumer Math: Working With Numbers
P. Wong
Paul Abraham & Daphne Contact USA
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Paul Abraham & Daphne Mackey
P. Wong
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Critical Reading & Writing for Advanced ESL Students
Sharon Scull
Paperback
Daybook of Critical Reading and Writing -‐ Grade 10
Claggett, reid, & Vinz
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Claggett, Reid, & vinz
Paperback
Claggett, Reid, and Vinz
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Daybook of Critical Reading and Writing -‐ Grade 12 Teacher's Guide
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Developing Academic Reading Skills
Laura Donahue Latulippe
Critical Reading & Writing for Advanced ESL Students
Sharon Scull
P. Wong
Daybook of Critical Reading and Writing -‐ Purple
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Daybook of Critical Reading and Writing -‐ Sunbeam Through Trees
P. Wong
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Daybook of Critical Reading and Writing
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P. Wong
Developing Academic Reading Skills
Laura Donahue Latulippe
P. Wong
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Developing Reading Skills
Beginning
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Intermediate 1
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Disasters! : 21 famous Disasters
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English Verbs
A Communicative Course Using Story Squares
Linda Markstein
Beginning
Linda Markstein
English Langauge Development
P. Wong
Linda Markstein & Louise Developing Reading Skills
Hirasawa
Intermediate 1
Linda Markstein & Louise Hirasawa
English Language Development P. Wong
Dan Dramer
Disasters!
Dan Dramer
P. Wong
Thomas Sheehan
English Verbs
Thomas Sheehan
P. Wong
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English Verbs -‐ Teacher's Guide
Thomas Sheehan
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English Works!
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English-‐Language Development Standards for California Public Schools
English-‐Language Development standards for California Public Schools
English, Yes!
Learning English Through Literature
Joan Rubin, Sharon McKay, Inaam Mansoor
Chapters include:
Interviewing for a better job
Asking for elaboration of a request or order
Dealing with mistakes
Reading job announcements
Small Talk
Reading Work Forms
Asking for clarification
Responding to instructions
Asking to change your work schedule
Saftey on the job
P. Wong
California Department of English-‐Language Development Standards for California Education
Public Schools
California Department of English-‐Language Development standards for California Education
Public Schools
Burton Goodman
English, Yes!
Learning English Through Literature
Burton Goodman
English Language Deve;opment
P. Wong
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Exercising Your English: Language Betsy Rubin, Pat Fiene
Skills for Developing Writers Book 3
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Expanding Reading Skills
Intermediate 2
Linda Markstein & Louise Expanding Reading Skills
Hirasawa
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Linda Markstein & Louise Hirasawa
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Expanding Reading Skills: Advanced
Linda Markstein and Louise Hirasawa
P. Wong
Developmental reading
P. Wong
Developmental reading
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Expanding Reading Skills: Advanced
Paperback
Focus on Skills
Arithmetic
Ellen Northcutt ed.
Lessons include:
Sentence structure, style, diction
Organization and logic
Skills inventory
Sentence Structure exercises
Style and Diction Exercises
Paragraph exercises
P. Wong
Focus on Skills
Arithmetic
Ellen Northcutt ed.
P. Wong
Paperback
Focus on Skills
Writing an Essay
Jim W. Reeve
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Focus on Skills
Writing Skills: Mechanics
Ellen Northcutt ed.
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Focus on Skills
Ellen Northcutt ed.
Writing Skills: Usage and Sentence Structure
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For Your Information
Basic Reading Skills
Karen Blanchard and Christine Root
Paperback
Intermediate Reading Skills
Paperback
For Your Information -‐ 3
High Intermediate Reading Skills
Karen Blanchard & Christine Root
Focus on Skills
Writing an Essay
Jim W. Reeve
P. Wong
Focus on Skills
Writing Skills: Mechanics
Ellen Northcutt ed.
P. Wong
Focus on Skills
Writing Skills: Usage and Sentence Structure
Ellen Northcutt ed.
English LAnguage Development
P. Wong
Basic Reading Skills
P.Wong
Intermediate Reading Skills
P. Wong
Karen Blanchard & Christine Root
P. Wong
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Foundations of Writing: Developing Research and Academic Writing Skills
Carolyn M. Spencer & Beverly Arbon
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Foundations of Writing: Developing Research and Academic Writing Skills, Instructor's Manual
Carolyn M. Spencer and Beverly Arbon
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From Writing to Composing
An Introductory Composition Course for Students of English
Beverly Ingram & Carol King
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Goodman's
Adventures: 10 Tales of Adventure
Burton Goodman
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Goodman's
After Shocks: 15 More Startling Stories to Shock and Delight
Burton Goodman
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Goodman's
Ch!lls: 12 Chilling Tales and Exciting Adventures
Burton Goodman
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Goodman's
Conflicts: 15 Masterpieces of Struggle and Conflict
Burton Goodman
Foundations of Writing: Developing Research and Academic Writing Skills
Carolyn M. Spencer & Beverly Arbon
P. Wong
Foundations of Writing: Developing Research and Academic Writing Skills, Instructor's Manual
Carolyn M. Spencer and Beverly Arbon
P. Wong
From Writing to Composing
An Introductory Composition Course for Students of English
Beverly Ingram & Carol King
P. Wong
Adventures: 10 Tales of Adventure
Burton Goodman
P. Wong
After Shocks: 15 More Startling Stories to Shock and Delight
Burton Goodman
P. Wong
Ch!lls: 12 Chilling Tales and Exciting Adventures
Burton Goodman
P. Wong
Conflicts: 15 Masterpieces of Struggle and Conflict
Burton Goodman
P. Wong
Paperback
Goodman's
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Encounters: 15 Stirring Tales and Exciting Encounters
Encounters: 15 Stirring Tales and Exciting Encounters
Burton Goodman
P. Wong
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Goodman's
More Supr!ses: 15 More Great Stories with Suprise Endings
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Goodman's
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Sudden Twists: 18 Tales That Take a Suprising Turn
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Headway
More Supr!ses: 15 More Great Stories with Suprise Endings
Burton Goodman
Sudden Twists: 18 Tales That Take a Suprising Turn
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P. Wong
Headway
Liz & John Soars
Burton Goodman
Liz & John Soars
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Headway
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Liz & John Soars
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P. Wong
Headway
Student's Book Elementary
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Intermediate Listening Comprehension:
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Patricia Dunkel & Phyllis L. Intermediate Listening Comprehension:
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Patricia Dunkel & Phyllis L. Lim
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Issues in Second Language Acquisition:
Multiple Perspectives
Leslie Beebe, editor
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Lifeprints: ESL for Adults 1
Newman, Grognet, & Crandall
Paperback
Teacher's Edition
Podnecky, Grognet, & Crandall
Paperback
Paperback
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Teacher's Edition
Veramendi, Grognet, & Crandall
P. Wong
Issues in Second Language Acquisition:
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Leslie Beebe, editor
P. Wong
Lifeprints: ESL for Adults 1 T
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Lifeprints: ESL for Adults 1 Teacher's Edition
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P. Wong
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Light and Lively: Humerous American Short Stories
Mira B. Felder and Anna Bromburg
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Math Skills for the Workforce
Karen Lassiter
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Math Skills for the Workforce:
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Dr. Karen Lassiter
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Monsters: 21 Stories of the Most Dan Dramer
Fantastic and Gruesome Creatures of All Time
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Light and Lively: Humerous American Short Stories
Mira B. Felder and Anna Bromburg
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Karen Lassiter
Math Skills for the Workforce
P. Wong
Math Skills for the Workforce:
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Dr. Karen Lassiter
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Monsters: 21 Stories of the Most Fantastic and Gruesome Creatures of All Time
Dan Dramer
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Foote, Forst, Hynes-‐Berry Anthology of writings by authors of many cultures. Johnson, Miller & Perkins From the introduction:
"The writers represented in this untit convey respect and appreciation for the values and traditions of their cultures. ...As you read the selections that follow, notice the ways in which each writer celebrates the priceless gift of heritage. .."
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Number Power 7: Problem Ellen C. Frenchette
Solving and Test-‐Taking Strategies
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Number Power 3
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Robert Mitchell
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Number Power 6
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Kenneth Tamarkin
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On the Job Series 1: Employability Zita Kennedy & Bernice Skills
Loeb
Making Career Decisions
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Robert Mitchell
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Kenneth Tamarkin
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On the Job Series 1: Employability Skills
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Zita Kennedy & Bernice Loeb
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Zita Kennedy and Bernice Loeb
Passport to English: Book 1
Jane Yedlin, Magdala Passport to English: Book 1
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Perspectives 2000 Workbook
Linda Lee
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Perspectives 2000, Teacher's Edition
Linda Lee
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Central Topics
Alan Garnham
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Perspectives 2000 Workbook
Linda Lee
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Perspectives 2000, Teacher's Edition
Linda Lee
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Psycholinguistics
Central Topics
Alan Garnham
P. Wong
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Put English to Work
Level 1 Teacher's Guide
Janet Podnecky
Put English to Work
Level 1 Teacher's Guide
Janet Podnecky
P. Wong
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Put English to Work
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Contemporary Books
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Reactions
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Roni Lebauer & Robin Scarcella
Put English to Work
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Contemporary Books
P. Wong
Reactions
Multicultural Reading-‐Based Writing Modules
Roni Lebauer & Robin Scarcella
P. Wong
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Read the Instructions First
Practice Survival Reading 4
Reading, Writing, and Reasoning
Calvin Greatsinger
Paperback
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Marilyn Sternglass
Reading, Writing, and Rising Up: Linda Christensen
Teaching About Social Justice and the Power of the Written Word
Reading, Writing, and Reasoning
Marilyn Sternglass
A practical, inspirational book offering essays,lesson plans, and a remarkable collection of student writing, all rooted in an unwavering focus on language arts teaching for justice. An excellent resource for colleagues, staff development, teacher education, and school libraries. ELD -‐ English Lang. Dev.
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Richard Swartz
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Real-‐Life English
Teacher's Edition 2
Ellen Lehrburger
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Real-‐Life English Student Book 1 Ellen Lehrburger
A Competency-‐Based ESL Program for Adults
Chapters include:
Elements of Effective Writing
Oragn ize
Support
Control
Evaluation
Applications
Teacher's Edition
Personal Communication
Our Community
School and Country
Daily Living
Food
Shopping
Hoome
Health Care
Employment
Transportation
Lessons include:
Our Community
School and Country
Daily Living
Food
Shopping
Hoome
Health Care
Employment
Transportation
Paperback
Lessons Include:
Our Community
Our Country
Daily Living
Foo
Shopping
Home
Health Care
Employment
Transportation and Travel
Paperback
Lessons Include:
Our Community
Our Country
Daily Living
Foo
Shopping
Home
Health Care
Employment
Paperback
Paperback
Real-‐Life English: Competency-‐
Based ESL Program for Adults
Literacy: Student Book
Paperback
Refining Composition Skills
Rhetoric and Grammar
Sarah Cogliano, Ellen Lehrburger
Lessons Include:
Our Community
Our Country
Daily Living
Foo
Shopping
Home
Health Care
Employment
Lessons include:
Our Community
School and Country
Daily Living
Food
Shopping
Hoome
Health Care
Employment
Transportation
Regina L. Smalley & Mary Refining Composition Skills
K. Reutten
Rhetoric and Grammar
Regina L. Smalley & Mary K. Reutten
P. Wong
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Rethinking America
Advanced Readings in U. S. Culture
M.E. Sokolik
Rethinking America
Advanced Readings in U. S. Culture
M.E. Sokolik
Readers United States
English Language Textbooks for foreign speakers
Civilization
P. Wong
Paperback
Paperback
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Signs Around Town
Practice in Survival Reading 2
Sticky Fingers: A Workbook of Idioms
Sticky Situations: Decision Making/Coping Strategies for Teenagers and Young Adults
Calvin Greatsinger
Myra Shulman Auslin
Julia Jolly
Sticky Fingers: A Workbook of Idioms
P. Wong
Chapters include:
Rip-‐off
Dealing with Dealers
Family Ties
Hassels
Defending yourself
What's Fair
What's the problem
Speaking up
Sticking up for Luis
What's it to you
In Groups
Out groups
P. Wong
Paperback
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Success: Bonus Practice Book 4
Michael Walker
Michael Walker
Michael Walker
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Global News
Travel
Science & Technology Today
Person to Person
Literary Digest
Planet Earth Monthly
Arts & Culture
Grapevine News
Modern family
Writer's Monthly
Michael Walker
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Global News
Travel
Person to Person
Literary Digest
Arts & Culture
Grapevine News
Modern family
Writer's Monthly
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Success: Communicating in English 4
Michael Walker
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Success: Teacher Resource Book 4 Michael Walker
Chapters include:
Global News
Travel
Person to Person
Literary Digest
Arts & Culture
Grapevine News
Modern family
Writer's Monthly
Teacher Resource Book:
Global News
Travel
Person to Person
Literary Digest
Arts & Culture
Grapevine News
Modern family
Writer's Monthly
Paperback
Tales From Many Cultures
Penny Cameron
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Janet Giannotti & Suzanne Mele Szwarcewicz
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Talking About the U.S. A.
Active Introduction to American Culture
Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language
Tales From Many Cultures
Penny Cameron
The Eagle and the snake
Bouki rents a horse
Anasi and the stories
A dinner of smells
The Blue lady of Jagua castle
The monkey's heart
The moon god of the Mayas
Pedro Animala sells a carrao bird
Truong-‐Chi and the princess
Weaving girl and the cowherd
Englidh Language
Textbooks for foreign speakers
manners and customs
P.Wong
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Timed Readings
Book Eight
Edward Spargo
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Timed Readings
Book Five
Edward Spargo
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Edward Spargo
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Timed Readings
Book Four
Edward Spargo
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Timed Readings
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Edward Spargo
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Timed Readings
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Edward Spargo
Timed Readings
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Edward Spargo
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Timed Readings
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Edward Spargo
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Timed Readings
Book Seven
Edward Spargo
P. Wong
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Timed Readings
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Edward Spargo
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Timed Readings
Book Ten
Edward Spargo
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Timed Readings
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Edward Spargo
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Timed Readings
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Edward Spargo
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Eight
Timed Readings
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Edward Spargo
P. Wong
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Edward Spargo
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Edward Spargo
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Timed Readings In Literature Book Eight
Edward Spargo, ed.
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Five
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Five
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Four
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Nine
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One
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Seven
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Timed Readings In Literature Book Five
Edward Spargo, ed.
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Timed Readings In Literature Book Four
Edward Spargo, ed.
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Timed Readings In Literature Book Four
Edward Spargo, ed.
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Timed Readings In Literature Book Nine
Edward Spargo, ed.
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Timed Readings In Literature Book One
Edward Spargo, ed.
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Timed Readings In Literature Book One
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Timed Readings In Literature Book Seven
Edward Spargo, ed.
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Six
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Six
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Ten
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Three
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Three
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Timed Readings In Literature Book Six
Edward Spargo, ed.
P. Wong
Timed Readings In Literature Book Six
Edward Spargo, ed.
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Timed Readings In Literature Book Ten
Edward Spargo, ed.
P. Wong
Timed Readings In Literature Book Three
Edward Spargo, ed.
P. Wong
Edward Spargo, ed.
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Edward Spargo, ed.
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Edward Spargo, ed.
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Topics and Language Competencies 1
Michael Kerwin
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Michael Kerwin
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Michael Kerwin
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Michael Kerwin
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Michael Kerwin
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Edward Spargo, ed.
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True Stories in the News
A Beginning Reader
Sandra Heyer
True Stories in the News
A Beginning Reader
Sandra Heyer
English language textbooks for foreign speakers
Current events
P. Wong
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Tutor
A Collaborative Approach to Literacy Instruction
Judy Blankenship Cheatham, Ph.D. et al.
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Tutor
Ruth J Colvin and Jane Techniques Used in the Teaching Root, Ph.D.
of Reading
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Understanding Second Language R. Ellis
Acquisition
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Using English, Your Second Language Dorothy Danielson & Patricia Porter & R. Hayden
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Wild Side, The: Weird Science
Tutor
A Collaborative Approach to Literacy Instruction
Judy Blankenship Cheatham, Ph.D. et al.
P. Wong
Tutor
Techniques Used in the Teaching of Reading
Ruth J Colvin and Jane Root, Ph.D.
P. Wong
Understanding Second Language Acquisition
R. Ellis
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Using English, Your Second Language Dorothy Danielson & Patricia Porter & R. Hayden
P. Wong
Wild Side, The: Weird Science
P. Wong
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Wildside, The, Extreme Sports
Critical Reading Skills
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Working With Numbers:
Algebra
James T. Shea
Wildside, The, Extreme Sports
Critical Reading Skills
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Working With Numbers:
Algebra
James T. Shea
P. Wong
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Working With Numbers: Refresher
World History and You Book 1
Vivian Bernstein
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World History and You Book 2 Vivian Bernstein
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Write from the Start
David M. Davidson & David Blot
Paperback
Write to be Read:
William R. Smalzer
Reading, Reflection, and Writing
Writer's Workbook, A
Trudy Smoke
An Interactive Writing Text for ESL Students
Paperback
World History and You Book 1
Vivian Bernstein
P. Wong
Write from the Start
David M. Davidson & David Blot
P. Wong
"...designed to teach ESL/EFL students to write convincing paragraphs and acedemic essays with greater fluency."
Writer's Workbook, A
An Interactive Writing Text for ESL Students
Trudy Smoke
P. Wong
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Writing and Reading the Essay: A Pat Fienes
Process Approach
Paperback
Writing in a Second Language: Bruce Leeds, editor
Insights from First and Second Language Teaching and Research
Lessons Include:
The Essay
The Writing Process
Describing
Narrating
Explaining How
Giving Examples
Comparing and Contrasting
Persuading
Nouns
Pronouns
Verbs
More about verbs
Adjectives and Adverbs
Sentences and Punctuation
More about punctuation
Writing ina Second Language: Insights from First and Second Language Teaching and Research
Bruce Leeds, editor
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You Said It:Listening/Speaking Strategies and Activities
Mary Shepard Wong
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You Said It:Listening/Speaking Strategies and Activities
Mary Shepard Wong
Spiral Bound
English as a Second Language for Fannie May Foundation
Adults: How to Buy a Home in the United States, Student Book
P.Wong
English as a Second Language for Adults: How to Buy a Home in the United States, Student Book
Fannie May Foundation
English Language Devlopment
P. Wong
Spiral Bound
English as a Second Language for Fannie May Foundation
Adults: How to Buy a Home in the United States, Teacher's Guide
Adrienne Herrell and Michael Jordan
Institute of Vertebrate Peleontology, Chinses Academy of Sciences
David Lambert and The Diagram Group
W.E. LeGros Clark
English as a Second Language for Adults: How to Buy a Home in the United States, Teacher's Guide
Fannie May Foundation
P. Wong
Fifty Strategies for Teaching English Language Learners
ELD -‐ English Spiral Bound
Lang. Dev.
EM -‐ Early Man Book
Fifty Strategies for Teaching English Language Learners
Atlas of Primitive Man In China
Field Guide to Early Man, The
Fossil Evidence for Human Evolution, The
Journey Through History
Living in Prehistoric Times
Chisholm, Jane
A story of how a prehistoric family could have possibly lived.
One Small Blue Bead
Byrd Baylor
Our Prehistoric Ancestors
Bev McKay
A boy makes it possible for an old man in their primitive tribe to go in search of other men in far-‐off places.
An integrated unit.
Diana Childress
Prehistoric People of North America
Stone Age People
Keith Branigan
Make it Work! Series. A hands-‐on approach to history.
Way of His Own, A
T.A. Dyer
World Prehistory
A New Outline
Graham Clark
A lame boy from a very primitive nomadic tribe is abandoned by his family and, togther with a girl stolen from another tribe, tries to survive a cruel winter.
A brief and stimulating outline of the prehistory of the whole world and the development of mankind in each part of the globe up to the time of recorded history.
Traces the origins and progress of humankind.
Nelson Y. Y. Kan
EM -‐ Early Man Hardback
Young Scientist Book of Evolution, Barbara Cork and Lynn The
Bresler
Boy of the Painted Cave
Justin F. Denzel
EM -‐ Early Man Paperback
Dar and the Spear-‐Thrower
Marjorie Cowley
EM -‐ Early Man Paperback
Motel of the Mysteries
David Macaulay
EM -‐ Early Man
Man the Tool -‐Maker
Kenneth Oakley
EN -‐ Binder
Environmental
Biological Diversity
Makes a World of Difference
National Parks Service
EN -‐ Binder
Environmental
Erosion -‐ Rivers: Curriculum
RISE
Discoveries and theories of the origins of life
Denzel breathes life and adventure into a world that existed 18,000 years ago, assuring the reader that compassion, friendship, and artistry transcend even time.
Gift of B. George
Grade 4-‐6-‐On the verge of the ceremony that will initiate him into manhood, young Dar, a Cro-‐Magnon boy, faces the conflicts in his life: his demanding uncle who has no tolerance for his nephew's desire to carve, his grandmother's growing frailty, and his own fears. When he wanders farther than usual one day to check some snares, he meets a man from a different tribe. The man, Toreg, has a device that enhances the distance he can throw his spear. Determined to trade for it, Dar leaves his tribe and begins a journey that will change life for his entire clan. The plot moves swiftly and there is sufficient character development to maintain readers' interest. The historical detail is accurate, and the setting clearly described. Cowley's narrative reads aloud well, and could certainly be used as an introduction to not only the time period but also to the idea that over time, though our technology has advanced, human emotions remain amazingly constant.
Set in the year 4022 -‐ All of the ancient country of Usa has been buried from a catastrophe that occurred in 1985.
An up-‐to-‐date and authoritative account of the early history of man's distinguishing trait: his ability to make tools.
Educational materials aboiut national parks geared toward children.
Compilation of lesson plans by RISE teachers.
EN -‐ Binder
Environmental
How Can Biodiversity Be Preserved?
Boston, Commins
EN -‐ Binder
Environmental
How Can Biodiversity Be Preserved?
Boston, Commins
EN -‐ Book
Environmental
Acid Rain
John McCormick
EN -‐ Book
Environmental
Bird Egg Feather Nest
Maryjo Koch
EN -‐ Book
Environmental
Birds of Prey
A Portrait of the Animal World
Leonard Lee Rue
EN -‐ Book
Environmental
Come Back, Salmon
Molly Cone
EN -‐ Book
Environmental
Environmental Atlas for Children
UNICEF
EN -‐ Book
Environmental
Global Warming
Alexander Peckham
Discusses the issue of the greenhouse effect and possible solutions to the global warming.
EN -‐ Book
Environmental
Rescue Mission
Planet Earth
Peace Child Charitable Trust/United Nations
A book to help children from all countries better to understand and appreciate the fragile world in which we live and to dedicate themselves to do everything possible to protect and enhance this Earth.
Examines the effects of acid rain on our world. Discussess air pollutants, the greenhouse effect, and black snow
Describes the efforts of the Jackson Elementary School in Everett, Washington, to clean up a nearby stream, stock it with salmon, and preserve it as an unpolluted place where the salmon could return to spawn.
EN -‐ Magazine
Environmental
Population -‐ National Geographic National Geographic
This issue focuses on population with articiles on:
Population
Human Migration
Women and Population
Feeding the Planet
Lewis & Clark
Perfume
Antartic Desert
EN -‐ Spiral Bound
Environmental
Environmental
Que Arriesgamos?
(What Have You Got to Lose?
New World Tropical Rainforests
What Do We Need to Live on Planet Earth?
Carol Murphy and Kendra Wallace
Environmental
What Do We Need to Live on Planet Earth?
Carol Murphy and Kendra Wallace
Environmental
What Have You Got to Lose?
Carol E. Murphy
SPICE
Environmental
What Have You Got to Lose?
Carol E. Murphy
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EU -‐ Europe
EU -‐ Europe
Binder
Book
Ireland
Always Room for One More
CUSD Teacher -‐ Shepard
Sorche nic Leodhas
Ireland curriculum
A Scotish family in a small home, welcomes a variety of travelers into their home, until the house buldges at the seams with neighborly joy. Scotish song and folklore. Sandy Shepard's personal copy.
EU -‐ Europe
EU -‐ Europe
EU -‐ Europe
Book
Book
Book
Brief History of Finland, A
Familly in Norway, A
Getting to Know Britain
People and Places
Matti Klinge
Jetty St. John
Moira Butterfield and Nicola Wright
Carol E. Murphy
Getting to Know You Series
EU -‐ Europe
Book
Getting to Know France and French
Getting to Know Germany and German
Getting to Know Italy and Italian
Getting to Know Spain and Spanish
Hide and Seek
Nicola Wright
EU -‐ Europe
Book
Janine Amos
EU -‐ Europe
EU -‐ Europe
Book
Book
Emma Sansone
Janet De Saules
EU -‐ Europe
Book
Ida Vos
A young Jewish girl living in Holland tells of her experiences during the Nazi occupation, her years in hiding, and the aftershock when the war finally ends.
EU -‐ Europe
Book
Colm Connolly
Book
Illustrated Life of Michael Collins, The
Inside the British Museum
Kid Like Me Across the Sea, A
A Look Into the World of a German Child
Learning About Our World: Germany
North to Freedom
EU -‐ Europe
EU -‐ Europe
Book
Book
EU -‐ Europe
Book
EU -‐ Europe
EU -‐ Europe
Book
Norway in Pictures
John Burks Jr.
EU -‐ Europe
Book
Ellen Dolan
EU -‐ Europe
EU -‐ Europe
Book
Book
EU -‐ Europe
Brochure
Our Global Village: Ireland
A Cultural Resource Guide
Rome
The History Atlas of Europe: From Tribal Societies to a New European Unity
Do You Know Germany?
Joy Richardson
Inter Nationes
Ohio Department of Education
Anne Holm
Social Studies lessons. Includes transparencies.
having escaped from an eastern European concentration camp where he has spent most of his life, a 12 yr old boy struggles to cope with an entirely strange world as he flees northward to freedom in Denmark.
an intorduction to the geography, history, economy, government, culture, and people of Norway.
Barbara Walsh Angelillo
Ian Barnes, Robert Hudson History of Europe through word and image, including maps and graphics. Covers wide variety of topics.
German Information Center
EU -‐ Europe
Brochure
Do You Know Germany?
EU -‐ Europe
EU -‐ Europe
Brochure
Hardback
Tower of London Fairy Tales of France
German Information Center
Olwen Hedley
Barbara Ker Wilson
EU -‐ Europe
Paperback
Angela's Ashes
Frank McCourt
EU -‐ Europe
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F -‐ Families
Book
Berlin Perspectives
SPICE
A German Language Unit
Almond Cookies and Dragon Well Cynthia Chin-‐Lee
Tea
F -‐ Families
Book
Beginnings: How Families Come Virginia Kroll
to Be
F -‐ Families
Book
Chair For My Mother, A
Vera B. Williams
F -‐ Families
Book
Chair For My Mother, A
Williams, Vera B.
F -‐ Families
Book
Families Book, The
Arlene Erlbach
F -‐ Families
Book
Fishing Sunday
Tony Johnston
Colorfully illustrated book of French fairy tales including: Puss in Boots
Mortal Bride
Stones of Plouvenic
Giant's Servant
"Angela's Ashes is a chronicle of grown-‐ups at the mercy of life and children at the mercy of grown-‐ups, and it is such a marriage of pathos and humor that you never know whether to weep or roar...." -‐Thomas Cahill
Memoir of Frank McCourt's journey from Limerick, Ireland to the U.S.A.
Erica visits the home of Nancy, a Chinese American girl, and makes many delightful discoveries about her friend's cultural heritage.
Parents and children discuss how their families came to be, covering birth families and various kinds of adoptive families.
A child, her waitress mother, and her grandmother save dimes to buy a comfortable armchair after all their furniture is lost in a fire.
After a fire destroys a family's home, they save money to buy a comfortable chair.
True stories about real kids and the people they live with and love.
A young boy is embarassed by his grandfather's old Japanese ways, but on one of their fishing Sunday's, he learns to see grandfather in a new light.
F -‐ Families
Book
Getting Used to Harry
Cari Best
F -‐ Families
Book
Grandmas At Bat
Emily Arnold McCully
F -‐ Families
Book
How My Family Lives in America
Susan Kuklin
F -‐ Families
Book
David Schecter
F -‐ Families
Book
In My Family
Em Mi Familia
Jumping the Broom
F -‐ Families
Book
Lights on the river
Jane Resh Thomas
F -‐ Families
F -‐ Families
Book
Book
My House
Patricia Frakes
Ride on Mother's Back, A: A Day Emery Bernhard
of Carrying Around the World
F -‐ Families
Book
F -‐ Families
Book
Robert Lives With His Grandparents
Things I Like About Grandma
Martha Whitmore Hickman
Francine Haskins
F -‐ Families
Book
Two Mrs. Gibsons
Toyomi Igus
F -‐ Families
F -‐ Families
Book
Book
Welcoming Babies
When We Married Gary
Mary Burns Knight
Anna Grossnickle Hines
F -‐ Families
Book
Wooden Doll, The
Susan Bonners
Courtni C. Wright
When her mother marries Harry, Cynthia finds that she has to adjust to changes in her life at home.
Pip's two grandmothers who cannot agree on anything, take over coaching her baseball team and create chaos.
African American, Asian American, and Hispanic American children describe their families' cultural traditions.
Eight year old Lettie describes the preparations for her sister's wedding and the day itself, a day of celebration in the slave quaters, where free time for fun is infrequent.
Teresa, the youg daughter of Mexican-‐American migrant workers, has a hard life but keeps memories of her grandmother and Mexico alive in her heart.
Explores the ways in which people from a variety of cultures carry their young ones, and describe what children see and learn as they are carried.
Robert is embarassed to admit to his classmates that he has lived with his grandparents ever since his parents' divorce.
An African American girl tells of her close relationship with her grandmother.
The biracial daughter of an African American father and a Japanese mother fondly recalls growing up with her mother and her father's mother, two very different but equally loving people.
Beth still remembers the daddy who went away, although her younger sister does not, but both of them accept Gary and call him Papa.
Visiting her grandparents' house, Stephanie learns the origin of Grandpa's beautiful wooden doll.
F -‐ Families
Hardback
weddings: Dating & Love Customs Carolyn Mordecai
of Cultures Worldwide
F -‐ Families
F -‐ Families
Paperback
Paperback
Este Abuelo
Loop the Loop
Suni Paz
Barbara Dugan
F -‐ Families
Paperback
What Grandpa's Do Best and
What Grandma's Do Best
Teacher Lessons Families Around the World
Mama Provi and the Pot of Rice
Laura Numeroff
F -‐ Families
F -‐ Families
Jo Ellen Moore
Sylvia Rosa-‐Casanova
FA -‐ Fabrics of Binder
the World
the World
Bolivian Textiles
Creative Maidu Basketry
Tamara Wasserman and Jonathan Hill
Cookie Dillavou
the World
Elizabethan Style
Debbie Kidd
the World
Fabrics All Around
Kathleen Rahill
A look at the relationships of men and women around the world. A glimpse into the intimate lives and cultural habits of people everywhere.
Spanish text of: This Old Man
A youn girl and an old woman form a friendship that lasts even after the woman enters a nursing home.
Two stories in one about the great things children and grandparents do together!
Mama Provi takes chicken and rice to her sick granddaughter Lucy who lives upstairs.
Photocopy of book. Traditional designs and costumesof Bolivian Indian textiles
Textile Projects:
"Reinforce the social studies curriculum through the study of the Indian's way of life in the United States. We want to emphasize the understanding of the Maidu Indian culture in and around the Chico area. Students learn an appreciation of what native peoples experienced ...."
Textile Project: Teacher lessons to introduce sixteenth-‐
century clothing designs, terms, and functions. Analyze sixteenth-‐century clothing using primry documents. Compare clothing worn by members of differing social levels.
explore ways in which social stratification is reinforced in society.
Textile Project: Young children benefit from the development of understanding of the physical world around them. Learning the properites of textiles will provide them with the experience to compare and contrast how different cultures have evolved the appropriate fabrics to meet their needs.
the World
First Thanksgiving, The : Textiles of the " First America -‐ 1600's"
the World
It's a Textile World
the World
Money: The Fiber of Our Lives
the World
Shirts on Our Backs, The
the World
Shirts on Our Backs, The
FA -‐ Fabrics of Book
the World
the World
Pumpkin Blanket, The
A Guide to Navaho Rugs
Janet Fournier, Coppage, Textile Project: Textiles of the "First America -‐ 1600's". Wright, & Smith
Explore, compare, and contrast the animal and plant fibers used by both Pilgrams and Native Americans integrated through the academic disciplines. What purposes did these textiles have for both peoples? How was their knowledge and skills about to benefit both cultures? Mary Seegert
First grade students explore varied backgrounds of Americans by learning about their textiles. Students will come to understand and appreciate the varied backgrounds of American citizens and residents by exploring clothing and textiles represented by traditions of diverse peoples.
Anita Homesley & Debbie Textile Project: Students learn how U.S. currency is made DiPasqua
and its pictoral significance. Students will learn about currency from other countries and ho to convert from U.S. currency. Students learn about the "art" of counterfeiting. Video included. Other resources listed.
Eli Gaskill
Textile Project: A three week social science unit for second grade. The shirts on our backs come from many diverse places. The shirts we wear illustrate how global our economy is. Students learn that our neighborhood department store has a network of goods and services which extends all around the world. Eli Gaskill
Textile Project: A three week social science unit for second grade. The shirts on our backs come from many diverse places. The shirts we wear illustrate how global our economy is. Students learn that our neighborhood department store has a network of goods and services which extends all around the world. Deborah Turney Zagwyn A little girl sacrfises her beloved blanket to save the pumpklns in the gardens from frost.
Susan Lamb, Ron Foreman Describes the basic characteristics of today's most common Navajo rug styles.
the World
African Textiles
Christopher Spring
the World
African Textiles
Christopher Spring
the World
the World
Angela Weaves a Dream
Michele Sola
Canada Geese Quilt, The
Natalie Kinsey-‐Warnock
the World
Cemetery Quilt
the World
Ceremonial Uniforms of the World
the World
Cloak for the Dreamer, A
the World
Cloth and Human Experience
the World
Clothes from Many Lands
Places African textiles in context and describes how the weaving methods in different parts of the country affected the type of cloth produced, including the use of dyes, the importance of certain colors, and the way designs may be interpreted.
Places African textiles in context and describes how the weaving methods in different parts of the country affected the type of cloth produced, including the use of dyes, the importance of certain colors, and the way designs may be interpreted.
The story of a young Maya artist.
Worried that the coming of a new baby and her grandmother's serious illness will change the warm familiar life on her family's farm, 10 yr old Ariel combines her artistic talents and her grandmothers knowlegde to make a very special quilt.
Kent and Alice Ross
When her Papaw dies, Josie doesn't want to go to his funeral until her grandmother shares with her the family's cemetary quilt.
Jack Cassin-‐ Scott & John Introduces the regalia of the armies of the world. Recreates Fabb
the uniforms of various periods, by both foot and horse regiments on ceremonial occasions.
Aileen Friedman
When a tailor asks each of his three sons to make a cloak for the archduke, the third son's design reveals his desire to travel the world rather than follow his father's footsteps.
Bnnette B. Weiner & Jane Explores the social and political significance of cloth in small-‐
Schneider
scale and industrial societies. The contributors discuss cloth's production and trade as well as its value as a sacred and revered heirloom.
Diane Sharpe, Editor
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Clothes, For Work, Play and Display: Timelines
the World
the World
the World
Complete Book of Basketry Techniques, The
Cotton Now and Then
the World
Emma's Rug
the World
the World
Ethnic Dress
the World
Folk and Festival Costume of the World
the World
Girl Who Wore Too Much, The
the World
the World
the World
Handmade Paper Book, The
Dia's Story Cloth: Hmong People's Journey of Freedom
Fabric Fun for Kids
How the Sky's Housekeeper Wore Her Scarves
Illustrated History of Textiles, The
David Salariya
Traces the development of clothes from the animal skins of prehistoric people to the temperature-‐controlled clothes of the future.
Gabriel and Goymer
Comprehensive guide to every aspect of basketmaking. Projects range from from simple to challenging. Illustrated
Karen Bates Willing & Julie Fabric making from boll to bolt. Teaches children how fabric Bates Dock
is made from start to finish.
Dia Cha
The story cloth made for the author by her aunt and uncle chronicles the life of the Hmong people in their native Laos and their eventual emigration to the United Statesw
Allen Say
A young artist finds that her creativity comes from within when the rug she has always relied upon for inspiration is destroyed.
Frances Kennett
A comprehensive guide to the folk costume of the world. Over 500 color pictures
Karen Bates Willing & Julie Step-‐by-‐step projects for children and their grown-‐ups. Bates Dock
Quilting, Paper Piercing, Sun Printing, Tessellation, stri p piecing and more.
R. Turner Wilcox
Traditional dress from all over the world. Provides a unique and comprehensive reference source of the regional and national costumes that are increasingly on the decline.
Read Macdonald & Spoiled and vain, Aree cannot decide which of her many Vathanaprida
silken dresses and lavish jewels to wear tot he dance, so she wears them all.
Angela Ramsay
Learn how to create 20 exquisite paper projects with a minimum of fuss and equiptment.
Patricia Hooper
Explains why the rainbow comes out when the sun shines through the rain.
Madeleine Ginsburg
Charts the history of textiles in their various forms. Examines specific historical developments -‐ manufacturing methods, changing fashion and designs, and the vagaries of marketplace and demands.
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Keeping Quilt, The Polacco, Patricia
A homemade quilt ties together the lives of four generations of an immigrant Jewish family, remaining a symbol of their enduring love and faith.
Life Around the Lake
Maricel Preseila and Gloria The women around the lake are master embroiderers. In Soto
their colorful designs they show how Tarascan people fish, farm, cook, and celebrate all the stages of life.
Little Weaver of Thai-‐Yen Village , Tran-‐Khan-‐Tuyet
A young Vietnamese girl maintains her own cultural identity The
while struggling to adjust to America.
Long Silk Strand, The
Laura Williams
A contemporary folktale set in ancient Japan. A young girl climbs a long silk strand hanging from heaven and discovers her grandmother waiting for her.
Ma Dear's Aprons
Patricia McKissack
How does David know what day of the week it is? By the color of Ma Dear's aprons -‐ a different one for each day, and for every day a different task.
Magic of Spider Woman, The
Lois Duncan
Retells the Navajo tale of how a stubborn girl learns from the Spider Woman how to keep her life in balance by respecting its boundaries.
Mama & Papa Have a Store
Amelia Lau Carling
A little girl describes what a day is like in her parents' Chinese store in Guatamala City. The store is filled with the colorful textures of cloth, threads, buttons, and things from her parents homeland in China.
Master Weaver from Ghana
Gilbert "Bobbo" Ahiagble A contemporary male weaver form Ghana explains howhis and Louise Meyer
people maintain the tradition of weaving, including an explanation of the strip weaving of Kente cloth and its impotance in the Ewe culture.
Navajo Textiles
Southwest Museum
A book of postcards of Navajo textiles and designs from the Southwest Museum.
Needlepoint: Glorious Tapestry Jill Grodon
Colorful, step-‐by-‐step guide containing 20 beautiful projects Designs
designed by an expert needleworker.
Old Jake's Skirts
C. Anne Scott
A reclusive pumpkin farmer finds an abandoned steamer trunk filled with cotton calico skirts which he eventually uses around the house in ways which seem to bring him luck.
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Oriental Carpet Identifier
Ian Bennett
FA -‐ Fabrics of the World
Buchberg, Wendy
Book
Quilting Activities Across the Curriculum
Quilting Now and Then
Book
Quilting Shortcuts
Book
Quilts among the Plain People
Book
Rag Coat, The
Rachel T. Pellman and Joanne Ranch
Lauren Mills
the World
Rugs and Carpets of the World
Ian Bennett
the World
Rumpelstiltskin
Paul O. Zelinsky
the World
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Sam Johnson and the Blue Ribbon Lisa Cambell Ernst
Quilt
Shota and the Star Quilt
Fowler, Bateson-‐Hill, Lodge & Lakota
the World
Silkworms
Sylvia A. Johnson
the World
Songs from the Loom
Monty Roessel
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Karen Bates Willing and Julie Bates Dock
Maggie Malone
A comprehensive classification of carpets and rugs, charting the history and development of the art of oriental rug making. Over 200 illustrated carpets and rugs.
Charming verses that teach all about quilting, while the fabric-‐filled illustrations will captivate young and old.
Maggie Malone shares her quilting shortcuts, tips and tricks to use in all phases of quiltmaking.
Minna proudly wears her new coat made of clothing scraps to school, where the other children laugh at her until she tells them the stories behind the scraps.
A complete guide to the major rug making areas of the world. Discusses the history of the craft in all the major centers of production.
A strange little man helps the miller's daughter spin straw into gold for the king on the condition that she will give him her firstborn A powerful celebration of friendship and homes and community. Two friends make a starquilt, which becomes central to their plan to resist the redevelopment of their apartment building.
An introduction to the domesticated silkworm cloth, raised on farms in Japan and elsewhere for the sake of the silk thread out of which its cocoons are constructed
A Navajo girl learns to weave from her grandmother. She learns not just the technique of weaving but the stories and songs that go along with it.
the World
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Stitching Stars: The Story Quilts of Mary E Lyons
Harriet Power Tamale Quilt, The
Jane Tenorio-‐Coscarelli
the World
Tapestry
Barty Phillips
the World
Ukraine; Sasha Kotyenko's Painting: "Embroidery Time"
Jacquiline Touba, Ph.D. and Barbara Glasser
the World
the World
Vejigante
Masquerader
Warm as Wool
Lulu Delacre
the World
When Silver Needles Swam
James Rumford
the World
the World
Whispering Cloth, The
Pegi Deitz Shea
World of Amish Quilts, The
Rachel and Kenneth Pellman
FA -‐ Fabrics of Hardback
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Historic Costume
Lester and Kerr
Scott Russell Sanders
An illustrated biography of the African American quilter who made quilts of her favorite Bible stories and folk tales.
The tamale quilt opens the traditions of home and family to its readers. With colorful illustrations, quilt pattern and recipe for tamales.
Charts the history of this textile from some of the oldest cultures to the present day. Practical advice on where to see tapestry, where to buy old and new work, and how to commision new pieces.
The young Ukrainian artist, Sasha Kotyenko, discusses her culture and traditions, and describes a painting she made of gerself and her sisters embroidering.1
A resourceful Puerto Rican boy manages to get a costume together for Carnival.
When Betsy Ward's family moves to Ohio from Conneticut in 1803, she brings along a sockful of coins to buy sheep so that she can gather wool, spin cloth, and make clothes to keep her children warm.
When Hawaii is annexed by the US in 1898, a Hawaiian grandmother works on a quilt to teach her grandshildren one of life's important lessons.
English and Hawaiin
A young girl in a Thai refugee camp in the mid-‐1970's finds the story within herself to create her own pa' ndau.
Color picture book. An introduction to the Amish society -‐ "An encounter with antique amish quilts is incomplete if it does not include some understanding of the people who made them." -‐ and a text filled with colorful pictures of quilts and their descriptions and origins.
A resume of style and fashion from remote times to the 1960's.
FA -‐ Fabrics of Hardback
the World
Luka's Quilt
FA -‐ Fabrics of Magazine
the World
Namaste: Cotton
FA -‐ Fabrics of Oversized Book
the World
Art of African Textiles, The -‐ Oversize
FA -‐ Fabrics of Paperback
the World
the World
Chinese Gardens on Paper and Silk
Every Step a Lotus: Shoes for Bound Feet
the World
Goat in the Rug, The
Georgis Guback
"The traditional Hawaiian quilt Tutu makes as a gift for Luka isn't at all what Luka expects. Luka is disappointed, Tutu is hurt, and they don't feel like firends anymore. "
This issue focuses on cotton. Articles include:
Cotton Tales
Khadi: The Thread of Freedom
Haku Shah and the Spirit of Cotton
Chikankari: Stiches & Shadows
Weaving for Today: Dastkar Andhra
Cotton Stories from my Courtyard
Cotton and the Growth of Bombay
Kalna Haat: Where Weavers gather
Songs of Cotton
Duncan Clarke
Examination of the materials and techniques of traditional African weaving, printing, decorating and cloth production. Over 100 color photos.
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37 plates some black and white, some color, of Chinese gardens on paper and silk with accompanying Chinese text.
Dorothy Ko
"...Fascinating exploration of the practice of footbinding in China, explaining its origins, purpose, and spread before the nineteenth century. "
Charles L. Blood & Martin Geraldine, a goat, describes each step as she and her Navajo Link
freind make a rug, from the hair clipping and carding to thedying and actual weaving.
Shepard
the World
Return to Tradition: The Revitalization of Turkish Village carpets
June anderson
FA -‐ Fabrics of Spiral Bound
the World
Seeing the World Through Story Cloths
Cindy Bethard & Rocio Perez
FO -‐ Food and Binder
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Fabulous Foods Curriculum
RISE
Grains of the World
Little Chico Creek Elementary
FO -‐ Food and Book
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Grains: Wheat, Corn, Rice for Grades 2 -‐ 6
Integrating History, Literature,Science & the Writing Process
A Taste of the Tropics
Jay Solomon
Amazing Magical Jell-‐O Desserts
General Mills
Textile Project: Students become aware of world geography, people's histories, and how cloth is used to tell stories. Students should be aware of how their lives interconnect with the lives of other people world-‐wide using the book "Dia's Story Cloth" Expandable lesson using "The Tamale Quilt", "The Quilt Story", "The Josefina Story Quilt", & "The Canada Geese Quilt".
collection of lessons by RISE teachers for Fabulous Foods Institute.
Part travelogue, part cookbook, with helpful hints and tips for use of tropical ingredients, A Taste of the Tropics
72 Gelatin and pudding recipes your kids will enjoy
Amazing Potato Book, The Paulette Bourgeois
Examines the history, cultivation, uses, and other aspects of Two Dozen Fun Projects for Home the amazing potato.
or School
Bread is for Eating
David and Phillis Gershator Mamita explains how bread is created in a song sung in both English and Spanish.
Bread, Bread, Bread
Morris, Anne
Celebrates the many different kinds of bread and how it may be enjoyed all over the world.
Chinese Cooking Made Easy
Mu-‐Tsun Lee
with simple sauces and dressings
Cooking the Indian Way
Vijay Madavan
An introduction to the cooking of India featuring such traditional recipes as lamb kebabs, yogurt chicken, pumpkin curry, and apple chutney. Also includes information on the geography, customs, people of India
culture
Corn is Maize
The Gift of the Indians
Aliki
Aliki
Book
Corn is Maize
The Gift of the Indians
Corn Recipes From the Indians
Book
Dumpling Soup
Rattigan, Jama Kim
Book
Eaters Guide to Chinese Characters, The Eating the Plates
A Pilgrim Book of Food and Manners
Everybody Bakes Bread
James D. McCawley
Everybody Bakes Bread
Norah Dooley
Everybody Cooks Rice
Norah Dooley
Norah Dooley
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A simple description of how corn was discovered and used by the indians and how it came to be an important food throughout the world.
Frances Gwaltney
A young Hawaiian girl tries to make dumplings for her family's New Year's celebration.
Lucille Recht Penner
Discusses the eating habits, customs, and manners of the pilgrims in the colony of New Plymouth.
Norah Dooley
A rainy-‐day errand introduces Carrie to many different kinds of bread, including chaptis, challah, and pupusas.
A rainy-‐day errand introduces Carrie to many different kinds of bread, including chaptis, challah, and pupusas.
A child is sent to find a younger brother at dinnertime and is introduced to a variety of cultures through encountering the many ways rice is prepared at the different households visited.
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CLAS SET OF 25
Discusses some of the food enjoyed in Brazil and describes special foods that are part of celebrations.
Discusses some of the food enjoyed in Israel and describes special foods that are part of celebrations.
Discusses some of the food enjoyed in Italy and describes special foods that are part of celebrations.
Discusses some of the food enjoyed in Japan and describes special foods that are part of celebrations.
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Food and Festivals: Brazil
Mariana Serra
Book
Food and Festivals: Israel
Ronne Randall
Book
Food and Festivals: Italy
Saviour Pirotta
Book
Food and Festivals: Japan
Teresa Fisher
Book
Food Around the World
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Margie Burton, Cathy French, and Tammy Jones
Burton, French, & Jones
Children from around the world share the kinds of food they eat.
Recipe for pizza.
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Food Fight
Michael J. Rosen
culture
Food in China
International Food Library
Jennifer Tan
Food in France
Food in Germany
Food in Greece
Food in India
Nancy Loewen
culture
Food in Israel
Nancy Loewen
culture
Food in Italy
Claudia Gaspari
culture
culture
Food in Japan
Food in Korea
Jiro Takeshita
culture
Food in Mexico
Paolo Gomez
culture
Food Pyramid, The
Joan Kalbacken
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Nancy Loewen
Thirty-‐Three poets, including Lee Bennett Hopkins, Douglas Florian, and Jane Yolen, write poetry about their favorite food to help fight against hunger.
Surveys food products, customs, and preparation in China, decribes regional dishes, cooking techniques, and recipes for a variety of meals.
Describes the dishes, food habits, and special festivals of France
Describes the food products, cooking and eating customs, and festivals of Germany
Nancy Loewen
Sharon Kaur
Nancy Loewen
Surveys food products, customs and preparation in India, describing regional dishes, cooking techniques, and recipes for a variety of meals.
An introduction to Israel, its festivals, food customs and cooking -‐ derived from many cultures as Israel is a nation of immigrants.
Surveys food products, customs, and preparation in Italy, describing regional dishes, cooking techniques, and recipes for a variety of meals.
Surverys food products, customs and preparation in Korea, describing typical dishes, cooking techniques, and recipes for a variety of meals.
Survery food products, customs, and preparation in Mexico, describing regional dishes, cooking techniques and recipes for a variety of meals.
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Food, True Stories of Life on the Road
Richard Sterling
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Food: Feasts, Cooks & Kitchens
Richard Tames
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Food: Traditions Around the Jillian Powell
World
Foods of the World
Emily Hahn
The Cooking of China
Foods of the World
Wolfe, Linda
The Cooking of the Carribean Islands
Global Harvest
Karen De Boer
A Broad Base of Mutlcultural Food Experiences
Good Morning, Let's Eat
Karin Luisa Badt
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"Many people will tell you that they travel, in large part, to eat, to break bread with strangers and leave the table with friends, and to discover the world through the medium of cuisine. This special edition in the Travellers' Tales series collects stories that further the proposition that humanity is revealed through cuisine just as surely s it is through any other art or social activity."
Carribean cooking
This book provides descriptions and the cultural content of many different types of food from around the world.
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Gourmet Atlas, The
Susie Ward, Claire Clifton, The History, Origin and Migration Jenny Stacey
of Foods of the World
Grain of Rice, A
Helena Pittman
How one tiny grain of rice can lead to a world of happiness.
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Grain of Rice, A
Helena Pittman
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Grain of Rice, A
Helena Pittman
Book
Harvest Festivals Around the World
Judith Hoffman Corwin
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alford and Duguid
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Hot Sour Salty Sweet: A Culinary Journey Through Southeast Asia
How My Parents Learned to Eat
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How Rice Came Into the World
Moh. Shoelhi, BA
Book
How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World
How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World
In My Momma's Kitchen
Marjorie Priceman
Indian Cookery
A Practical Guide
Indian Cuisine
Dharamjit Singh
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Ina R. Friedman
Since the market is closed, the reader is led around the world to gther the ingredients for making an apple pie.
Marjorie Priceman
Jerdine Nolen
Omana Jacob
International Spud, The Mara Reid Rogers
Fun and Feast With the World's Favorite Tuber
Irish Food and Folklore
Clare Connery
A Guide to Cooking, Myths, and History of Ireland
It's Disgusting and We Ate it!
James Solheim
True Food Facts From Around the World and Throughout History
Let's Eat
An American sailor courts a Japanese girl and each tries, in secret, to learn the other's way of eating.
Four folktales.
Ana Zamorano
A child describes the family events, like making apple jelly and having relatives visit, that center around Momma's kitchen.
Exotic and interesting Indian dishes
More than 100 authentic Irish recipes, cetailed descriptions of Irish heritage and myths, and a glossary of Irish phrases.
A collections of poems, facts, statistics, and stories about unusual foods and eating habits both contemporary and historical.
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Life and Times of the Apple, The
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Life and Times of the Peanut, The Charles Micucci
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Man Eating Bugs: The Art and Science of Eating Insects
Manners
Peter Menzel and Faith D'Alusio
Aliki
Market Days: From Market to Market Around the World
Mediterranean Feast, A
Madhur Jaffrey
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Loaf of Bread, A: Bread in History, Gail Duff
in the Kitchen, and on the table
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Midnight, A Cinderella Alphabet
culture
Mud Pies and Other Recipes
A Cookbook for Dolls
culture
Never Take a Pig to Lunch
and Other Poems About the fun of Eating
New Year's Rice Cakes, The Banh Chung Banh Day
culture
Charles Micucci
Presents a variety of facts about apples, including how they grow, crossbreeding and grafting techniques, harvesting practices, and the uses, varieties, and history of this popular fruit.
Examines the history and statistics of peanuts, their agriculture and influence.
Recipes and traditions
Discussess manners and gives examples of good manners and bad manners.
An intriguing global tour of six marketplaces, Clifford A. Wright
The story of the birth of celebrated cuisines of the Mediterranean, from the merchants of Venice to the Barbary Corsairs, with more than 500 recipes.
Stephanie Perkal
Using a word for each letter of the alphabet, a grandmother introduces her two grandchildren to the many versions of Cinderella told around the world.
Marjorie Winslow
Presents playful recipes for such dishes as 'Woodchip Dip", "SeeSaw Salad", "Roast Rocks", and "Pencil Sharpener Pudding".
Nadine Bernard Westcott A collections of poems and rhymes about food and eating.
This is a vietnamese folk tale about the Lunar New Year celebration. FO -‐ Food and Book
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Now I Will Never Leave the Dinner Table
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Old Man Who Loved Cheese, The Garrison Keillor
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Oliver's Vegetables
Vivian French
Pass the Bread
Karin Luisa Badt
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Jane Read Martin & Patricia Marx
Passport on a Plate
Diane Simone Vezza
A Round-‐the-‐World Cookbook for Children
People of Corn
Mary-‐Joan Gerson
culture
Potluck
Anne Shelby
Book
Red Bean Granny and the Tiger
Cho Dae-‐in
Book
Rice
Lynne Merrison
Book
Rice in South-‐East Asia
Cultures and Landscapes
Salt: A World History
Jacqueline M. Piper
Book
Mark Kurlansky
When her perfect older sister forces her to remain at the dinner table until she finishes her spinach, a young girl broods aobut being stuck there forever and devises a plan to get rid of her sister.
Wallace P. Flynn loves smelly cheese so much that his family leaves him, his dog and cats can't stand to be around him, and even the skunks have to move.
While visiting his grandfather, who has a wonderful garden, Oliver learns to eat vegetables other than potatoes.
A World of Difference Series explores how everyday objects can reflect one's culture.
Featuring more than 100 recipes
After several unsuccessful attempts to create grateful creatures, the Mayan gods use sacred corn to fashion a people who will thank and praise their creators.
Alpha and Betty have a potluck and all their friends bring appropriate alphabetical food (asparagus soup to zucchini casserole).
Describes rice, the history of its cultivation, and the part it plays in human health and diet. Includes several recipes.
Discusses how salt has shaped civilization. These square crystals are nor only for practical use, but over the ages have symbolized fertility and lasting covenants, and have been used in magical charms. Traces the history of salt's influence from prehistoric China and ancient Africa to Europe and the Americas.
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Sleeping Bread, The FO -‐ Food and Book
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Storybook Stew
Cooking With Books Kids Love
Tasting Food, Tasting Freedom
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Thai Cooking Made Easy
Once upon a time, in the sleepy little village of San Pedro, a bakery shop opened onto the square. It was called Panaderia el Milagro, which means "Miracle Bakery," and a miracle did happen there.
Suzanne Barchers & Peter Fifty recipes for different meals, each recipe accompanied by Rauen
a summary of a featured book and a suggested activity.
Sidney W. Mintz
"Mintz celebrates food itself...From his opening, moving portrait of his father, a cook, to his closing reflecitons on American Diet, food is not simply a vehicle toward other historical and cultural themes. It is a worthy and considerable subject for thought and refleciton on its own." -‐ William Roseberry
Sukhm Kittivech
Tony's Bread
Tomie dePaola
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Too Many Tamales
Gary Soto
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Tortilla Factory, The Gary Paulsen
Travel the World Cookbook
Pamela Marx
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Stefan Czernecki & Timothy Rhodes
A baker loses his daughter but gains a bakery in the grand city of Milano after meeting a determined nobleman and baking a unique loaf of bread
Maria tries on her mothers wedding ring while helping make tamales for a Christmas family get-‐together. Panic ensues when, hours later, she realizes the ring is missing.
United Tastes of America
Dorinda Hafner
Recipes and the Cultural Origins of your Favorite Dishes
Vitamins and Minerals
Joan Kalbacken
What's for Lunch? Banana
Pam Robson
Presents facts about the banana, including where and how it is grown, harvested and marketed, and what other products are made from bananas.
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What's for Lunch? Chocolate
Claire LLewellyn
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What's for Lunch? Corn
Pam Robson
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What's for Lunch? Honey
Pam Robson
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What's For Lunch? Peanuts
Claire Llewellyn
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What's For Lunch? Potatoes
Claire Llewellyn
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What's for Lunch? Rice
Pam Robson
You Eat What You Are
People, Culture and Food Traditions
Foods of the World
African Cooking
Foods of the World
American Cooking
Foods of the World
Chinese Cooking
Foods of the World
Pacific and Southeast Asian Cooking
Foods of the World
The Cooking of Germany
Thelma Barer-‐Stein, Ph.D. Exporation of more than 100 culinary traditions worldwide and how food preferences and preparation reveal links with social structure, geography and history.
Laurens van der Post
Book Set
Book Set
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Dale Brown
Emily Hahn
Rafael Steinberg
Laurens van der Post
Presents facts about the cocoa bean, including how it is grown, harvested, and marketed, and finally turned into a variety of chocolate products.
An introduction to the corn we eat, starting at the farm with its planting and harvesting, until it is sold in markets. Also discusses the manufacture of other products made from corn.
Explains how bees produce honey, as well as the commercial process of producing and marketing honey as a food and for use in other products.
Presents facts about the peanut, including where and how it is grown, harvested, and marketed and what other products are made from peanuts.
Presents facts about the potato, including where and how it is grown, harvested, and marketed, and what other products are made from potatoes.
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Hardback
Foods of the World
Santha Rama Rau
The Cooking of India
Foods of the World
Waverly Root
The Cooking of Italy
Foods of the World
Rafael Steinberg
The Cooking of Japan
Foods of the World
MFK Fisher
The Cooking of Provincal France
Foods of the World
Dale Brown
The Cooking of Scandinavia
Rare Recipes and Budget Savers; Frank Good
Volume 1
Rare Recipes and Budget Savers; Frank Good
Volume 2
Fast Food Nation, the Dark Side of Eric Schlosser
the All-‐American meal
" Fast food has hastened the malling of our landscape, widened the chasm between rich and poor, fueled an epidemic of obesity, and propelled American culture imperialism abroad. That's a lengthly list of charges, but Eric Schlosser makes them stick with an artful mix of first-‐rate reportage, wry wit, and careful reasoning...."
Surveys food products, customs, and preparation in the Soviet Union, describing regional dishes, cooking techniques, and recipes for a variety of meals.
FO -‐ Food and Hardback
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Food in Russia
Tania Andreev
Hardback
Magda's Tortillas
Becky Chavarria-‐Chairez
Hardback
Uzbek National Dishes
Paperback
A Comer Fracciones!
Bruce McMillan
Spanish Text of: Eating Fractions!
Paperback
Arroz con Frijoles
...y unos amables ratones
Carlos and the Cornfield
Carlos y la Milpa de Maiz
Pam Munoz Ryan
Spanish text of: Mice and Beans
Jan Romero Stevens
Spanish and English text.
Paperback
Cookbook of Uzbekistan foods.
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Fast Food Nation
Eric Schlosser
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Kids' Around the World Cookbook, Deri Robins
The
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Kids' Multicultural Cookbook:
Food & Fun Around the World
Mexico
A World of Recipes
" Fast food has hastened the malling of our landscape, widened the chasm between rich and poor, fueled an epidemic of obesity, and propelled American culture imperialism abroad. That's a lengthly list of charges, but Eric Schlosser makes them stick with an artful mix of first-‐rate reportage, wry wit, and careful reasoning...."
Recipes from:
Scandinavia
Netherlands
Great Britain
Germany
Switzerland
France
Spain
Italy
Greece
Turkey
Hungary
Russia
India
CHina
Japan
Indonesia and Thailand
United States
Mexico
Caribbean
Africa
Australia
Middle East
Deanna F. Cook
Julie McCulloch
A World of Recipes' cookbook of foods from Mexico.
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culture
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FO -‐ Food and Spiral Bound
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Pacific Bounty: Hawaii Cooks with Ray Yamaguchi
Rooted In America: Foodlore of Popular Fruits and Vegetables
Ray Yamaguchi & Marty Companion to the Public Televisionprogram.
Wentzel
ed. David Scofield Wilson Through recipes, superstitions, jokes and urban legends, & Angus Kress Gillespie
history and advertising ...foods have become unmistakably part of our popular culture....
Why We Eat What We Eat: How Raymond Sokolov
Read about how people changed when they were the encounter between the new introduced to new areas of the world or when new people world and the old changed the came to their land. How much did food influence travel and way everyone on the planet eats
settlement?
California: Foods Before and After Heather Gilman
A 4th grade food unit created as a unit within a larger the Missions
California unit.
Food & Folklore Cookbook
compiled by Maureen Collection of recipes and stories from the Fabulous Foods Fredrickson
Institute participants.
Savor The Taste
Assumption Cathedral A collection of recipes
Ladies Philoptichos Society
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Themes From History/Social Science
Grains: Wheat, Corn, Rice for Grades 2 -‐ 6
FO -‐ Food and Teacher Lessons Food & Religion
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FO -‐ Food and Amazing Potato, The
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Betty Egan
Eat Your Words
Charlotte Foltz Jones
Foods of the World
The Cooking of Vienna's Empire
How to Make an Apple Pie and see the world
Wechsberg, Joseph
Lois Hughes, Ph.D.
Milton Meltzer
Majorie Priceman
A Story in which the Incas, Conquistadors, Marie Antoinette, Thomas Jefferson, Wars, Famines, Immigrants, and French Fries all play a part.
Discusses the history and meaning of all kinds of food-‐
related words and phrases and describes customs and beliefs anout various foods.
A look at Vienna's Empire and its' food.
Japanese Cuisine
Chen Shiu-‐Lee
What's For Lunch? Milk
Claire Llewellyn
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International Field Day
Mona Sanborn
Olympics Curriculum
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Book of Games, The
Compiled by J.R. Granskog Olympics across the curriculum. Geography, Language Arts, Mathematics, Physical Education, & Social Studies lesson plans.
Joanna Cole
New jump-‐rope rhymes are always being invented, most of them based on the ones presented here -‐ the traditional rhymes that accompanied the tap of the jump rope on America's sidewalks years ago, and that can still be heard today whenever children are jumping rope.
Peter Arnold
Book
Chinese Children's Games
Fung Shiu-‐Ying
Book
Coloring Book of the Olympics & E. Knill
Other Ancient games, A
Book
Come Look With Me: World of PLay
Rice: The Little Grain that Feeds Raphaëlle Brice
the World
Anna Banana: 101 Jump-‐Rope Rhymes
Gladys Blizzard
This book provides color pictures and recipies of japanese cuisine.
Discusses the historical and modern cultivation of rice around the world and its importance as food and for other uses.
Tells the story of milk from the time it is taken from the cow on the dairy farm through to its processing and distribution to users.
Binder of international games compiled for annual, outdoor elementary school field day.
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Game of Mah Jong Illustrated, The Patricia A. Thompson & Betty Maloney
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Games From Long Ago
Bobbie Kalman
Book
Games of the North American Indians
Stewart Culin
Book
Go Fly a Kite
Maryann Golden
Book
Hopscotch Around the World
Mary D. Lankford
Book
Hopscotch: Around the World
Beech Tree
Nineteen Ways to Play the Game
Points out that this game, which isplayed with varieations throughout the world, has been around a long time and has a number of different names.
Presents dorections for playing variations of hopscotch, an ancient game still played worldwide.
Book
Hopscotch: Around the World
Beech Tree
Nineteen Ways to Play the Game
Presents dorections for playing variations of hopscotch, an ancient game still played worldwide.
Book
International Playtime: Classroom Wayne Nelsn and Henry Games and Dances from Around Glass
the World
Mancala Games
Laurence Russ
Book
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Marbles, Hopscotch and Jacks: Favorite Games and Variations
John Dineen
Book
Multicultural Game Book, The
Louise Orlando
Examines the different types of games, including outdoor games, parlor games, and board games, played by children in n19th century North America.
Volume 1. Games of chance
More than 70 traditional games from 30 countries.
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Round the World Songbook
Emma Danes
Music and words for over 30 songs
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Shake It To The One That You Love The Best
Cheryl Warren Mattox
Playsongs and lullabies from black musical traditions.
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Sport: Players, Games & Spectacle
Norman Barrett
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Street Rhymes Around the World Jane Yolen
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String Figures From Around the World
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The Eternal Olympics: The Art and Nicolaos Yalouris
History of Sport
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Toys Everywhere
Cynthia & David Greising
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Treasurers of Childhood, The: Books Toys and Games From the Opie Collection
Victory; The Challenge of International Sports
Iona and Robert Opie and Brian Alderson
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Nazi Olympics, The
Sorena DeWitt
Karen Dick and Diane Sylvester
US Holocaust Memorial Museum
Combines the presentations of sports, history and art. It is the only illustrated work dealing exclusively with the ancient games, narrative accompanied by some of the greatest masterpieces of classical art, which drew much of its inspiratoin from sport and from the beauty of the human form in athletic competition.
Describes a variety of toys from around the world, including the Australian boomerbang, South African knobkerrie, and Japanese daruma doll.
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Dreidels (Hanukkah)
Magazine section on dreidels: different types and sizes, etc. Color photos.
Games From Many Lands
Anita Benarde
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B.G. Hennessy
Games From Many Lands
Anita Benarde
Snow Football, Alaska
Trick the Dancers, American Indian
Drop the Marble, Central America
Chase the Dragon's Tail, China
Beware the Antelope, The Congo
The Whales, Denmark
Scotland Yard, England
Swap Chairs -‐ by the Numbers, France
Unwrap the Chocolate, Germany
The Fishermen,Ghana
Catch the Cap, Guatemala
Wiindmill, Holland
Balancing Toys, India
Pass the Orange, Ireland
Hold the Rope, Israel
Tug O' War, Korea
Stick Games, New Zealand
Cat and Mice, Philippine Islands
Hit the Stones, Portugal
Bell in the Steeple, Russia
Hit the Holes, Saudi Arabia
Name the Animal, Switzerland
Kukla, Turkey
"All over the world people are getting ready for the Olympics. Runners are running, swimmers are swimming, teams are learning to work together. Meanwhile, workers are making flags, medals, uniforms, and equipment, preparing for a spectacle that millions of fans will watch."
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Games of the North American Indians -‐ Volume 2
Stewart Culin
Games figured prominently in the myths of North American Indian Tribes, and also in their ceremonies for bringing rain and fertility and combating misfortune. In his classic study, originally published and in 1907 as a report of the Bureau of American Ethnology, Stewart Culin divided the games played by Indian men and women into two general types.
Indoor Action Games for David R. Foster & James L. For K-‐6 elementary school teachers, pe teachers, rec dir.s Elementary Children
Overholt, Ed.D.
and camp counselors, here are 200 safe, exciting, and purposeful indoor games and activities that make it easy for you to motivate and controleven restless children during indoor days......
Kites: The Usborne Book of
Susan Mayes
Shows you how to make an exciting collection of kites. All the things you need to make each model are easy to obtain and use. Clear step-‐by-‐step instructions and bright illustrations.
Olympics
Steven Schneider
Theme Series on: Olympics
Intergrated Activities for whole Intergrated Activities for whole Language and Thematic Language and Thematic Teaching
Teaching
Outdoor Action Games for David R. Foster & James L. For K-‐6 elementary school teachers, pe teachers, rec dir.s Elementary Children
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and camp counselors, here are 170 safe, exciting, and purposeful outdoor games and activities that make it easy to teach students physical fitness and exercise can be fun and can even improve their lives......
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Share the Olympic Dream
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Victory: The Challenge of International Sports
Karen Dick and Diane Sylvester
Olympic Day In The Schools: "Focus on Excellence"
US Olympic Committee Education Council
At Play In the Field sof the Lord
Peter Matthiessen
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DaVinci Code, The
Dan Brown
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The United States Olympic Committee's Curriciulum Guide "Share the Olympic Dream" is designed to teach elementary school-‐aged children about the Olympic Games by using stimulating activities. It contains mazes, puzzles, dot-‐to-‐dots, word finds, matching games, and more -‐ all around the Olympics theme. Children will learn about the process o becoming an Olympian, names of sports featured in the Olympic Ganes, past ans present Olympic heroes, good health habits of athletes, Olympic symbols, and the geography connected with the 1996 Olympic games in Atlanta.
Set in a malarial outpost of the South American jungle, Matthiessen's electrifying moral thriller follows the clash between two misplaced gringos: Martin Quarrier, who has come to convert the local Indians to Christianity, and Lewis Moon, a half-‐Indian mercenary who has been hired to kill them
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David Davidar
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Oryx and Crake
Margaret Atwood
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Geography Today: The Nile River Thomas O'Brien
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Why Do People Create Maps?
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As the Crow Flies: A First Book of Gail Hartman
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Davidar's ambitious novel set in India relates many stories in one, each ineluctably merging into the other. We are shown three generations of an old family in the oceanside village of Chevathar. The patriarch Solomon strives to maintain equilibrium as caste struggles begin to create harsh conflict in the village, while his sons endure triumph and disaster as India inaugurates its battle for independence and his grandson, who may be the last of the line, undertakes his own bid for independence. All of these characters are drawn with a mercurial vividness, and Davidar has a Tolstoyan sense of the larger canvas-‐-‐his epic covers the spectrum of heroes and rogues, clans and dynasties, the ugly and the beautiful.
In Oryx and Crake, a science fiction novel that is more Swift than Heinlein, more cautionary tale than "fictional science" (no flying cars here), Margaret Atwood depicts a near-‐future world that turns from the merely horrible to the horrific, from a fool's paradise to a bio-‐wasteland. Snowman (a man once known as Jimmy) sleeps in a tree and just might be the only human left on our devastated planet. He is not entirely alone, however, as he considers himself the shepherd of a group of experimental, human-‐like creatures called the Children of Crake. As he scavenges and tends to his insect bites, Snowman recalls in flashbacks how the world fell apart.
A book of postcards from the Huntington Library.
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Atals of World Geography
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Atlas of World History
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Basic Skills: Geography
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California Atlas
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City Maze!
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Concise Atlas of World History
Geoffrey Barraclough
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Economics Atlas of the World
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Essential Map Skills
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Explorations Resource Book
Charles Tidd and George Sullivan
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Intermediate World Atlas, The
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Learning Geography: An Annotated Bibliography of Research Paths
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Geography facts and experiments for young discoverers.
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Me on the Map
Joan Sweeney
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National Geographic World Atlas National Geographic
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A child describes how her room,her town, her state and her country become part of a map of her world.
A complete world reference for adventurous minds. Custom designed for young explorers. A collection of world, regional, and thematic maps.
Educational materials designed to help social studies teachers respond to the need to teach course content and also to provide meaningful instruction in basic skills.
A collection of amazing city mazes.
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Pathways: Learning Through Geography
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Understanding Maps: A Basic Skills Book
Viking Children's World Atlas, The Jacqueline Tivers and Michael Day
Whole World in Your Hands, The: Melvin and Gilds Berger
Looking at Maps
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National Geographic Map of China William Graves, Editor
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World, The:
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Madden and Sullivan
Tyler, Watts, Bowyer, et al.
Tyler, Watts, Bowyer, et al.
Ward Kaiser
A global guide to places you must see in your lifetime
A map study book
An introductory atlas for young people.
Explains what maps are and how to use them, discusses map symbols and their meanings, and includes maps of a house, community, city, state, country and the world.
Contains 32 pages of maps.
Contains 32 pages of maps.
A handbook to The World Map: Peters Projection
Articles include: Lindbergh's Flight
Globes
Last Incan Refuge
Pinnacles of Japanese Map Collection
Cartographic mismeasure of women
First weather map
Scaling Mt. Whitney
Tian'-‐Shan'
Finding your home from space
Map of China made by National Geographic Society. Large world atlas with full color photographs.
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Spiral Bound
Atlas
Mis Prrimeros Conocimientos
Mapping Africa
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Mapping Asia
Mel Pickering
Spanish text. Altas with animals, plants, and more.
SPICE: Stanford Program A curriculum unit for Grades 6-‐10
on International and Cross-‐
Cultural Education
SPICE: Stanford Program A curriculum unit for Grades 6-‐10
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Mapping Europe
Boss of the Plains: The Hat That Won the West
Chicken Sunday
Laurie Carlson
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Hats, Hats and More Hats!
Jean Stangl
The story of John Stetson and how he came to crate the most popular hat west of the mIssissippi.
The thank old Eula for her wonderful Sunday chicken dinners, the children sell decorated eggs to buy her a beautiful Easter hat.
Explores the world of hats, discussin the origin and function of different kinds found around the world.
Explores the world of hats, discussin the origin and function of different kinds found around the world.
Blackline masters.
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Hats, Hats and More Hats!
Jean Stangl
Blackline masters.
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Hats, Hats, Hats
Ann Morris
Introduces a variety of hats from soft and hard hats to snuggly and hooded hats.
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Here's to Hats
John Parker
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Lady with the Ship on her Head, The
Deborah Nourse Lattimore Madame Pompenstance competes for the Best Headdress award at the annual Fancy Dress Ball, unaware that a small ship has sailed onto her head and become her headdress.
Alice K. Flanagan
Examines the various functions of hats around the world
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Ruby Mae Has Something to Say
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Tongue tied Ruby Mae Foote fulfills her dream of speaking for world peace at the UN when her nephew invents a device to solve her speech problem.
She's Wearing a Dead Bird on Her Kathryn Lasky
A fictionalized account of the founders of the Head
Massachusettes Audobon Society, a late-‐19th century society that would endure and have an impact on the bird-‐
protection movement.
The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Dr. Seuss
Each time Bartholomew cubbins is ordered to take off his Cubbins
hat by orders of the King, he finds there is another one on his head.
Uncle Nacho's Hat
Harriet Rohmer
A well meaning man who can't figure out how to make El Sombrero Del Tio Nacho
changes in his life until his neice, Ambrosia, shows him how.
Hats -‐ Oversize
Robert A. and Marlene J. Colored by Marigold Elementary students, this laminated MacCracken
book shows many different hats associated with identifiable figures, ie. nurses, native americans, firemen, etc. Paper Hat Book, The -‐ Oversize
Andrew Bennett
six incredible hats to assemble and wear.
Paper Hat Tricks IV -‐ Oversize
Pat Newbold and Anne Diebel
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Shilpa
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Teaching India
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Golden Temple, The
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Aani and the Tree Huggers
North Bay International Studies Project
Dr. Mohinder Singh
Philip Woodruff
Eknath Easwaran
Jeannine Atkins
38 Hat Patterns
This project is an attempt to convey the rhythm of the hand at work, the lively expression of song and dance in India; an attempt to combine in a single work the self-‐expression of the crafts people in their environment....
Prefessional development institute material from North Bay International Studies Project.
Based on true events in India in the 1970s, young Aani and the other women in her village defend their forest from developers by wrapping their arms around trees, making it impossible to cut them down.
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Adventures of Young Krishna
The Blue God of India, The
Ajanta & Ellora:
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Akbar and the Mughal Empire
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Mrs. Gandhi's Last Battle
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Tully, Jacob
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Cloth Crafts of India
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Cotton and Silk, Trade and History
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Community Helpers 1
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Delhi & Agra a Travellers' Companion
Ranjana Sengupta
John Harrison
Chitta Gajadin
Dagmar Dasgupta
Nicholas Barnard
Helen and Hemant Kanitkar
Book of Hindu Imagery; the Gods Eva Rudy Jansen
and their Symbols
Book of India, A
B.N. Pandey
Brief Account of the Sikh People, Ganda Singh
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British Raj and Indian Nationalism, Malcom Yapp
The
Chendru William Sansom
The Boy and the Tiger
Children of India, The
Jules Hermes
Mary Ann Dasgupta
Mary Ann Dasgupta
Michael Alexander
S. Shepard personal copy
Introduces the variety and richness of culture in India by describing the daily lives of children from different regions and social levels.
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R.S. Nayak
Lila Mehta
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Fairy Tales from India
Family in India, A Tony Tigwell
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Fish King's Power of Truth, The Freedom at Midnight
Gandhi :
The Quest for Tolerance and Survival
Gandhi in Cartoons
Gandhiji's Autobiography
Gay-‐Neck :
The Story of a Pigeon
Gulliver in Lilliput
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Wendy Ewald
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Heart of Gold
Heat and Dust
I Dreamed I Had a Girl In My Pocket
I is for India
In Search of Gandhi
India :
Its Culture and People
India and Southeast Asia
Culture Area Studies
Lila Mehta first heard this East Indian version of the Cinderella story from her teacher in India. she was fascinated when she read "Nagmani" (Jewel of the Snake) now out of print. She has translated and adapted it with nostalgic simplicity, restoring it to its position as part of the East Indian literary tradition.
Ten-‐year-‐old Sakina talks about her life in a northern Indian village.
Bharatan Kumarappa
Dhan Gopal Mukerji
Demi
Prodeepta Das
Richard Attenborough
Anne Ferguson Jensen
Petrovich, Curtin
The young king of India searches for a Hallowed Horse to protect his kingdom from the evil Kaliya, the Multi-‐Headed Snake.
Examines the geography, climate, religions, and current problems of India.
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India Emerges
India the Land
India the People
India, From the Raj to Independence
India: A Teachers Guide
Indian History and Culture
Indian Subcontinent, The Jataka Tales
Elephant Stories
Jokes, Comic Tales, & Proverbs from India
Journal of Gandhi Smriti & Darshan Samiti
Volume 2
Karma Cola:
Marketing the Mystic East
King, a Hunter, and a Golden Goose, A
King's Chessboard, The Krishna
Amar Chitra Katha: the Glorious Heritage of India
Leaving Yuba City
Let Us Know India
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Let Us Know India
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Let Us Know India
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Steven Warshaw
Bobbie Kalman
Bobbie Kalman
Sydney Wood
Focus on Asian Studies
J. Fuste
Lakshmi Lal
Chong Kum Fatt
Pande, Radhakrishnan, Singh
Gita Mehta
Two geese captured by a hunter who seeks a golden goose for the king and queen save themselves when their loyalty and concern impress the royal couple.
David Birch
Anant Pai
Chitra Banerjee
Swarn Khandpur
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Lights for Gita
Swarn Khandpur
Mahabharat for Children, The
Part II
Mahabharat for Children, The Part I
Mahabharata
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Mahabharata
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Mahabharata
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Mahabharata
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R.S. Nayak
Swarn Khandpur
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Swarn Khandpur
Swarn Khandpur
Rachna Gilmore
R.S. Nayak
T.R. Bhanot
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Recently immigrated from India, GIta is looking forward to celebrating her favorite holiday, Divali, a festival of lights, but things are so different in her new home that she wonders if she will ever adjust.
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Mahabharata
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Mahabharata
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Mahabharata
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Mahabharata
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Men Who Ruled India, The Volume 2
Midnight's Children
Monkey God and Other Hindu Tales, The
More Stories from Panchatantra
Mughal India
My Home in India
Myths and Legends of India:
An Introduction to the Study of Hinduism
Nectar in a Sieve
One Grain of Rice
A Mathematical Folktale
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Panchtantra 2: Search for a Bridegroom
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Philip Woodruff
Salman Rushdie
Debjani Chatterjee
V. Malhotra
G.H.R. Tilllotson
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Kamala Markandaya
Demi
A reward of one grain of rice doubles day by day into millions of grains of rice when a selfish Rajah is outwitted by a clever village girl.
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Parrot and the Fig Tree, The People Then & Now:
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Precious Life, A
Rabbit in the Moon, The Rajah's Rice, The A Mathematical Folktale from India
Rajah's Rice, The A Mathematical Folktale from India
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Ramayana
A Journey
Ramayana
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Ramayana
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Avril Powell
Rosalyn White
David Barry
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Anant Pai
Ranchor Prime
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When Chandra, the official bather of the Rajah's elephants, saves them from serious illness, she exacts from the rajah a reward more costly than he realizes.
When Chandra, the official bather of the Rajah's elephants, saves them from serious illenss, she exacts from the rajah a reward more costly than he realizes.
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Ramayana
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Ramayana
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Ramayana: Indonesian Wayang Show
Ramayana: Our National Reader
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R.S. Naik
Herman Hesse
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In the novel, Siddhartha, a young man, leaves his family for a contemplative life, then, restless, discards it for one of the flesh. He conceives a son, but bored and sickened by lust and greed, moves on again. Near despair, Siddhartha comes to a river where he hears a unique sound. This sound signals the true beginning of his life-‐the beginning of suffering, rejection, peace and, finally, wisdom.
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Michael Gibson
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Some Street Games of India
Sonali's Friend
Spotlight on Nineteenth-‐Century Imperialism
Taste of India, A The Definitive Guide to Regional Cooking
Throne of King Vikramaditya (Singhasan Batisi)
Part 4
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Tico and the Golden Wings
Tiger Burning Bright
Madhur Jaffrey
S.K. Goomer S.K. Goomer S.K. Goomer Leo Lionni
Theodora Du Bois
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TinTin's Travel Diaries
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The world of the Indian Banyan tree: In the center of a small village in India, a banyan tree rises from the earth like a great green mountain. Known as the ManyFooted One, this remarkable tree has so many trunks it is a virtual forest. The banyan is not only in the heart of the village it IS the heart of the village.
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Krishna and Bukmini The Syamantaka Gem
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Celebrating the Mother Goddess
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Introduction to India
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Mandu
Kaziranga: Habitat of the One-‐Horned Rhino
Kerala
Indian Fashion
Nawabs of Avadh
Losar: Tibetian New Year
Ft. Chanwa
Dharamsala
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Jean Elliott Johnson and What Makes a Ruler Legitimate? Donald James Johnson
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Rashmi Sharma, M.A. India from Indian Perspective
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Japanese Americans
Iron Dragon Never Sleeps, The
Stephen Krensky
Book
American Too
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Book
Angel Child, Dragon Child
Michele Maria Surat
Binder
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Brahmin's Castles in the Air
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Borders and Identities
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Explore the intriguing diversity of Wild India. Teeming jungles, rich mangrove swamps, magical coral reefs, towering tropical rain forests, windswept deserts and the mystical Roof of the World -‐ the Himalayas.
Feature length documentary -‐ 90 min.
A resource guide for teachers.
Includes video.
Ut has just come to the United States from Vietnam, and she does not like her new American school. The children all laugh when she speaks in Vietnamese. And there's that awful red-‐haired boy, named Raymond, who picks on her almost every day. Most of all, Ut misses her mother who had to stay behind in Vietnam. But to Ut's surprise, it is Raymond who thinks of the perfect way to help her.
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Angel Island Prisoner 1922
Helen Chetin
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Baseball Saved Us
Ken Mochizuki
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Becoming Americans
Tricia knoll
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Gloria Anazaldua
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Borderlands La Frontera
The New Mestiza
Bracelet, The Ypshiko Uchida Emi, A Japanese-‐american in the second grade, is sent with her family to an internment camp during WW II, but the loss of the bracelet her best friend has given her proves that she does not need a physical reminder of that friendship.
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Butterfly Seed, The
Mary Watson
When his fmaily comes to America, Jake brings special seeds that produce a wonderful reminder of his grandfather.
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Children of the River
Linda Crew
Saudra fled Cambodia with her Aunt's family to escape the Khmer Rouge army when she was 13 leaving behind her family. Now she tries to fit in at her Oregon High School and to be a "good Cambodian girl" at home.
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David Fassler & Kimberly Children who have immigrated to the US describe their Danforth
experiences in adjusting to a new country and culture.
Betsy Maestro
Book
Chinese in San Francisco, The: A Political History
Coming to America: The Kids Book About Immigration
Coming to America: The Story of Immigration
Dan Thuy's New Life in America
Book
Dancing To America
Ann Morris
Book
Dara's Cambodian New Year
Sothea Chiemroum
Book
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Karen O'Connor
A Japanese American boy learns to play baseball when he and his family are forced to live in an internment camp during WW II.
Describes the experience of 13 yr old Dan Thuy Huynh and her family, recently come from Vietnam to live in California.
Story about a Cambodian Family adapting to a new life in the United States.
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Day's Work, A
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Diary of an Undocumented Ramon Tianguis Perez
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Ellis Island: Gateway to the American Dream
Encountering Cultures: Reading and Writing in a Changing World
Friends, The
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From Far Away
Robert Munsch
Book
Going home
Eve Bunting
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Grandfather's Journey
Allen Say
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Great Immigration, The
Jacob Lawrence
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Hoang Breaks the Lucky Teapot
Rosemary K. Breckler
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Homesick -‐ My own story
Jean Fritz
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Richard Holeton
When Francisco, a young Mexican American boy, tries to help his grandfathre find work, he discovers that even though the old man cannot speak English, he has something even more valuable to tech Fancisco.
Describes how the immigration station on Ellis Island served as a gateway into the US for more than 16 million immigrants.
Articles, curriculum, information, etc.
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Although a Mexican family comes to the United States to work as farm laborers so that their children will have opportunities, the parents still consider Mexico their home.
A Japanese American man recounts his grandfather's journey to America which he later also undertakes, and the feelings of being torn by a love for two different countries.
A series of paintings chronicles the journey of African Americans who, like the artist's family, left the rural South in the early twentieth century to find a better life in the industrial North. When a Vietnamese boy breaks his gia truyen, a teapot which houses May Man, good spirits, he tries to repair the damage in order to keep away evil spirits and bad fortune. IMM-‐
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How Many Days to America?
Eve Bunting
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How many days to America?
Eve Bunting
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If You Want To Know What We Carlos Bulosan
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If Your Name Was Changed at Ellis Ellen Levine
Island
Immigarnts Out!
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Immigrant America
Alejandro Portes
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Immigrant Experience, The:The American Indians
Immigrants who returned home
Force, Roland W.
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Opposing Viewpoints
Bender, & Leone
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Immigration -‐ Identifying Propaganda Techniques
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Refugees from a Caribbean island embark on a dangerous boat trip to America where thay have a special reason to celebrate Thanksgiving.
Refugees from a Caribbean island embark on a dangerous boat trip to America where thay have a special reason to celebrate Thanksgiving.
Examines the motivations of immigrants fron Ireland, Sweden, Asia, and other parts of the world who return to their homeland for political, cultural, economic or other reasons.
Prominent observers offer differing views on the social, political, and legal impact of continuing immigration to the Untied States.
Presents opposing viewpoints on three immigration issues: should illegal immigration be stopped; should legal immigration be restricted, and does bilingual education benefit non-‐English speaking children.The reader may practice distinguishing between objective fact telling and propaganda techiques.
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In America
Marissa Moss
While Walter and his grandfather walk to the post office, Grandfather recounts how he decided to come to America, while his brother, Herschel, stayed in Lithuania.
Him Mark Lai, Genny Lim, A book of poetry and history of Chinese immigrants who and Judy Yung
were detained on Angel Island.
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Island: Poetry and HIstory of Chinese Immigration on Angel Island, 1910-‐1940
Island: Poetry and HIstory of Chinese Immigration on Angel Island, 1910-‐1940
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Jewish Americans, The
The Immigrant Experience Muggamin
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Journey to America
Sonia Levitin
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Land of Hope
Joan Lowery Nixon
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Land of promise
Joan Lowery Nixon
Book
Lupita Manana
Patricia Beatty
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Making a new home in America
Maxine B. Rosenberg
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New Americans, The
Ulli Steltzer
Him Mark Lai, Genny Lim, judy Yung
Yoshiko Uchida
Eleven-‐year-‐old Rinko grows up in a closely knit Japanese-‐
American family in California during the Depression, a time of great prejudice.
Discusses the History, Culture, and Religion of the Jews, factors encouraging their emigration, and their acceptance as an ethnic group in North America.
To help her poverty-‐stricken family, 13-‐year-‐old Lupia enters California as an illegal alien and starts to work while constantly on the watch for "la migra."
Text and photographs present the stories of five children who have come to the United States as immigrants or resident aliens from Japan, Cuba, India, Guyana, and Vietnam/.
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Changing Patterns in U.S. Immigration
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New kids in town
Janet Bode
Oral histories of immigrant teens
New Voices
Immigrant Students in U.S. Public Schools
Of thee we sing
Dale R. Steiner
Immigrants and American history
Onion Tears
Diana Kidd
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Skirt, The
Gary Soto
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So Far From the Sea
Eve Bunting
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Soul of An Immigrant, The; The Constatine M. Panunzio
American Immigration Collection
Spacious dreams
Ronald Takaki
The first wave of Asian immgration
Star fisher, The
Laurence Yep
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Statue of liberty
Keepers of dreams
Voices from the Fields
Brent Ashabranner
Discusses the immigration policies and patterns of the United States, emphasizing case histories of people from various countries and walks of life who have come to this country seeking a better quality of life.
A little Vietnamese girl tries to come to terms with her grief over the loss of her family and her new life with an Australian famliy.
When 7 year old Laura and her family visit her grandfather's grave at Manzanar War Relocation Center, the child leaves behind a special symbol.
A history of the first wave of Asain immgration in America.
Fifteen-‐year old Joan Lee and her family find the adjustment hard when they move from Ohio to West Virgina in the 1920's.
Margo Nash
S. Beth Atkin
Photographs, poems, and interviews with nine children reveal the hardships and hopes of Mexican American migrant farm workers and thier families.
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Watch the Stars Come Out
Riki Levinson
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What you know first
Patricia MacLachlan
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Where did your family come from?
Melvin and Gilda Berger
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Who Belongs Here? An American Margy Burns Knights
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Before We Were Free
Julia Alvarez
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Coolies
Yin
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Grandma tells about her mama's journey to America by boat, years ago.
As a family prepares to move away from their farm, the daughter reflects on all the things she loves there so that when her baby brother is older she can tell him what it was like.
Discusses immigration, past and present, focusing on how four children from different countries came to live in the United States.
Describes the new life of Nary, a Cambodian refugee, in America, as well as his enconters with prejudice.Includes some general history of U.S. immigrants.
International reading association
Immigrant Experience, The:1840-‐ Jean M. West -‐ editor
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Immigrant Experience, The:1890-‐ Jean.M.West
1925 vol.II
Immigration
Teaching all children to read: the International reading roles of the reading specialist
association
Relocation of Japanese-‐
Documentary Photo Aids
Americans, The
Collection of photographs on charts. Tells the story of the relocation of Japanese-‐americans in the US following the attack on Peal Harbor.
In the early 1960s in the Dominican Republic, twelve year old Anita learns that her family is involved in the underground movement to end the bloody rule of the dictator, General Trujillo.
A young boy hears the story of his great-‐great-‐great-‐
grandfather and his brother who came to the United States to make a better life for themselves helping build the transcontinental railroad.
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Crossing Over
Ruben Martinez
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Cuba 15
Nancy Osa
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First Day in Grapes
L. King Perez
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My Diary from Here to There
Amada Irma Perez
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Immigrating to America
One Country: Diverse Cultures and Varied Customs
Born Confused
Patricia Sime, Sharon Coan, Ina MAssler Levin, and Karen Goldfluss
Pine Ridge Productions
Tanuja Desai Hidier
"An epic and moving account of one Mexican migrant family, its fortunes in the United States, and the prospects for the town left behind." Martinez puts a human face on the phenomenon of Mecian migration.
Violet Paz, a Chicago high school student, reluctantly prepares for her upcoming "quince," a Spanish nickname for the celebration of a Hispanic girl's fifteenth birthday.
When Chico starts the third grade after his migrant family moves to begin harvesting California grapes, he finds that self confidence and math skills help him cope with the first day of school.
A young girl describes her feelings when her family decides to leave thier home in Mexico to look for work in the United States.
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Dimple Lala doesn't know what to think. Her parents are from India, and she's spent her whole life resisting their traditions. Then suddenly she gets to high school and everything Indian is trendy. To make matters worse, her parents arrange for her to meet a "suitable boy." Of course it doesn't go well -‐-‐ until Dimple goes to a club and finds him spinning a magical web . Suddenly the suitable boy is suitable because of his sheer unsuitability. Complications ensue. This is a funny, thoughtful story about finding your heart, finding your culture, and finding your place in America. IMM-‐
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Crossings: Mexican Immigration in ed. Marcelo M. Suarez-‐
Interdisciplinary Perspectives
Orozco
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Esperanza Rising
Pam Munoz ryan
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Krik? Krak!
Edwidge Danticat
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"Immigration is the driving force behind a significant transformation of American society...Few other social phenomena are likely to affect the future character of American culture and society. " "An up-‐to-‐date look at the dynamics and effects of Mexican immigration..."
The story of Esperanza and her mother's flight to California after tragedy shatters their wonderful life on her family's Mexican ranch. Told in lyrical, fairy-‐tale like style. ALA Best Books for Young Adults Smithsonian Notable Books for Chldren 2000.
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Return to Aztlan The Social Douglas Massey, Alarcon, "...a fully mature social demographic analysis of the origins Process of International Migration Durand, & Gonzalez
and organization of migration from Mexico to California."
from Western Mexico Teacher Lessons Chinese American Experience: San Francisco
Teacher Lessons Immigraiton then and now
Karen Baicker
Teacher Lessons Who Are We?
Stories of Immigration and Migration
Teacher Lessons Who Are We?
Stories of Immigration and Migration
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Island of Hope-‐Island of Tears
Artifact
Middle School Resource Unit for Interdisciplinary Teams
Middle School Resource Unit for Interdisciplinary Teams
Ellis Island Immigration Museum
Immigrant Experience, The: The Catalano
Mexican Americans
Japanese Child's Outfit II
The story of Ellis Island and the american Immmigration experience.
Celebrates Mexican American's ethnic heritage.
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Japanese Doll
Hand-‐painted doll; purple kimono
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Japanese Figurine -‐ Wooden
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Japanese Mask: Noh Ceramic Mask
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Japanese Paper Fan III
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Japanese Story Box and Stories
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Kimono -‐ Blue, Red
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Yukata 1
Square patterns
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Yukata 2
Lined pattern
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Japanese Kamishibai Theater
Japanese Kamishibai Theater made of wood.
-‐Japenese Wooden Story Box (Storage Box)
-‐"The Mouse's Wedding
-‐"The Bamboo Princess"
-‐"The One-‐Inch Boy"
-‐"Urashima Taro"
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Boy of the Three Year Nap, The
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Snapshots from Japan:
Japan Foundation Center The Lives of Seven Japanese High for Global Partnership
School Students
Teaching About Japan: Artifact Mike and Denise Findlay
Workshop for P.I.M.E.
Binder
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Tora No Maki II: Lessons for Teaching About Contemporary Japan
Master Puppeteer, The RISE
Transparancies of color pictures from the book "The Boy of the Three Year Nap". Photocopy of the book included.
Snapshots from Japan:
The Lives of Seven Japanese High School Students
Japan Foundation Center for Global Partnership
Teachers Workbook on teaching about Japan
Barnes, Benton, Diedrich, et al
Katherine Paterson
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Matsuri, The : On a Festival Day Ryuji Kazamatsuri
in Japan
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Runaway Rice Ball, The Quackenbush
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A to Zen
Ruth Wells
Introduces Japanese words from A to Z.
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All Japan: The Catalogue of Everything Japanese
Oliver Statler
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An Introduction to Japanese History
Scott Runkle
The ultimate Japanese catalogue, whether it be Japanese lifestyle, culture, pr its tangible objects. Organized into hundreds of topical units and profusely illustrated throughout.
An Introduction to Japanese History
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Anno's Mysterious Jar
Masaichiro and Mitsumasa Simple text and pictures introduce the mathematical Anno
concept of factorials.
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Bamboo Hats and a Rice Cake
Ann Tompert
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Bracelet, The Yoshiko Uchida
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Bushido
The soul of Japan
Inazo Nitobe
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Cat Who Went to Heaven, The Elizabeth Coatsworth
Book
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A little cat comes to the home of a Japanese artist, and by humility and devotion brings him good fortune.
Book
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A tale adapted from Japanese folklore. Wishing to have good fortune in the new year, an old man tries to trade his wife's kimono for rice cakes.
Emi, a Japanese American on the second grade, is sent with her family to an internment camp during WWII, but the loss of the bracelet her best friend gave her proves that she does not need a physical reminder of that bracelet.
A little cat comes to the home of a poor Japanese artist and, by humility and devotion, brings him good fortune.
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Chibi: A True Story from Japan
Brenner & Takaya
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Children of Japan, The Yoshio Shimada
Book
Children of the Paper Crane
Masmoto Nasu
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Crane Wife, The
Sumiko Yagawa & Katherine Paterson
Book
Crane Wife, The
Odds Bodkin
Book
Crow Boy
Taro Yashima
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Day in the Life of Japan, A
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Discover Japan Vol. 1
Words, Customs and Concepts
Kodansha International
Book
Dragon Kite, The
Nancy Luenn
Book
Hiroshima
John Hershey
Book
How My Parents Learned to Eat
Ina Friedman
A true story of the most captivating duck family to tie up traffic since Make Way for Ducklings, offers a lively look at everyday life in Tokyo today.
Black and White photographs of the children of Japan accompanied by poetry, translated from Japanese to French and English.
The story of Sadako Sasaki and ther struggle with the A-‐
Bomb disease.
After Yohei tends a wounded crane, a beautiful young woman begs to become his wife and three times weaves for him an exquisite silken fabric on her loom.
A retelling of the traditional Japanese tale about a poor sail maker who gains a beautiful but mysterious wife skilled at weaving magical sails.
After Yohei tends a wounded crane, a beautiful young woman begs to become his wife and three times weaves for him an exquisite silken fabric on her loom.
comprises an arbitrary list of intriguing basic words, customs and concepts, and by examing these parts builds a vivid picture of the whole.
A crafty thief constructs a magnificent kite which he hopes will enable him to reach the golden dolphins that adorn the roof of a nearby castle.
An American sailor courts a Japanese girl and each tries, in secret, to learn the other's way of eating.
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Inch-‐High Samurai, The
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When a young man only one inch high saves a princess from demons, his one greatest wish is granted.
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Japan and the Pacific Rim
Global Studies
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Japan and the Pacific Rim
Second Edition
Global Studies
Book
Japan and the Passing Lane
Satoshi Kamata
An insiders account of life in a Japanese auto factory.
Book
Japan in the Classroom
Social Science Education Consortium, Inc.
Elementary and Secondary Activities.
Book
Japan, Korea, Taiwan
History, Culture, People
Schwartz, Hammond & Ruggiero
Regional studies series provides a detailed study of the world's major regions -‐ their geography, history, cultures, and their social, political, and economic development.
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Japan:
National Costume Reference
Marion Sichel
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Japan: A True book
Ann Heinrichs
Book
Japan: Food Teacher's Guide
Lynn Parisis
Book
Japanese Americans: From Relocation to Redress
Daniuels, Taylor & Kitano Based on the International conference on relocations and redress held in Salt Lake City Utah in 1983
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Japanese Art
Joan Stanley Baker
Introduces the history, geography, economy, people, and culture of the Land of the Rising sun.
This book surveys authoritatively and provocatively the arts of Japan from the prehistoric period to the present.
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Japanese Detail Cuisine
Sadao Hibi
Book
Japanese Detail Fashion
Sadao Hibi
Book
Japanese Emperor Through History, The
Book
Japanese Religions Past and Present
Book
Kintaro, The Nature Boy
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Kintaro's Adventures
and other Japanese Children's Stories
Kites: Paper Wings Over Japan
International Society for Eductional Information, Inc.
Ian Reader, Esben Andreasen & Finn Stefansson
McCarthy
Kintaro, the strongest, kindest, gentlest boy in Japan, gains fame and fortune when he joins a famous samurai's band of warriors.
Florence Sakade
Book
Skinner and Fujino
Book
Life of an Elementary Pupil in Japan, The Book
Lilly-‐s Secret
Miko Imai
When Coco mentions Lilly's funny paws, Lilly is afraid her friend Joey might notice them too.
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Little Oh
Laura Krauss Melmed
A mother tells her son the story of Little Oh, a girl made of paper who becomes separated from her human mother.
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Manzanar
John Armor and Peter Wright
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Ming Lo Moves the Mountain
Arnold Lobel
A wise man tells Ming Lo how to move his house.
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Monkey and the Crab, The Ralph McCarthy
A greedy thoughtless monkey gets his comaupance when the animals bad together.
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My Hiroshima
Junko Morimoto
The author recalls her happy childhood in Hiroshima, abruptly halted on Aug. 6, 1945, when her known world was detroyed by the A-‐Bomb.
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No-‐No Boy
John Okada
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Of Nightingales that Weep
Katherine Paterson
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Old Japan: Make it Work
The Hands -‐on Approach to History
Haslam & Doran
Book
Origami
Book #10
Discusses how the Japanese, throughout history, developed a way of life that sustained them both physically and spiritually. Includes projects such as making a kimono, paper and sushi.
book in Japanese.
Illustrated instructions.
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Origami
Book #3
book in Japanese.
Illustrated instructions.
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Painter and the Wild Swans, The Claude Clement
Book
Paper Folding with Origami Techniques
Transfixed by the beauty of a passing flock of white swans, a Japanese painter finds that he cannot work until he sees them again.
Reproducible craft patterns
Carole Soulsman
Book
Peach Boy and Other Children's Favorite Stories
Florence Sakade
Book
Perfect Crane
Anne Laurin
Book
Perspectives on Japan: A Guide for Teachers
Cogan and Schneider
Book
Rise and Shine, Mariko-‐chan
Chiyoko Tomioka
Book
Sachiko Means Happiness
Kimiko Sakai
Book
Sadako
Eleanor Coerr
Book
Sadako and the Paper Cranes
Eleanor Coerr
Book
Sadako and the Thousand Paper Eleanor Coerr
Cranes
What a busy morning! Mama and Daddy are getting ready for work, Yuko and Yumi are getting ready for school -‐ and little Mariko-‐chan is getting ready for a day at school too.
Although at first Sachiko is upset when her grandmother no longer recognizes her, she grows to understand that they can still be happy together.
Hospitalized with the dreaded atom bomb disease, leukemia, a child in Hiroshima races against time to fold one thousand paper crane to verify the legend that by doing so a sick person will become healthy.
A 12 year old with Luekemia begins to fold 1000 paper cranes to make her well again. Her classmates fold the rest after her death.
Courage and spirit made Sadako a heroine to children in Japan.
Book
Sign of the Chrysanthemum, The Katherine Paterson
A young Japanese boy's search for his father -‐ a samurai.
A lonely Japanese magician gains friends through the paper crane that he brings to life, but then must set free.
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ThePaper Crane
Molly Bang
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Tora no Maki III
Lessons for Teaching About Contemporary Japan
Urashima Taro and Other Japanese Stories
National Council for the Social Studies
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The man is proud of his roadside diner. But since a new highway replaced the old road, few customers stop anymore to rest and eat. One day a poor, ragged stranger appears, and the man feeds him generously. For his kindness, the stranger gives him a gift of a magical paper crane.
Florence Sakade
US -‐ Japan Relations: The View SPICE
From Both Sides of the Pacific Part I
US -‐ Japan Relations: The View SPICE
From Both Sides of the Pacific Part II
When Justice Failed: The Fred Steven chin
Korematsu Story
Brochure
Matsuri
Japan, Land of Festivals
Brochure
Miya Jima: One of Japan's Most Beautiful Spots
Brochure
Welcome to Hiroshima
Hiroshima Tourist Association
Hardback
Japan: Profile of a Nation
Kodansha International
Episodes in the history of US Japan relations. Case studies of conflict, conflict management and resolution. Includes slides.
The media in US-‐Japan relations. A look at stereotypes.
Related the life and experiences of the Japanese American who defied the order of internment during WWII and took his case as far as the Supreme court.
History and tradition, blue sea, verdue and mountains... replete with attractive highlights.
Geography, history,government, diplomacy, ecomony, science and tehnology, society, & culture of Japan
Hardback
Tale of the Mandarin Ducks, The
Katherine Peterson
Hardback
Tree of Cranes
Allen Say
Magazine
Calliope: Samurai
Calliope: World History for Young People
Other
Stencils: Ancient Japan
Ancient and Living Cultures
Oversized Book
Kamishibai Play From Japan: How Chizuko Kamichi
the Years Were Named
Oversized Book
Kamishibai Play from Japan: Mother Cat, The Kyoko Watanabe
A retelling of a popular Japanese folktale. Coveting a mandarin duck for his magnificent plumage, a greedy lord captures and cages him for all to admire. but the wild creture pines for his mate. When yasuko, the kitchen maid, releases the bird against the lord's command, she and the one-‐eyed servant, Shozo, are sentenced to death. How the grateful drake and his mate return the loving couple's kindness and outsmart the capricious lord makes for a wondrous outcome.
A Japanese boy learns of Christmas when his mother decorates a pine tree with paper cranes.
The Emperor of China decides to give each year the name of an animal. the wise wizard chooses twelve and holds a race to decide the order of thenames. this story is one of several versions that tell how the years of the twelve-‐year cycle used in East Asia were named after various animals.
In the Spring of 1996, in New York city, a mother cat bravely rescued all five of her kittens from a burning, abandoned building where they lived, by returning to the building five separate times through an opening in the brick wall that was too small to permit a fireman to enter.
Oversized Book
Kamishibai Play From Japan: Story Shin Kitade
of Tanabata J-‐Japan & Japanese Americans
Oversized Book
Ojime: Magical Jewels of Japan
Robert O. Kinsey
Paperback
A-‐Bomb Aogiri II Tale: Aogiri's Dream
Yuko, Keiko & Atsuko
Paperback
Castle Towns: an Introduction to SPICE
Tokugawa Japan Paperback
Farewell to Manzanar
Paperback
Japan
Paperback
Japan of Today, The
The Weaver Princess, who is responsible for weaving the fine cloth used to make the robes of the celestial dieties, falls in love with the herdsman who is responsible for looking after the celestial and herding duties. this so angers the heavenly ruler that he separates them. Eventually, the Heavenly Ruler is moved by their heartbroken pleas, and gives permission for the two lovers to meet once a year, on the seventh day of the seventh month. this ancient folk legend was originally from China.
Oversize book of photographs and text on Ojime. Ojime were the jewels of fuedal Japan.
An A-‐bombed Aogiri is planted in Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima. It stood in the garden of ... when the atomis bomb was dropped on Hiroshima..It's scars are a living witness to the tragic effects of the atomic bomb. Seedlings from this tree are distributed to elementary schools in Hiroshima. Seeds are handed out as "Peace Seeds" to students who visit the park.......
Jeanne Wakatsuki A true story of one spirited Japanese American family's Houston & James Houston attempt to survive forced detention an dof a native born American child who discovered what it was like to grow up behind barbed wire in the US.
APA Publications
Insight Guides travel guide on Japan. Full of interesting information and photographs.
M. Fredrickson
Geography, history,government, diplomacy, ecomony, science and tehnology, society, & culture of Japan
Paperback
Japanese Kimono
Paper Dolls in Full Color
Ming-‐ju Sun
Teacher Lessons Cooperation in Japan: Elementary Gary Mukai
Literature Series Part I
Paper doll collection. A full color Cooperation in Japan
Includes Video and I'mamomo
Teacher Lessons Feudal Japan
Teacher Lessons Symbolism in Japanese Language The Japan Project
and Culture
Teacher Lessons US -‐ Japan Relations: The View SPICE
Introduction to International trade: with a focus on US From Both Sides of the Pacific Part Japan economic relations.
III
Teacher Lessons Voices of Japan's Poetry
Stanford University School of Education
Transparencies
Child's Introduction to Japan, A Transparencies from Japan presentation.
Video
Video Letter from Japan II
The College Years
The Asia Society
Video
Video Letters From Japan II
The Early Working Years
The Asia Society
Japan
A Literature Based Multicultural Unit
Betsy Franco
Educational video intended for use in U.S. high schools and colleges, addressing the topics of postsecondary education in Japan and life during the college years. 30 minute video cassette and teacher's manual
A complete, illustrated retelling of a folktale which can be reproduced for individual storybooks. A part of each story lends itself to chanting and is provided on pocket chart slips.
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Central & South America
Origami/ Blue
Origami/ Green
Origami/ pink
Video Letter from Japan II
Suburban Tokyo High School Students
Faces of Latin America
Borders and Identity
Identidad Y Fronteras
In Japanese
The Asia Society
Duncan Green
Betty Belanus,Emily Botein,Olivia Cadaval
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Dia de los Mueartos Teacher Guide
RISE
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Why Do People Move?
MigrationFrom Latin America
Lucia Nunez
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Thunder God's Son, The
Araine Dewey
Comparison of High School Life in Japan and the United States
What is a border? Why is it important to explore the U.S.-‐
Mexico border? How do borders affect identities? These and other questions are explored in this binder and video teaching curriculum.
6 -‐ 10 grade Curriculum unit for History and Social Studies by SPICE. with activities on:Mexico, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, & Cuba.Unit to expand knowledge and understanding of some of the reasons people leave their countries, promote understanding of obstacles people face when deciding to move, to promote an understanding of migration.
The son of the thunder gos comes to earth and teaches the greedy rich mans' family a lesson.
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Thunder God's Son, The
Araine Dewey
The son of the thunder gos comes to earth and teaches the greedy rich mans' family a lesson.
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500 Years of Chicano History in Pictures/500 Anos del Pueblo Chicano
Elixabeth Martinez
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Abuela's Weave
Omar S. Castaneda
A young Guatemalan girl and her grandmother grow closer as they weave some special creations and then make a trip to the market in hopes of selling them.
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Abuela's Weave
Omar Casteneda
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Adventures of Connie and Diego, Maria Garcia
The Tired of being laughed at because they are different, a pair of multicolored twins run away to ask the animals where they really belong.
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Amazon Basin vanishing cultures
Jan Reynolds
Describes, in text and photographs, the vanishing culture of the Yanomama, a primitive group that lives in the Amazon Territory of Venezuela.
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Amelia's Road
Linda Jacobs Altman
Tired of moving around so much, Amelia, the daughter of migrant farm workers, dreams of stable home.
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Americas, The
Keith Lye
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Amigo Means Friend
Louise Everett
When Jose and George first met, each thought that the other talked strangely, but now each can say something in the other's language.
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Arroz con leche
popular songs and rhymes from Latin America
Lulu Delacre
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Art of the Mexican Folk
Barbara Linse
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Arts and Crafts of Mexico
Chloe Sayer
Great resource with beautiful photographs. Listing and information on indigenous peoples. Includes decorative arts, Mexican folk arts & handicrafts, textiles and ceramics.
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Born of the Sun
Gillian Cross
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Chancay and the secret of fire
Donald Charles
Paula's journey with her father to find a lost Incan city becomes shadowed with mystery and danger. In the end, that the truth is learned on the journey, not at the destination, is what is important.
As a reward for releasing the beautiful fish he has caught, Chancay is granted his wish of finding a way to relieve his people from the cold and darkness.
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Che for Beginners
Sergio Sinay
Introduction to the life and works of Che Guevera. Comic Book style drawings with dialog captions and prose.
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Child of the sun Sandra Arnold
Greedy Sun refuses to share the sky with Moon this Cuban legend that explains why solar eclipses occur.
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Children of Bolivia, The Jules Hermes
Social life and customs of Children of Bolivia.
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Children of Guatemala
Jules Hermes
Presents an overview of the history, geography, and people of Guatemala by introducing Mayan, Cakchiquel, Ladino, and Garifuna children.
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Children of Yucatan
Frank Staub
Describes life in Yucatan, Mexico, focusing on the daily activities and cultural history of some modern Mayan children.u
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Coronado's Golden Quest
Barbara Weisberg
Describes Coronado's search for gold in the American Southwest and his interaction with the Native Americans there.
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Count your way through Mexico
Jim Haskins
Presents the number one to ten in Spanish, using each number to introduce concepts about Mexico and its culture.
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Coyote Rings the Wrong bell, The Francisco Mora
After being caught by a hungry coyote, a clever hare fools his captor into letting hime go free. M-‐Mexico, Book
Desert Mermaid, The
Alberto Blanco
A desert mermaid living in an oasis seeks to save her people by rediscovering the forgotten songs of her ancestors.
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Diego
Jonah Winter
Discusses the childhood of Diego Rivera and how it influenced his art.
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Encounters Resource book
James Mason
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Esperanza Rising
Pam Munoz Ryan
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Family Pictures
Carmen Lomas Garza
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Fiesta
Cinco de Mayo
June Behrens
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Flame of Peace, The
A tale of the Aztecs
Deborah Nourse Lattimore To prevent the outbreak of war, a young Aztec boy must outwit nine evil lords of the night to obtain the flame of peace from Lord Morning Star.
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Friends from the other side
Amigos del otro lado
Gloria Anzaldua
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Gathering the Sun: An Alphabet in Alma Flor Ada
Spanish and English
A book of poems about working in the fields and nature's bounty, one foreach letter of the Spanish alphabet.
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Gold Coin, The Determined to steal an old woman's gold coin, a young thief follows her all around the countryside and finds himself involved in a series of unexpected activities.
Alma Flor Ada
Esperanza and her mother are forced to leave their life of wealth and privilege in Mexico to go to work in the labor camps of Southern California, where they must adapt to the harsh circumstances facing Mexican farm workers on the eve of the Great Depression.
The author describes, in bilingual text and illustrations, her experience growing up in a Hispanic community in Texas.
D. Findlay
In Spanish, with photographs depicting children and adults celebrating indoors and out, with dancing, costumes, carnival games and food!
Having crossed the Rio Grande into Texas with his mother in search of a new life, Joaquin recieves help and friendship from Prietita, a brave young Mexican American girl.
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Great Kapok Tree, The
Lynne Cherry
A tale of the Amazon Rain Forest
The many different animals that live in a great kapok tree in the Brazilian rain forest try to convince a man with an ax of the importance of not cutting down their home.
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Hill of Fire
Thomas P. Lewis
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Hill of Fire
Thomas P Lewis
An I Can Read Book. Reading Rainbow
Everything is the same for Pablo's father. Then one afternoon the ground growls, hisses smokes, and swallows up his plow. A volcano is erupting in the middle of his cornfield!
Every day is the same for Pablo's father. then one afternoon the ground growls, hisses smoke, and swallows up his plow. A volcano is erupting in the middle of his cornfield.
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Hummingbird King, The
A Guatamalan Legend
Argentina Palacios
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Hummingbirds' Gift, The
Timothy Rhodes
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I Speak English for My Mom
Muriel Stanek
Lupe, a young Mexican American, must translate for her mother, who speaks only Spanish, until Mrs. Gomez decides to learn English in order to get a better job.
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Invisible Hunters, The
Los Cazadores Invisibles
Harriet Rohmer, Octavio Chow, Morris Vidaure This Miskito Indian legend set in the seventeenth-‐century Nicaragua illustrates the impact of the first European traders on traditional life.
A young chief who had been protected by a hummingbird is killed by his jealous uncle and then transformed into a quetzal, symbol of freedom.
When Consuelo saves the hummingbird's lives they, in return, show her how to save her family from the drought.
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Harriet Rohmer, Octavio Chow, Morris Vidaure This Miskito Indian legend set in the seventeenth-‐century Nicaragua illustrates the impact of the first European traders on traditional life.
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Josephine's Imagination
Arnold Dobrin
This Miskito Indian legend set in the seventeenth-‐century Nicaragua illustrates the impact of the first European traders on traditional life.
Sandy Shepards personal copy
A Haitian visits the market, and receives a straw pig toy along with advice to use her imagination. she then creates dolls out of brooms, and successfully sells them at Market.
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Jungle Nomads of Ecuador
John Man
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Kids Explore America's Hispanic Heritage
Presents writings by students in gredes three to sevenon topics of Hispanic culture, including dance, cooking, games, history, art, songs, and role models.
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Las Navidades -‐ popular Chrismas Selected by Lulu Delacre
songs from Latin America
A bilingual collection of popular Chrismas songs from Latin America, illustrated to depict the Hispanic culture's rich and exuberant holiday celebrations.
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Las tres palomitas
Susana Mendoza
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Latin America -‐ history, culture, people
Lawrence J. Pauline
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Legend of Food Mountain, The La Montana del Alimento
Harriet Rohmer
An Aztec legend recounting how a giant red ant helped the ancient god, Quetzalcoati, bring corn to the first hungry people of the earth.
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Little Painter of Sabana Grande, The
Patricia Maloney Markun Lacking paper, a young Panamanian artists paints the outside of his adobe home.
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Little Painter of Sabana Grande, The
Patricia Maloney Markun Lacking paper, a young Panamanian artists paints the outside of his adobe home.
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Llama and the Great Flood -‐ a folktale from Peru
Ellen Alexander
In this peruvian myth about the Great Flood, a llama warns his master of the coming destruction and leads him and his family to refuge on a high peak in the Andes.
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Llama's Secret -‐ a Peruvian Legend, The Argentina Palacios
A peruvian rendition of the Great Flood, in which a llama warns the people and animals to seek shelter on huillcacoto to avoid the rising sea, Mamacocha.
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Llama's Secret -‐ a Peruvian Legend, The Argentina Palacios
A peruvian rendition of the Great Flood, in which a llama warns the people and animals to seek shelter on huillcacoto to avoid the rising sea, Mamacocha.
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Look what we've brought you from Mexico
Phyllis Shalant
Tales of the social life and customs of Mexico.
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Lorenzo -‐ The Naughty Parrot
Tony Johnston
Lorenzo, a cookie-‐loving parrot who lives in Mexico, gets into lots of trouble trying to help his human family.
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Margaret and Margarita/ Margarita Y Margaret
Lynn Reiser
In this bilingual book adults immediately respond to differences. Their words make a barrier. The children recognize similarities. Playing with words, they make a bridge of friendship and language for themsleves and their parents.
Text and photos present the life and customs of the descendants of the Maya now living in the Yucatan Peninsula.
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Mayeros: A Yucatec Maya Family George Acona
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Mexican American Literature
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Mexico Past, Present, and Future Carole Allen
Independent Learning Unit
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Mexico: The Land
Looks at the land of Mexico. including its history, regions, natural resources, wildlife, environmental problems, and transportation systems.
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Most Beautiful Place in the World, Ann Cameron
The
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Mother Scorpion Country
Rhomer & Wilson
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Mr. Sugar Came to Town
La Visita Del Sr. Azucar
Harriet Romer & Cruz Gomez
Charles Tatum
Bobbie Kalman
Growing up with his grandmother in a small Central American town, seven-‐year-‐old Juan discovers the value of hard work, the joy of learning, and the location of the most beautiful place in the world.
A brave young Miskito Indian follows his wife from the land of the living to the spirit world.
Mr. Sugar uses his truck of sweet goodies to lure Alicia and Alfredo away from nutritious foods, but Grandma Lupe is not fooled by him.
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Never Turn Back
Father Serra's Mission
Jim Rawls
Describes the life of the Spanish priest who established missions in California in the late eighteenth century and discusses the lack of understanding between him and the Indians he came to convert.
Describes life in the Sierra Madre Occidental Mountains, with a focus on the customs of the Tarahumara Indians.
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Opossum and the great firemaker Jan M. Mike
Relates the traditional Cora Indian tale in which Opossum outwits the larger and more powerful Iguana and returns the stolen fire to the peopel of the eath.
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People of Corn: A Mayan Story
Mary-‐Joan Gerson
After several unsuccessful attempts to create grateful creatures, the Mayan gods use sacred corn to fashion a people who will thank and praise their creators.
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Pinatas and Smiling Skeletons; Celebrating Mexican Festivals
Zoe Harris and Suzanne Williams
Examines the historical background, legends, recipes, crafts, and celebrations of a year of special Mexican festivals.
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Pinatas and Smiling Skeletons; Celebrating Mexican Festivals
Zoe Harris and Suzanne Williams
Examines the historical background, legends, recipes, crafts and celebrations of a year of special Mexican festivals.
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Pocho
Jose Antonio Villarreal
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Radio Man
Arthur Dorros
As he travels with his family of migrant farmworkers, Diego relies on his radio to provide him with companionship and help connect him to all the different places in which he lives.
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Rain Player
David Wisniewski
To bring rain to his thirsty village, Pik challenges the rain god to a game of pok-‐a-‐tok.
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Rediscovering America
Readings and Teaching Guide
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Sea Serpent's Daughter, The
Margaret H. Lippert
Relates the traditional Brazilian legend of how the Sea Serpent's gift of darkness to his daughter brings night to the people of the rain forest.
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Secret of the Andes
Ann Nolan Clark
An Indian boy who tends llamas in a hidden valley in Peru learns the traditions and secrets of his Inca ancestors.
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Secrets of the Andes
Ann Nolan Clark
Young Cusi has been chosen to guard the mysterious secret of Hidden Valley. Bit by bit, the boy discovers the truth about his birth, and his people's ancient glory.
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Seed of Change: the Story of Cultural Exchange after 1492
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Story of Mexico/La Historia de Mexico, The Sharryl Hawke and James The events of 1492 began one of the most profound cultural Davis
changes in history. the Columbus voyages and those that followed sowed seeds that dramatically changed life in two worlds previously known to each other.
Conkle, Tomb, Neary, Lopez and Avalle-‐Arce
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Storyteller, The Joan Weisman
Spanish translations of selected texts from Rethinking columbus and additional poetry and prose by authors from Latin America and the Carribean.
New to the city neighborhood, a Pueblo Indian girl finds a friend in an elderly neighbor with whom she shares stories of her people, and in return hears stories of Miss Lottie's life.
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Storyteller, The Mario Vargas Llosa
One mans journey from a modern world to the worldof our origins, abandoning one in order to find meaning in both.
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Taking a Walk
Rebecca Emberley
Labeled illustrations and Spanish and English text introduce the things a child sees while on a walk.
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Tamale Quilt, The
Jane Tenorio-‐ Coscarelli
Christmas story of a Mexican family and the Tamale quilt. Includes the story, recipe and quilt pattern.
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This Place is High
Vicki Cobb
Surveys the living conditions in the Andes Mountains of Bolivia for the people and unusual animals that live there.
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Tortillitas Para Mama and other nursery rhymes
Griego, Bucks, Gilbert, & Kimball
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Tropical rain forests of Central America
A collection of nusery rhymes, each in both English and Spanish, collected from the Spanish community in the Americas, many with instructions for accompanying finger plays or other activities.
Describes several rain forests in Central America and discusses the plants, animals, and Indians that live, or have lived, there.
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Vejigante Masquerader
Lulu Delacre
Against all odds, a resourceful Puerto Rican boy manages to get a costume together for Carnival.
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Viva Mexico
Argentina Palacios
A story of Benito Juarez and Cinco de Mayo
A biography of the Zapotec Indians who grew up to become the President of Mexico and lead his country in a war for independence.
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Warriors Gods & Spirits from Central & South American Mythology
Douglas Gifford
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What Do We Know About the Amazonian Indians?
Anna Lewington
Answers questions about the indigenous people of Amazon region, their religion, language, customs, and culture.
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What Do We Know About the Aztecs?
Joanna Defrates
An illustrated introduction to the history, religion, and eventual fate of the Aztecs.
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What's For Supper
Mary Risk
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Where Angels Glide at Dawn
New stories from Latin America
Carlson & Ventura
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Witches' Ride and Other Tales From Costa Rica, The Lupe de Osma
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With My Brother
Con mi hermano
Eileen Roe
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A collection of short stories by a variety of Latin American authors.
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Abuela's Weave
Omar Casteneda
Amazon Diary: The Jungle Adventures of Alex Winters
Crossing Over
Harvesting Hope: The Story of Cesar Chavez
Hudson Talbott and Mark From School Library Journal
Greenburg
Grade 4-‐6?At first glance, this book appears to take a surface look at the Yanomami of the Amazon rain forest. However, it has a hidden depth. Written in diary format with a hand-‐
lettered text, the story follows Alex, a sixth grader who is traveling to visit his anthropologist parents. His plane crashes and he and the injured pilot are taken to the village of the "fierce people." As the boy waits for the pilot to recover, he gets to know the Yanomamis. His descriptions of his adventures gives readers a certain amount of information, including how the people hunt and the arrangement of their community. Full-‐color snapshots and illustrations show how the Yanomami exist from day to day. As Alex infers in his diary, they truly seem to be a people who exist entirely away from the modern world. While the information is a bit simplified, this title would be a popular choice for students interested in the environment or the rain forest.
Ruben Martinez
"An epic and moving account of one Mexican migrant family, its fortunes in the United States, and the prospects for the town left behind." Martinez puts a human face on the phenomenon of Mecian migration.
Kathleen Krull
A biography of Cesar Chavez, from age ten when he and his family lived happily on their Arizona ranch, to age thirty-‐
eight when he led a peaceful protest against California migrant workers' miserable working conditions.
Hearts and Hands: Creating Community in Violent Times
Luis Rodriguez
Icy Watermelon / Sandia Fria
Mary Sue Galindo
Just a Minute:
A Trickster Tale and Counting Book
Yuyi Morales
Moon Rope, Un Lazo a la Luna
Ehlert, Lois
Pot That Juan Built, The
Nancy Andrews-‐Goebel
Empowered by his own experiences as a peacemaker with gangs in Los Angeles, Chicogo, and many cities across the country, Rodriguez offers a unique book that speaks of change and progress not from a legislative floor or an ivory tower , but from the trenches where the laws of the gang rule the community. He makes concrete suggestions on how we can create nonviolent opportunities to redirect kids toward productive, satisfying lives.... When three generations of a family get together to eat watermelon, the grandparents reminisce about how the sweet fruit brought them together.
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In this version of a traditional tale, Senor Calavera arrives at Grandma Beetle's door, ready to take her to the next life, but after helping her count, in English and in Spanish, as she makes her birthday preparations, he changes his mind.
An adaptatiion of the Peruvian folktale in which Fox and Mole try to climb to the moon on a rope woven of grass.
A cumulative rhyme summarizes the life's work of renowned Mexican potter, Juan Quezada. Additional information describes the process he uses to create his pots after the style of the Casas Grandes people. Rainbow Tulip, The
Pat Mora
A Mexican American first-‐grader experiences the difficulties and pleasures of being different when she wears a tulip costume with all the colors of the rainbow for the school May Day parade.
Tortillas and Lullabies/ Tortillas y Lynn Reiser /Translated by A young girls describes activities that her great-‐
Cancioncitas
Rebecca Hart
grandmother, grandmother, and mother all did for their daughters, and that she does for her doll.
Tortillas and Lullabies/ Tortillas y Lynn Reiser /Translated by A young girls describes activities that her great-‐
Cancioncitas
Rebecca Hart
grandmother, grandmother, and mother all did for their daughters, and that she does for her doll.
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Record of the Art Museum
Princeton University
Art Museum, Princeton Museum
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Galapagos -‐ OVERSIZED
Barbara Radcliff Rodgers
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A Day's Work
Eve Bunting
Birthday Basket for Tia, A
Pat Mora
Erandi's Braids
Antonio Hernandez Madrigal
Gift from Papa Diego, A/ Un regalo de Papa Diego
Benjamin Alire Saenz
Volume 48/No. 2 Museum quality photographs with articles include: *The Shaman in Transformation Pose: A study of the Theme of Rulership in Olmec Art
*The Ballgame
*A Maya Vase from the Ik Site
*An Early Maya Shell at Princeton
Large, brilliant full color photographs of Galapagos geography, ecosystem and wildlife. Text covers history of Tumult, the islands today, Galapagos wildlife, the birds, ecosystem, visiting the Galapagos.
When Francisco, a young Mexican American boy, tries to help his grandfather find work, he discovers that even thought the old man cannot speak English, he has something even more valuable to teach Francisco.
K-‐3 workshop "Community Voices" 2002
With the help and interference of her cat, Chica, Cecilia prepares a surprise gift for her great-‐aunt's ninetieth birthday.
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In a poor Mexican village, Erandi surprises her mother by offering to sell her long, beautiful hair in order to raise money to buy a new fishing net.
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Patricia M. West
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Imagen de la prostituta en la Maria R. Gonzalez (CSUC In Spanish only. novela mexicana contemporanea Prof.)
Describes how Ron Ricardo, a craftsman from Ejutla de Crespo in southern Mexico, makes pinatas for all the village birthday parties and other fiestas.
Relates the traditional Brazilian legend of how the Sea Serpent's gift of darkness to his daughter brings night to the people of the rain forest.
As he prepares to celebrate the Day of the Dead, a young boy remembers all the things he liiked about his favorite uncle.
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Shelliey Aliotti
An educational journey through world cultures
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Collection of folktales.
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Marilyn Singer
While Mama reads a sleepytime tale at 9 p.m. in Brooklyn, people have a snack in the pantry at 2 a.m. in England, the cat knocks over the samovar at 5 a.m. in Moscow, a family has a barbecue at noon in Australia, and the sun is setting at 6 p.m. in Los Angeles.
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Karin Luisa Badt
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Emphasizes the differences among the four billion people on earth.
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Consists of brief statements relating what chilldren from around the world do with a tooth that has fallen out.
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40 folkstories from around the world.
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Protrays everyday situations in which cihldren see themselves as "different" in family life, preferences, and aptitudes, and yet, feel that being different is all right.
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Chris Raschka
Two lonely characters, one black and one white, meet on the street and become friends.
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Marcus Pfister
Spanish text: Rainbow Fish and the Blue Whale.
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Isis -‐ Egypt
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White Buffalo Woman -‐ Lakota Sioux
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Alma Flor Ada
The alphabet in Spanish and English.
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Spanish text of: Dive! A Book of Deep Sea Creatures.
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Spanish text of : Strange World; Flies Taste with Their Feet. Fun & interesting facts about insects.
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Berenstain
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Michael Jordan In Pursuit of a Dream
Deloris Jordan
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Cheltenham Elementary School
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Spanish Text of: A Birthday Basket for Tia
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Tacuinum Sanitatis
Social Science Staff of Educational Research Council of America
Luisa Cogliati Arano
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Medieval Monk, A Giovanni Caselli
Book
Medieval Myths
Norma Lorre Goodrich
Book
Middle Ages,The Turbulent centuries: from the dark ages to the new world
Norman and Medieval Yorkshire
Richard O'Neill
Popular Dances of the Renaissance
Judith Kennedy
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Book
Pat Scott & David Thornton
a dance lesson with written andvocal instructions
comes with a set of three audio cassettes. Three more available in cassette rack.
MT-‐Medieval Book
MT-‐Medieval Book
MT-‐Medieval Book
Proud Taste for Scarlet and Miniver, A E.L. Konigsburg
Realm of King Authur, The Graham Ashton
Science and Technology in Medieval Society
Pamela O. Long
Edith J.S. Doherty and Louise C. Evans
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Steps to Heaven
Simulation Similes, Game 3: Feudalism
Tintagel
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Tintagel Castle
Charles Thomas
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Turn of the Century
Ellen Jackson
Book
Valentine & Orson
Nancy Ekholm Burkert
Book
Viking Raiders
Civardi & Graham-‐Campell
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Vikings Fact and Fiction, The Adventures of young Vikings in Jorvik
Robin Place
Book
A series of essays on Medieval Science and Technology, compiled into one book. Most of the papers included were presented at a conference entitled "Science and Technology in Medieval Society," held November 12, 1983. This book details and guides the teacher through a medieval simulation of feudalism.
Michael Williams
Children living in Great Britain and the U.S. at the beginning of each century describe their lifestyle at that time.
Brochure
Compleat Anachronist #14
Costuming to a T
Angelina Nicollette
Brochure
Falconry
Jan Chapman
Brochure
Costume Studies I
de Rheims & Monticello
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A Primer in Calligraphy and Illumination
Warwick Castle
William De Corbie
Brochure
Costume studies: Articels from "Seams Like old Times"
Marcus Binney
Hardback
What Life Was Like in the Age of ed. Denise Dersin
Chivalry
Magazine
In Search of Vikings
National Geographic
Other
Middle Ages, The
Edmund V. Gillon, Jr.
Other
Rome
National Geographic Issue from May 2000 with cover article entitled In Search of Vikings.
MT-‐Medieval Spiral Bound
Crusades from Medieval European Kamran Scot Aghaie
and Muslim Perspectives, The
MT-‐Medieval Teacher Lessons Knights & Castles
Multimedia
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Middle Ages, The Independent Learing Unit
Middle Ages, The Independent Learing Unit
"The purpose of this unit is to supplement the information presented in wold history textbooks. This unit provieds students with primary documents that will allow them to practice their analytical skills by scrutinizing the uninterpreted texts on their own. This unit also provides new perspectives on the Crusades by focusing upon the experiences of both crusaders and Muslims." Avery Hart & Paul Mantell Introduces the MIddle Ages, including activities and crafts that are representative of medieval life, for example, creating an hourglass, a catapult, a coat of arms, and a code of honor.
Lorraine Conway
Lorraine Conway
African Music
samite and Sona Diabate
American Indian Traditional Music
American Indian Traditional Music
Shepard
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Ancient Americas, The: Art From Edward James Olmos
sacred Landscapes
Arabian Nights:
Music of Islam
Music From the World of islam
Arroz Con Leche
LuLu Delacre
Popular Songs and from Latin America
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Best of African Songs, The
Safari Sound Band
Audio Cassette
Audio Cassette
Audio Cassette of African Songs; Jambo Jambo, Pole Pole, Nakupenda Wewe, Music in Arica,
Coconut, Kenya safar, Mombasa, Alla Salama, Karibuni Kenya, Kilimanjaro, &
Malaika.
Shepard
Best of Ravi Shankar & Alla Rakha Ravi Shankar & Alla Rakha 82 minutes of Ragas, Talas, and improvisation by Ravi Shankar & Alla Rakha, including Raga Hameer, Tala Farodast, Raga Mohan Kauns, Raga Gara, Tala Tintal & improvisation on the theme of "Rokudan".
Donated by K. Sparlin
Carnivalito
Corrido
Children of the World
Multicultural Rhythmn activites
Children of the World
Multicultural Children's Activities
Chinese Counting
Joanna Seymour
Chinese New Year Dragons
Multicultural Celebrations
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Cinderella Circle Dances
Cooperation in Japan
Danger -‐ The Dog Yard Cat
Walt Disney
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Dideldumm
Hobo Jim Varos and Libby Iditarod winner Libby Riddles with children's books author Riddles
Shelley Gill tell the story of Danger, the dog yard cat, with songs by Hobo jim Varos and Libby Riddles.
Sothea Chiemroum
Sothea Chiemroum
W. Biermau/Nur wer sic andert
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Division and Unification in Korea
Scalpino, Zagoria & Sung-‐
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Double Branle Judith Kennedy
Cassette included in kit with Popular Dances of the Renaissance book.
Dream of Troubadour
Richard Searles, Gilbert Instrumental Renaissance music performed on guitars .
Yslas
Drums of Passion: The Invocation Babatunde Olatunji
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Emergence: Native American Flute
R. Carlos Nakai
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R. Carlos Nakai
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Fables of India, The
Four Champa Trees
Joseph Gaer
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Gregorian Chant
Hello!
Go My Son
Regina caeli
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Native American Indian
NorthAmerican Indian
R. Carlos Naka
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Folktale from Laos of a 2nd wife who is jealous of the first wife and plays a terrible trick by switching the four baby boys the 1st wife gives birth to with four dogs. Hoping to find favor with the King she puts the boys in the river in a basket to drown. They are found and raised by a villager, only to be poisoned when they were found out by the 2nd wife. Four sacred Champa trees grew by the river where the four boys were burried .......
Native American Music
Hello!
Go My Son
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Hello!! Go my Son
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Immigration: Then and Now
Ng, Toledo & Tupa
Irish Chieftans
Ishi: An Interview with Ad Kessler
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Jajouka: Apocalypse Across the Sky
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An interview with Ad Kessler who was one of the people who found Ishi.
Jajouka is a small village in the foothills of the Rif Mountains of northern Morocco, where Great Pan is still honored.
Master Musicians of Jajouka Feturing achir Attar
Japanese for Travellers
The Staff of Berlitz Guides Berlitz Language tape -‐ Japanese -‐ with phrase book/dictionary. Kalimba Soundz
RISE Copy
Keepers Of the Earth
Michael J. Caduto & Keepers Of the Earth
Native American Stories (On Tape) Joseph Bruchac
Native American Stories
A collection of 25 Native American legends read by Joseph Bruchac from the book Keepers of the Earth. Kingdom of the Sun: Peru's Inca David Lewiston
Heritage
Korean Art and Culture
Koh, thompson, Spence & DeVos
Korean Music and Art
Koh, fontein, Malm & Thompson
La Rapsa
Mexican Mixer
Ladysmith Black Mambazo: Liph' Iqiniso
Lao Folklore Music
Lao Folklore Music
Latin American Favorites
Madacy
Music from around the world
Laughing River, The Elizabeth Haze Vega and Bobby Vega
Living with our Deepest First Liberty Institute
Patriotic Stomach by First Liberty Institute
Differences
I Have a Dream by Martin Luther King Jr.
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Magic Crossbow, The
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Maharani
Mexican Mixer and La Raspa
Mexico and Dominican Republic (Audio)
Middle Ages Music
Miriam Makeba: Sangoma
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Vocies of Liberty
side 1: The dishwasher
Side Two: Visa for a Dream
Miriam Makeba
Mountain of the Men & the Mountain of the Women, The
Mountain of the Men and the Mountain of the Women, The Moving west Songs with Keith and Rusty McNeil
Music From the Andes (Inca)
Music of India & Iraq
Music of Mexico
New Beginning
Nyumba Ya Mumbi / Mcheshi
Creation Mystery
Nyumba Ya Mumbi/ Mcheshi
O God Bless Me
Deh Siva Ver Mohe Hai
Owl and Mrs. Wren, The
Owl and Mrs. Wren, The (audio)
Owl and Mrs. Wren, The (audio)
Storyfrom Vietnam of the Magic Crossbow and its golden trigger given by the Golden Turtle to protect one village from its enemy. The Emperor was frustrated by not being able to conquer this enemy and plotted against them. He married his son to the daughter of the man with the golden crossbow.......
She became the 1st black South African to achieve international fame and she played a fundamental role in introducing African music tot he West.
Audio cassette #2 telling the Cambodian Folktale.
Includes historical narration
Music made from pre-‐Spanish Andean Indian instruments.
Traditional Mexican songs
Mexican children's songs
Tracy Chapman
Er. Tarlochan Singh (Nangal)
Kou Lee
Kou Lee
Kou Lee
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Panther Dream
Pease Branle Bob Weir
Judith Kennedy
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Judith Kennedy
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Popular Dances of the Renaissance
Power of One, The (Soundtrack)
Renaissance Dance
Renaissance Instrumental Music of the Old and New Worlds
The Terra Nova Consort of Ashland
Ritual Mesa: Native Flute Ensemble
Hans Zimmer
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Renaissance instrumental music of the Old and New Worlds.
Reyes, Martinez, and Little Contemporary and traditional music of the Native Americans Bear
of the Southwest. The uniquely sonorous Native American Flute is feqatured with other instruments.
Shepard
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Sabilulungan Degung; Instrumentalia
Santa Rita
Azul Cielo
Santa Rita
Azul Cielo
Shake it to the one that you love the Best
Play Songs and Lullabies from Black Musical Traditions
Single Branle
Somewhat Musing
Terbaik Karena Kwalitas
Cheryl Warren Mattox
Judith Kennedy
Musicans of the Oregon Renaissance music.
Shakespeare Festival
Song of the Four Direct/ I walk in Male Voice from Texas/ Beauty
Navajo Apache Women
Song to the Four Directions/ I Male voice from E. Texas/ Walk in Beauty
Navajo Apache Women
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South Korean Economic Affairs
Step It Down
String Delights (Vol.2)
Tari Rantak; Instrumentalia Tari and Lagu
The English Lute
Through the Heart
Krause & Ki-‐hwan
Bessie Jones
Sigma String Quartet
Gumarang Sakti
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Toodaloo Kangaroo
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Traditional Music of East Africa
Viento De Los Andes
Viento De Los Andes
Voices of Japanese Poetry
Voices of Japanese Poetry
Why Do People Move?
World of Leonardo da Vinci, The
World Sings Goodnight
Ambient Egypt
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Appalachia Waltz
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Arabic Groove
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Art of the Japanese Bamboo Flute Legacy International
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Baaba Maal -‐ Missing You (mi yeewnii)
Instrumental music danced to by Gumarang Sakti Dance Company from Jakarta, Indonesia.
Condor; South American Folk Music
Tony Hargreaves & John Coco
Pobre Recuerdo
Pobre Recuerdo
Activity 1: Merchant Voices
Activity 3: Elite Voices
RISE Copy
Douglas Irvine
New music from ancient Egyptian instrument replicas and surviving instrument specimens.
Yo-‐Yo Ma, Edgar Meyer, Mark O'Connor
"Rock the kasbah with this collection of funky contemporary music from North Africa & the Middle East."
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Baaba Maal Nomad Soul
1. Souka Nayo (I will follow you)
2. Africans Unite (Yolela) duet w/Luciano
3. Mbolo
4. Cherie
5. Fanta
6. Guelel
7. Douwayra
8. Iawa
9. Yiriyaro (Percussion Storm)
10. Koni
11. Lam Lam
Music Artists from Brazil on a tour of samba, bossa nova and beyond, including:
Silvia Torres
Joao Basco
Clara Nunes
Chico Buarque
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Brasileiro
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Oscar and Mario Reynolds
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Celebration; Music of Oscar and Mario Reynolds
Celtic Christmas
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Cinderella
Colombia
Roger and Hammerstein
arr. Dirk freymuth
CD of Christmas music played on traditional Celtic instruments: Fiddle, mandolin, bagpipes, flute, concertina,
Celtic Harp, bohdran, recorders, cello, Percussion, bass, acoustic guitars, sittern, madocello, and mandola. Named after a beautiful Colombian river valley, Putumayo returns to its roots with a fun and danceable collection of "cumbia" "vallenato" "porro" and salsa.
Artists include:
Los 50 de Joselito, Lucho Bermudez, Grupo Bahia, The Latin Brothers, Jose Arroyo
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Good Morning Aztlan
Los Lobos
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Hawaiian Drum Dance Chants Sounds of Power in Time
Hedzoleh Soundz
Instrumental Music of Vietnam
Compiled by Elizabeth Tartar
Wala Alive
King Records; Tokyo Japan
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Irish Folk Song Favorites
The Clancy Brothers and David Hammond
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Japanese Music
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Javanese Gamelan, The
King Records, Tokyo Japan
Songs include: Done Gone Blue
Harts of Stone
Luz de Mi Vida
Good Morning Aztlan
The Big Ranch
The Word
Malaque
Tony y Maria
Get to This
Maria Christina
What in the WorldRound & Round
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Latinas: Women of Latin America
A celebration of the soulful and inspirational music of Latin American women including:
Susana Baca, Toto la Momposina, Lhasa, Celina Gonzalez, Eva Ayllon, Rita Ribeiro, Mercedes Sosa
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Mandeng Djeli
Mississippi River of Song, The
A musical Journey Down the Mississippi
Music from
Images of Arabia
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Music From the Coffee Lands
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Musicians of the National Dance Virgin Records
Company of Cambodia Homrong
Natives
Peter Kater and R. Carlos Nakai
Puerto Rico
Exhilerating bomba, plena, salsa and son from The Island of Enchantment
Including:
Eddie Palmieri
Andres Jimenez
Ramito
Edwin Colon Zayas y Su Taller Campesino
Ismael Miranda y Andres Jimenez
African music CD
Smithsonian Folkways
Saudi Aramco
Saudi Aramco
Music from
Images of Arabia
Melodic, uplifting Latin and African songs are the essense of this musical journey. Grab a cup of coffee, sit back and enjoy this beautiful music from the "Coffee Lands"
Artists include:
Julian Avalos, Samite, Cafe Tacuba, Ayub Ogada, Juan Carlos Urena
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Republica Dominicana
"If you like Cuban music, you'll love this exploration of bachata, merengue, and son from the Dominican Republic."
Soto
Includes: Luis Vargas, Chichi Peralta, Juan Bautista, Alberto Beltran su Conjunto Tipico.
Sha'waza means bewichment and describes this beautiful and haunting music...utilizing ethnic instruments such as Oud, Saz, Bendir, Riqq, Darbukka & Zills to create a modern blend of traditonal sound...to challenge all levels of dancers from beginning to advanced and provides a level of drama and intrigue to complement the art of the dance.
A collection of contemporary African Pop artists, including:
John Chibadura, Angelique Kidjo, Toure Kunda, Embowassa, Abeti, Pierre Akendengue, Mory Kante, Kotoja,Orchestre Makassy, Babsy Mlangeni, O'Yaba, Thomas Mapfumo, Johnny Clegg & Juluka
"The varied influences that created the Hawaiian style of singing are lost in the mists of obscurity. Prior to the initial contact of Western missionaries in the opening decades of the 19th century, Hawaiian singing had a rich oral tradition of chants. Before the overtrhow of the kapu system of religion in 1819, the chant was a vital part of everyday life..."
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Sha 'waza
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The Best of World Music: African
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Vintage Hawaiian Music; The Great Singers of 1928 -‐ 1934
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Wonder of Water
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Kathy Miller, Lou Conwell and Judy Barford
Wonders of Water
Kathy Miller, Lou Conwell, Judy Barford
World Instrumental Collection, A Putumayo World Music
Zemirot From My Father's House Cantor Gadi Elon
Songs and Zemirot for Shabbot
China: Home of the Dragon
New Media Schoolhouse Mac & MPC Version 2.0
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China: Home of the Dragon
New Media Schoolhouse
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Digital Hate 2000
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Inspire! 1
Team Building & Group Development
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Ice Breakers & Openers Group actvities and games for helping youth learn
Inspire! Team Building & Group Development:
Group activities and games for helping youth learn
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On Common Ground
World Religions in America
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On Common Ground
On Common Ground
Road to Ancient Greece
Simon Wiesenthal Center Interactive report on the internet and those that use this cummunication tool to promulgate hate and violence.
LearningChange
CD ROM: Inspire! Team Building & Group Development:
Group activities and games for helping youth learn. 20 activities for teaching effective group communication and team building skills, which address critical thinking, leadership, collaboration, individual self esteem, competition, group dynamics, and team confidence.
Learning Change
LearningChange
John Wayne: America. Why I Love Her
Journey to Japan
US Japan Foundation
CD ROM: Inspire! Team Building & Group Development:
Group activities and games for helping youth learn. 20 activities for teaching effective group communication and team building skills, which address critical thinking, leadership, collaboration, individual self esteem, competition, group dynamics, and team confidence.
Japan Then and Now: Historical Themes and the change over Time.
Project Vital Links: Japan-‐United States Teachers Institute.
Diana Eck and the For Windows and MacIntosh
Pluralism Project at Harvard University
Diana L. Eck and the For Windows and MacIntosh
Pluralism Project
Diana L. Eck and the For Windows and MacIntosh
Pluralism Project
Thomas S. Klise Company
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Silk Road, The
Marek Gronowski
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National Palace Museum, Taipei
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Africa Threatened
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Antartica
Pinnipeds Around the World
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Australia Land of Living Fossils
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Campus Trees: Map and Guide
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California State University, Chico -‐ Student Arboretum Club
Since the 3rd century, merchants and explorers have traveled the same road as emperors and thieves. follow them into the 20th century on a voyage through the heart of Asia.
Africa Map
Africa Threatened (animals)
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Pinnipeds Around the World
Australia Map
Australia Land of Living Fossils
Map of bird migration patterns in North, Central, and South America.
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Egyptians, The (National Geographic Map, Laminated)
France Map
Historical France: Evolution of a Nation
Hawaii Map
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Islands of the Pacific
Discoveries of the Pacific
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New Zealand, New Guinea, and the Principal Pacific Islands
Italy Map
Historical Italy
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Central America Past and Present National Geographic Society
China Map
Laminated National Geographic Map titled 'The Egyptians".
France Map
Historical France: Evolution of a Nation
Hawaii Map
Islands of the Pacific
Discoveries of the Pacific
Isles of the South Pacific Map
New Zealand, New Guinea, and the Principal Pacific Islands
Italy Map
Historical Italy
National Geographical Society
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Gift of P. Wong
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High Himalaya
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History of the Philippines
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Public Lands of the United States National Geographic
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Russia and the Newly Independent Na tions of the Former Soviet Union Map
/ Communism to Capitalism
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Potraits of Our Celestial Family
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South America
Amazonia: A World Resource at Risk
Mount Everest Map
High Himalaya
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National Geographic Map showing:
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National Monument
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National grassland
National marine sanctuary
American Indian Reservation
Bureau of Land Management Land
Military reservation and installation
National Park
National Recreation area
National wilderness area
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Solar System Map
Potraits of Our Celestial Family
South America
Amazonia: A World Resource at Risk
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Making of America West Indies
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World's Oil-‐Rich Countries
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World's Wealthiest Countries
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Laminated map of West Indies Including;
Florida
Cuba
Honduras
Nicaragua
Coasta Rica
Panama
Columbia
Venezuela
Jamaica
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Puerto Rico
Lesser Antilles
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Chico Architecture Digital Photographs
Digital Photographs of Chico architecture of interest on Zip disk. Including:
Stansbury House
Bidwell mansion
Sierra Hall
Language Houses
Stapp House
Gage House
Senator Theator
Chico Hotel Post Office
Municipal Building (Old)
Used for Amazing Buildings II (02 -‐03.)
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King Rat -‐ DVD
On DVD -‐-‐ High on the list of best POW movies, King Rat bears some comparison to that compound over by the River Kwai... but this is an entirely more cynical exercise. In a Japanese prison camp, a brash American corporal (George Segal) runs a variety of money-‐making operations, much to the amazement of a young British officer (James Fox). Director Bryan Forbes, who adapted James Clavell's novel, follows different POWs through various strands of plot, each episode seemingly designed to highlight the dog-‐eat-‐dog nature of men held in close confinement. (In one pointedly black-‐comic sequence, it becomes man-‐eat-‐dog.) This was one of Segal's breakthrough roles, and his modern style fits the movie's anti-‐heroic, '60s approach. It was Oscar®-‐
nominated for art direction and cinematography, which may sound odd for such a bleakly confined location, but the lucid starkness of the camp justifies the nods. The John Barry score, while apt, is similarly stark. -‐-‐Robert Horton Description
George Segal is the mastermind of all black market operations in a Japanese prison camp. He is called "King Rat" because of his breeding of rodents to serve as food for his emaciated fellow prisoners. British officer James Fox helps Segal expand his operation to include trading with the Japanese officers. Though on surface level a thoroughly selfish sort, Segal saves the ailing Fox's life by wangling precious antibiotics from the guards. Stars Academy Award nominee, George Segal (TV's Just Shoot Me). Academy Award nominated film for Best Art Direction and Best Cinematography. Multimedia
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How Big is Africa
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Kente is More Than a Cloth: 1997 Kwaku Ofori-‐Ansa
Kente Calendar
Meanings of Symbols in Adinkra Dr. Kwaku Ofori-‐Ansa
Cloth
Napal Poster
Mt. Sagarmatha (Everest)
World's Most Populous Countries Social Studies School Service
Cooperation in Japan
Castle Towns: An Introduction to Tokugawa Japan
It Takes a Village Slides and
Jane Cowen-‐Fletcher
Bamboo Hats and a Rice Cake
Jade Stone
Jade Stone, The -‐ Slides
Korea: Its Culture and Tradition Korean Press Center
Ruby Mae Has Something to Say David Small
Slides and
New York and the United Nations Slides
1.Elephant Clips
2. Ivory Problem
1000 Years of Hmong History
Africa's Animal Oasis
National Geographic History and significance of Ghana's Kente cloth.
Napal Poster
Mt. Sagarmatha
A heartwarming story, based on the African proverb, "It takes a village to raise a child," will reveal to readers young and old the power of a close-‐knit community.
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Tongue tied Ruby Mae Foote fulfills her dream of speaking for world peace at the UN when her nephew invents a device to solve her speech problem. Book available.
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In 1929 the last great days of commercial sail were passing. During that year Captain Irving Johnson sailed abaord the massive bark PEKING. In this program he narrates the passage in the style that has made him a favorite on the lecture circuit around the world. The most spectacular scenes are filmed during a wild storm as the ship rounds the feared Cape Horn. n 1929 the last great days of commercial sail were passing. During that year Captain Irving Johnson sailed abaord the massive bark PEKING. In this program he narrates the passage in the style that has made him a favorite on the lecture circuit around the world. The most spectacular scenes are filmed during a wild storm as the ship rounds the feared Cape Horn. Converted copy
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This episode of PBS' Point of View, Promises, explores the conflict in the Middle East and the prospect for peace in the region through seven children; Israeli & Palestinian.
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5 videotapes with nine -‐ 58 minute programs.Host Robert MacNeil, the popular and respected reporter for The MacNeil/Leher Newshour, journeys through history -‐ and the modern world-‐ to illustrate the global influence of English. Part travelogue, part linguistics course, this series is a unique blend of solid scholarship and engrossing entertainment. A celebration of the role of food in Japanese culture. The first "noodle western." Satire. Film follows a young widow who runs a small noodle restaurant in Tokyo and Goro, a cowboy hat wearing truck driver, as they attempt to devise the perfect bowl of top ramen.
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Winner of the Silver Bear, Berlin Film Festival. 112 minutes. Japanese with English subtitles. *Identical twin brothers, now successful artists, recall the summer of 1948 when they were eight years old and their Japanese village was a place of wonder and magic. "The brats," as they are known, spend their days skinny-‐dipping, fishing for eels and chasing birds in the woods-‐ when they're not busy causing mischief at home or school. This visually ravishing film follows their adventures with humor and Zen-‐like clarity-‐ powerfully evoking the boys' vibrant sensations and emotions. Village of Dreams is an enchanting hymn to the joys and mysteries of childhood. Charts the Colorado River's 100 year transformation.
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Her name was Bright Dawn, a teenage Eskimo girl. He was Black Star, part husky but mostly wolf, with ice-‐blue eyes. Together, they were a team-‐about to begin the famous Iditarod dogsled race through the cold wilds of Alaska.
retold by Nancy Van Laan A retelling of the Blackfoot legend about the ritual performed before the buffalo hunt.
A young Native American has been a prisoner of the Japanese during the World War II, and the horrors of captivity have almost eroded his will to survive. He searches for another kind of comfort and resolution.
Recalls the Cherokee legend in which Dancing Drum tries to make Grandmother Sun smile on The People again. Also describes the history and culture of the Cherokee people.
An illustrated collection of poems from the oral tradition of Native Americans.
A young girl in the 1930's joins her family on an outing to a Native American pow-‐wow. they plan to dance with the seminoles, whose ancestors rescued their Grandfather from slavery and accepted him as their brother.
Book
Desert is Theirs, The
Byrd Baylor
Simple text nd illustrations describe the characteristics of the desert and its plant, animal and human life.
Book
Desert Voices
Byrd baylor and Peter Parnall
Desert inhabitants describe the beuty of their home.
Book
Discover Arizona Indians
Jerry Jacka
Book
Edge of Two Worlds
Weyman Jones
The only survivor of a Camanche massacre meets a Cherokee Indian in search of the origins of his people.
Book
Fire Race: A Karuk Coyote Tale
Jonathan London
With the help of other animals, wise old coyote manages to acquire fire from the wicked Yellow Jacket sisters.
Book
Flute Player, The: An Apache Folktale
Michael Lacapa
Book
Goat in the Rug by Geraldine, The Charles L. Blood & Martin Geraldine, a goat, describes each step as she and her Navajo Link
friend make a rug from the hair clipping and carding to the dyeing and actual weaving.
Grandfather's Origin Story: The Richard Red Hawk
Navajo Indian Beginning
Book
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Harpoon of the Hunter
Markoosie
Book
Hawk, I'm your brother
Byrd Baylor
Book
Hunters of the Polar North
The Eskimos
Determined to learn to fly, Rudy adopts a hawk hoping that their kinship will bring him closer to his goal.
Book
Indian Designs
David & Jean Villasenor
Book
Indian Heritage of America, The
Alvin M. Josephy, Jr.
Book
Indians
Joanna Cohan Scherer
Book
Indians of the United States
Clark Wissler
Book
Itse Selu
Cherokee Harvest Festival
Daniel Pennington
Book
Keepers of the Earth, The
Michael Caduto and Joseph Bruchac
Native American stories and environmental activities for children.
Book
Knots on a Counting Rope
Bill Martin Jr. and John Archambault
Book
Knots on a Counting Rope
Book
Legend of Bluebonnet, The
Tomie dePaola
Boy-‐Strength-‐of-‐Blue-‐Horses and his grandfather reminisce about the young boy's birth, his forst horse, and an exciting horse race.
Boy-‐Strength-‐of-‐Blue-‐Horses and his grandfather reminisce about the young boy's birth, his forst horse, and an exciting horse race.
A retelling of the Comanche Indian legend of how a little girl's sacrifice brought the flower called Bluebonnet to Texas
Book
Legend of Scarface, The
A Blackfeet Indian Tale
Robert San Souci
The great photgraphs that reveal North American Indian llife, 1847-‐1929, from the unique collection of the Smithsonian Institute.
A retelling of a Blackfeet Indian legend in which a young brave travels to the land of the Sun to ask for the hand of his beloved.
Book
Life in the Polar Lands
Monica Byles
Offers an exciting introduction to the people, animals, and plants of the polar lands. Includes a discussion of the resources in these magnificent lands of ice, and the efeects of people on this fragile environment.
Book
Lone Ranger and Tonto Fist Fight Sherman Alexie
in Heaven, The
Book
Many Nations
An Alphabet of Native America
Joseph Bruchac
Presents aspects of the lives of many varied native peolpes across North America.
Book
Meet Tricky Coyote!
Gretchen Will Mayo
Native American Trickster Tales. A collection of legends about the cunning trickster Coyote, taken from a variety of Native Americna osurces.
Book
My Indian Boyhood
Luther Standing Bear
Book
Mystery of Navajo Moon
Green, Timothy Book
Myths & Legends of the Indians of Bertha Dutton & Caroline the Southwest
Olin
Book
Myths and Legends of the Indians Bertha Dutton & Caroline of the Southwest
Olin
Book
Myths of Idaho Indians
Deward E. Walker Jr.
Book
Naive Artistis of North America
Reavis Moore
A young Navajo girl goes on a magical night ride upon a silvery steed.
Brief biographies of five talented native Americans, discussing their background and culture and their contributions to the world of art, music, and dance. N-‐North American Indians
Book
Native American Myths and Legends
Taylor, Colin F.
Book
Natural History Story of Chiricahua National Monument, The
New and Old voices of Wah'Kon-‐
Tah
Earl Jackson
Book
North American Indian Survival Skills
Karen Liptak
Book
Northern Lights, The Soccer Trails Kusugak, Michael Arvaarluk
Book
People Shall Continue, The
Ortiz, Simon Book
Prince and the Salmon People, The
Murphy, Claire Rudolph
Book
Pueblo Stories and Storytellers
Mark Bahti
Book
Pueblo Storyteller
Diane Hoyt-‐Goldsmith
Book
Raven and the Totem, The: Traditional Alaska Bative Myths and Tales
John E. Smelcer
Book
Dodge & McCullough
Contemporary Native American poetry
Traces the progress of the Indians of North America from the time of the Creation to the present.
A young Cohiti Indian girl living with her grandparents in the Cochiti Pueblo near Santa Fe, New Mexico, describes her home and family and the day-‐to -‐day life and customs of her people.
Book
Raven Steals the Light, The
Bill Reid and Robert Bringhurst
Book
Raven: A Trickster Tale From the Gerld McDermott
Pacific NorthWest
Raven, a Pacific Coast Indian trickster, sets out to find the sun.
Book
River Ran Wild, A Lynne Cherry
Book
River Still Flows, The
Butte County Children An enviromental history of the Nashua River, from its discovery by Indians through the polluting years of the Industrial Revolution to the ambitious cleanup that revitalized it.
Contemporary Poems with a Native American Focus By Butte County Children.
Book
Salmon for Simon, A
Betty Waterton
Book
Seya's Song
Ron Hirschi
Book
Sipapu: the Story of the Indians of William Coffer
Arizona and New Mexico
Book
Sketch of Grand Canyon Prehistory, A
Anne Trinkle Jones and Robert C. Euler
Book
Smoke Signals
Alexie, Sherman
Book
Southwestern Indian Arts & Crafts Bahti
Book
Southwestern Indian Ceremonials Tom Bahti
Book
Star Boy
Paul Goble
Book
Story of Jumping Mouse, The
Steptoe, John
Book
Tales of Ticasuk, Eskimo legends Brown, Emily Ivanoff
and stories
Book
Tanaina Tales From Alaska
Vaudrin, Bill
Book
Tlingit Tales
Lorie K. Harris
Book
Totem Poles to Color & Cut Out, Vol.2 -‐ Oversize
Steven Brown
Large line drawings of totem poles with information on specific tribe, history, process, etc.
Book
Trickster, The
Radin, Paul
A study in American Indian mythology.
Book
Trip To A Pow Wow, A
Red Hawk, Richard
Book
Turkey's Gift to the People
Ani Rucki
The gifts of Magic Frog and his own hopeful and unselfish spirit bring Jumping Mouse finally to the Far-‐Off Land where no mouse goes hungry.
When a great wall of water threatens to destroy them, the animals band together to save themselves, but it is the turkey who remembers to save the seeds they will need to rebuild their lives.
Book
Two Old Women
Wallis, Velma
An Alaskan legend of betrayal, courage, and survival.
Book
Two-‐Legged Creature, The; An Otoe Story
Anna Lee Walters
This otoe Indian Legend explains how, after a magically harmonious period in the world when Man and the animals lived in peace, Man changed and became abusive, so that only Dog and Horse have remained close.
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War Chief Joseph
Helen Addison Howard
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Warrior Scarlet
Rosemary Sutcliff
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Weaving a California Tradition
Linda Yamane
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What do we know about the Inuit?
Bryan and Cherry Alexander
Book
When Clay Sings
Byrd Baylor
Book
Wilma P. Mankiller
Chief of the Cherokee
Charnan Simon
Book
Wisdomkeepers
Steve Wall and Harvey Arden
Book
Woman Who Fell from the Sky, The
The Iroquois Story of Creation
John Bierhorst
Follows an eleven-‐year-‐old Western Mono Indian as she and her relatives prepare materials needed for basketweaving, make the baskets, and attend the California Indian Basketweavers Association's annual gathering.
The daily life and customs of prehistoric southwest Indian tribes are retraced from the designs on the remains of their pottery.
Describes the life of the Indian activist who became the first woman Principal chief of the cherokee Nation.
Book
World of the American Indian, The National Geographic Society
Pam Dahl's personal copy.
Brochure
Owl's Flight
A catalog of Native American craft kits, meterials and tools.
Brochure
Spiritual Legacy of the American Joseph Epes Brown
Indian, The
Brochure
Spiritual Legacy of the American Joseph Epes Brown
Indian, The
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Of Kayaks and Ulus:
A Smithsonian Institution Curriculum Packet for Schools
Hardback
This Land Is My Land
Hardback
Way to Rainy Mountian
Magazine
Native Peoples Magazine
Owl's Flight
Ann Bay & Ruth Osterweis Of Kayaks and Ulus:
Selig A Smithsonian Institution Curriculum Packet for Schools containing slides, a teacher's guide, and pamphlets on:
Raven's Creation Myth, Bering Sea Eskimo Daily LIfe, Nelson's Letters, Nelson's Journal , & Secondary Sources.
Littlechild, George
Using tetx and his own paintings the author describes the experiences of Indians of North America in general as well as his experiences growing up as a Plains Cree Indian in Canada.
N. Scott Momaday
Native Peoples Magazine
Articles include: Adding Breath to Zuni Life
Pipestone
Shared Visions
Creating a Museum for the 21st Century
Inti Raymi -‐ Festival of the Sun
Roadways to Native America
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Native Peoples; The Arts and lifeways Native Peoples
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News From Native California
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Southwest Indian Tribes
Bahti, Tom
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Who Were the First Americans?
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Alaska Native Oral Narrative Literature -‐ A guidebook and bibliographic index
John E. Smelcer
An extensive 24 page bibliography of Alaska Native oral narrative literature and five chapters which discuss the nature and function of storytelling, the oral and literate tradition, the definition of the "narrative" against less accurate terms. the presentational format of translations, and a brief history of ethnographic research of Alaska.
Large line drawings of totem poles with information on specific tribe, history, process, etc.
Oversized Book
Totem Poles to Cut Out & Put Together -‐ Oversize
Paperback
American Indian Food and Lore
150 Authentic Recipes
Carolyn Niethammer
Over 150 authentic recipes for main dishes, fruits and vegetables, desserts, preserves, condiments, breads, soups; also medicines, dandelion wine and corn whiskey. More than plants of the desert listed with their habitats, names, descriptions, historical significance.....
Paperback
Buffalo Bird Woman's Garden
Gilbert L. Wilson
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Buffalo Land
William D. Berry
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California Indians, The
R.F. Heizer & M.A. Whipple
Shepard
Originally published as "Agriculture of the Hidatsa." Buffalo Bird Woman, a Hidatsa Indian born aboout 1839, was an expert gardener. Following centuries-‐old methods, she and the women of her family raised huge crops of corn, squash, beans, and sunflowers on the rich bottomlands of the Missouri River
Buffalo Land: To remember the way buffalo once were.
Shepard
A general survey of California Indian native cultures. Shepard
Paperback
Chief Joseph's People and Their War
Alvin M. Josephy, Jr.
Short booklet about Chief Joseph's People and Their War.
Paperback
Complete How-‐To Book of Indiancraft, The
W. Ben Hunt
Shepard
"68 projects for authentic Indian articles from Teepee to Tom-‐tom."
Shepard
Paperback
Paperback
Dawn of the World:
ed. Bonnie J. Peterson
Stories Told by the Coast Miwok Indians
Fools Crow
James Welch
Paperback
Great Indian Chiefs
Bellerophon
The Year is 1870. Located in the Two Medicine Territory of northwestern Montana is the camp of Lone Eaters, a small band of Blackfeet Indians. Their life consists of a timeless round of activity, deeply rooted in the land and the seasons and in a reverence for the customs handed down from the Long Ago People. But the ever-‐increasing presence of the Napikwans-‐ white men-‐ threatens this existence. Fools Crow, a young warrior and medicine man of great vision, has seen the future. He knows his tribe must either fight a brave but futile war or surrender their lands-‐ and their way of life.
Paperback
Handbook of the Indians of California
A.L. Kroeber
P. Dahl
Based on more than 15 years of exhausted research by Kroeber, it is a summation of just about everything of importance know about these Indians. Kroeber covered demographic situations, linguistic relations, social structures, folkways, religions, material culture and whatever else was needed to offer a full picture of each "tribe". N-‐North American Indians
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Indians of Lassen
Paul E. Schultz
Indians of Lassen
Paperback
Indians of Yellowstone Park
Joel C. Janetski
Paperback
Ishi in Two Worlds
Theodora Kroeber
Paperback
Keepers of the Earth Teacher's Guide
Michael J. Caduto & Joseph Bruchac
Paperback
Legend of the Indian Paintbrush, Tomie dePaola
The
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Look to the Mountain top
Iacopi, Fontana & Jones
Shepard
History of Yellowstone Park written by a professional archaeologist. Reconstructs past human events from evidence and historical sources.
Shepard
Subtitled A biography of the Last Wild Indian in North America, Theodora Kroeber accounts all that is "surely and truly known of him. What he believed and felt and did in the modern world and, earlier, in his own world ..."
Keepers of the Earth Teacher's Guide
Shepard
Little Gopher follows his destiny, as revealed in a Dream-‐
Vision, of becoming an artist for his people and eventually is able to bring the colors of the sunset down to earth.
contemporary authors reveal our true Indina Heritage.
Politics, religion, wealth, legends, medicine
Paperback
Myths and Legends of the Haida Martine J. Reid, Ph.D.
Indians of the Northwest
Paperback
Native American Animal Stories
Michael Caduto and Joseph Bruchac
Paperback
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North American Indian Designs
Eva Wison
Coloring Book style with text. Myths and Legends of the Haida Indians of the Northwest.
Shepard
24 Native American Tales -‐ Joseph Bruchac ia a nationally acclaimed storyteller, songwriter, poet, and author. A respect for ancestral roots parallels his belief in ecological and spiritual balance for the benefit of all living things.
Shepard
More than 360 striking copyright-‐free designs from Indian baskets, pottery, blankets etc. in museums and private collections. The illustrations span 2,000 years. Outline of principle developments in Indian arts & crafts. Shepard
Paperback
Northeast Indians: An Educational Coloring Book
Spizzirri
Paperback
Northwest Indians:
An Educational Coloring Book
Spizzirri
Paperback
Plains Indians: An Educational coloring Book
Spizzirri
Paperback
Pocahontas: Princess of the River Elaine Raphael & Don Tribes
Bolognese
Story of Pocahontas with drawing helps in the back. Part of the Drawing America Series.
Donated by Z. Sparlin
Paperback
Red Squirrel Cried for His Parka
(Dilji Dimaldu' K'a Ghetrak)
Alta Jerue/ Betty Petruska A traditional Athabaskan story about why the squirrel looks as though he has been crying. Paperback
Shasta
Indian Tales
compiled by Rosemary Holsinger
Paperback
Southeast Indians: An Educational coloring Book
Spizzirri
Paperback
Southwestern Indian Arts & Crafts Tom Bahti
Paperback
Southwestern Indian Tribes
Shasta Indian Tales:
Legends from Indians of North America &
California.
Shepard
Tom Bahti
Paperback
Story Keepers:
A Journey Into Native American Spirituality
John James Stewart
Paperback
Way We Lived, The
Malcolm Margolin
California Indian Reminiscences, Stories and Songs
Legends in keeping with the spirit of the oral tradition under which they have been preserved and perpetuated through the generations.
The Story Telling Stone
Why Bear Waddles
Buffalo Mountain
Coyote-‐Eagle
Death
Coyote and Owl
Chakabish and the Geese
Sunka Wakan
Little People and the Greedy Hunters
How Meat Became Food
Mule
Odzihozo
The Greedy Monster
Five Round Moons of Winter,and How Dog Joined Man
Beautiful Fire Keeper
Bear's Fat
Changing of the Seasons
Absaroke (Crow) Creation Story
The Turtle Who Loved Summer
Maid of the Mist
The Grizzly Bear and the Brave Bird
Mundaumin
Loneliness
Why Moose Has Loose Skin
Why Butterflies Flutter
Why It Is Hard to Be Wise
Oshkitaapahk
Way We Lived, The
California Indian Reminiscences, Stories and Songs
Shepard
Spiral Bound
Memoir of a Maidu Matrirch: Michele Shover & Antone Vera Clark McKeen of Yankeee Hill Grieco
Spiral Bound
Native Peoples of North america
Diana Mills
Video
California Indian Museum Program
California Department of California Indian Museum Program video on Indians of Parks & Recreation
California. 11:30 minutes. Slides to video.
Toughboy and Sister
Shepard
Hill, Kirkpatrick
The death of their drunken father strands ten-‐year-‐old Toughboy and his younger sister at a remote fishing cabin in the Yukon, where they spend a summer trying to cope with dwindling food supplies and hostile wildlife.
Anti-‐Defamation League of A prejudice reduction project of the anti-‐defamation league B'nai B'rith.
of B'Nai B'Rith.
P-‐Peace & Conflict Resolution
Binder
World of Difference, A
Book
Anti-‐Bias Curriculum
Tools for empowering young children
Big Book for Peace, The
Book
Blue and Beatiful Planet Earth our Ruth Rocha & Otavio Roth
Home
Book
Creative Conflict Resolution
Book
Louise Derman-‐Sparks The wisdom of peace and the absurdity of fighting are demonstrated in seventeen stories dn poems of outstanding authors of today such as Jean Fritz, Milton Meltzer, and Nancy Willard, illustrated by famous illustrators such as Paul Zelinsky, the Dillons, and Maurie Sendak.
William J. Kreidler
Book
Every Kid's Guide to Overcoming Joy Berry
Prejudice and Discrimination
Book
Every Kid's Guide to Understanding Human Rights
Joy Berry
Book
For Every Child, a Better World
Kermit the Frog
Book
Human Rights for Children
Human Rights for Children Committee
Book
My wish for tomorrow
Jim Henson
Book
Peace Begins With You
Katherine Scholes
Book
Peace Tales World Folktales to Talk About
Margaret Read MacDonald
Book
Pepito and the United Nations
Denise & Fernando
Book
Race and ethic relations
John A. Kromkowski
Book
Respecting our Differences
Lynn Duvall
Book
United Nations, The; Come along Nane Annan
with me!
explains, in simple terms, the concept of peace, why conflicts occur, how they can be resolved in positive ways, and how to protect peace.
A collection of folktales from cultures around the world, reflecting different aspects of war and peace.
Written for children by the wife of Kofi Annan. Color pictures.
Book
Violence in schools Developing Prevention Plans
Center for Civic Education
Book
War and Peace
Toni Goffe
Book
Working Toward Peace: Student Lions/ Quest International Book
Development Staff
Second Edition
New Lexicon of Hate, The
Simon Wiesenthal Center
This second edition focuses on solidifying and strengthening the bonds of families, schools, peers, and community.
Accompanies Curriculum Manual
The changing tactics, language, and symbols of america's extremists
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Color of Friendship, The
Teachers Guide
Disney
Folder
Friendship in Vienna, A
Teachers Guide
Disney
Folder
World of Difference Institute, A
Anti-‐Defamation League
Hardback
Other Side, The
Jacqueline Woodson
Teachers Guide for the film.
In 1977, the family of African-‐american congressman Ron Dellums hosts a South African exchange student, prompting two teenagers -‐ one black, one white -‐ to comfront personal biases and institutional racism. Inspired by actual events. Offers a glimpse of South Africa under apatheid. Part of the film's plot revolves around black activist Steve Biko's murder in a South African prison. 90 min.
Teachers Guide for video.
Set in Vienna, Austria on 1938, the story of the friendship between Inge and Lise, two bright and sensitive young girls, unfolds against a backdrop of turmoil and menace. In the eyes of the world Inge and Lise should be divided. Inge is jewish, Lise is Christian. But in their own eyes, they are "blood sisters".
Folder of information from the Anti-‐Defamation League about the AWORLD OF DIFFERENCE Institute Teacher Training Program.
Two girls, one white and one black, gradually get to know each other as they sit on the fence tat divides their town.
Brochure
Magazine
Skipping Stones
Paperback
Hate Hurts: How Children Learn and Unlearn Prejudice
Paperback
History of Diplomacy, A
Paperback
Let's Get Real Curriculum Guide
Lessons & Activities to Address Name-‐Calling and Bullying
Paperback
Responding to Hate at School:
A Guide for Teachers, Counselors and Administrators
Paperback
Ten Ways to Fight Hate
Caryl Stern-‐LaRosa & Ellen A guide for any person responsible for children of all ages, Hofheimer Bettmann
this book offers practical tips, sound advice, and role-‐playing for difficult situations...an essential tool to help adults teach children not to hate.
U.S. Department of State Instructional Packet to accompany video put out by the U.S. Department of State on the history of Diplomacy.
Chasnoff & Cohen
Jim Carrier
Let's Get Real Curriculum Guide
Lessons & Activities to Address Name-‐Calling and Bullying
Chasnoff & Cohen
Safe Classrooms/Safe Schools
Step-‐by-‐step guide designed to help administrators, counselors and teachers react promptly and effectively whenever ahte, bias and prejudice strike. Proven strategies and concrete recommendations for addressing day-‐to-‐day put downs , emergency situations like hate crimes, and long-‐
term issues including policies and stsff development. Ten Ways to Fight Hate
Act
Unite
Support the Victims
Do Your Homework
Create An Alternative
Speak Up
Lobby Leaders
Look Long Range
Teach Tolerance
Dig Deeper
Teacher Lessons An Agenda for Peace: The Role of Lucia Nunez
the United Nations
Teacher Lessons Learning the Skills of Peacemaking Naomi Drew
K -‐ 6 activity guide
Teacher Lessons Issues of Conflict in the 21st Century
Gregg, Brown, Coyle, & Wells
Teacher Lessons Learning the Skills of Peacemaking Naomi Drew
Activity guide for elementary age children
Teacher Lessons Peaceful Classroom, The
Charles A. Smith, PhD
Teacher Lessons Place at the Table, A
Teaching Tolerance
Teacher Lessons Working Toward Peace: Curriculum Manual
Second Edition
Butter Battle Book, The
Lions/ Quest International this second edition focuses on solidifying and strengthening Development Staff
the bonds of families, schools, peers, and community.
Student book included
Dr. Seuss
Engaged in a long-‐running battle, the Yooks and the Zooks develop more and more sophisticated weaponty as they attempt to outdo each other.
Prejudice and stereotypes
A teaching package including book and video.
Periodicals
Hardback
Ancient Egypt
Field Trip
Articles include: Search for Tut.
Mummy's Curse
Ancient Ideas About Afterlife
Book Talk (Lila Perl)
Project Pyramid
Measuring Up
Mystery in the Sand: The Great Sphinx
Follow the Clues to an Ancient Cemetery
Draw Like An Egyptian
Writing With Pictures; Hieroglyphs
Solving the Mystery of Hieroglyphs
Straight Off the Stone
Book Talk (James Cross Giblin)
A Royal cartouche
A Detective at Work
Some Things Never Change
Who Lived in Ancient Egypt
Book Talk ( Leotyne Price)
It's About Time
Marking the Minutes and Hours
Pass the Barley Bread and Sour Milk
Seega: A Game of Ancient Egypt
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Dominican Republic
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Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus
Periodicals
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Up and Down Rivers
Faces-‐People, Places, and Cultures
Calliope
This issue includes articles: A Child Prodigy, From Salzburg to Vienna, Mozart's Musical World, Sucess at the Opera, Mozart's Vienna, A City of Greats, The Magic Flute, The Little Book, Mozart the Performer, 'Confidence', Constanze Mozart, Legacy of a Master, Musical Dectives, Concerts Go Public, From Harpsichord to Pianoforte....
Faces: People, Places, and Cultures
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Across the High Atlas
African American Education
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African American Education: A Proud Heritage
African Origins of Hominids
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Al-‐Ma'mun
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Al-‐Ma'mun: Caliph of Baghdad
Alexander Hamilton
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Calliope: Exploring World History
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Cobblestone; the history magazine for young people
Alexandria: Under the Ptolemies Calliope: Exploring World History
America and the Olympic Games Cobblestone; the history magazine for young people
America's Cowboys: A History
American Clothing: Then and Now Cobblestone; the history magazine for young people.
Amish, The
Cobblestone: The History volume 8 Number 11
magazine for Young People
An Alexandria Trio
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Faces: People, Places and Culture
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An introduction to the War of 1812
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Ancestors
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Aramco World
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Faces: The Magazine Volume 8 Number 8 April 1992
About People
Calliope
Field Trip
Articles include: All Roads Lead to Rome, Travel in Record Time, Rome's Domes,
Book Talk (David Maccaulay), The Writing on the Wall, What Romans Left Behind, Look for the Toga, Growing Up in Ancient Rome, Ancient Graffiti, Book Talk ( Henry Winterfield), Come to the Circus!, Watch Out for Open Doors!, Art Tells the Story, From Statues to Mosaics, Drama in the Courtroom, Speaking Latin, American Style, Modern Visitors to pompaii, BookTalk (Ron & Nancy Goor), & Blow Your Top
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Archaeology: Digging up history
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Armenia
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Around the World with Captain Cook
Art of Photography, The
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Art Rocks in Saudi Arabia
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Asante World, The
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Automobile in History, The
Saudi Aramco World
This issue includes:
Esteban of Azemmour
Javelin
Minaret
Art Rocks Turkey
Morocco
horses
North African food
Islamic Architecture
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Cobblestone: The History magazine for Young People
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Becoming Human
Behind the Scenes of American Cobblestone; the history Theater
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Body, The World made Flesh, The The New Internationalist
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All his friends make fun of Rodney because he can't pronounce his name, but it is Rodney's speech impediment that drives away the class bully.
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Various people at a backyard picnic offer their comments on a young girl's tightly curled, "nappy" hair.
Various people at a backyard picnic offer their comments on a young girl's tightly curled, "nappy" hair.
A retelling of a traditional Mohawk (Kanienkehaka) legend will have readers of all ages laughing at the irrepressible but indecisive Owl.
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Paul's parents do not want him to play with Sebastian because Sebastian is "different." Eventually the two boys become friends despite their differences. Ruby is always copying Angela until Miss Hart helps Ruby discover her own unique qualities.
The story of the seven blind mice is about fisrt imperssions and that things are not always what they seem to be.
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The "real" story about the Three Little Pigs told from the wolf's point of view.
Am amazing way to deal with change in your work and in your life.
A small boy tries to discover the meaning of "memory" so he can restore that of an elderly friend.
Although Christy considered him a pest, when Eddie Lee, a boy with Down's Syndrome, follows her into the woods, he shares several special discoveries with her. Justin spends time with Jinsen, the unusual and artistic new student whom the school bullies torment and call buddha Boy, and ends up making choices that impact Jinsen, himself, and the entire school.
Seventeen-‐year-‐old Troy, depressed, suicidal, and weighing nearly 300 pounds, gets a new perspective on life when a homeless teenager who is a genius on guitar wants troy to be the drummer in his rock band.
After hearing a fictional tale about Hitler's daughter, Mark wonders what it would be like if someone he loved and trusted turned out to be evil.
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Despite the differences between people around the world, there are similarities that join us together, such as pain, joy, and love.
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Arizona's portion of the Sonoran Desert is home to some ofPlanet Earth's most unique and sometimes bizarre creatures. The sharptoothed, bristly haired javelina is just one of them. It's also one of the most misidentified creatures in the desert. It is not a wild pig! Stop calling it a pig! Javelinas are not even related to pigs. Javelinas are peccaries. Pigs came to North America with the Spanish explorers in the 1500s. Javelinas have their own story. My book gives children the straight scoop, in rhyme. Older readers (and parents) will find the last two pages chock full of javelina facts and natural history. While the kids are running around the house or classroom screaming "Don't Call Me Pig!" parents and teachers can spend five minutes to become experts on these interesting creatures. Artists Beth Neely and Don Rantz bring my words to life with their richly colored, superbly detailed, and whimsical illustrations. One thing is certain, after you read this book, you will never, ever refer to a javelina as a pig again. Enjoy!
100 selected essays by Dr. Shall Sinha: New Thoughts For Richer Living.
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"Dear Teacher: My Wanda will not come to your school any more. Jake also. Now we move away to big city. No more holler Polack. No more ask why funny name. Plenty of funny names in the big city. Yours truly, Jan Petronski."
The deserts of the American Southwest are home to some of the most unique and interesting creatures and plants found on Planet Earth. The feisty little Roadrunner is one of those creatures. Forget the ostrich-‐looking bird that many people grew up watching on Saturday morning cartoons. That's not a Roadrunner. About the size of a skinny chicken, real Roadrunners are clever creatures that are not afraid to tangle with rattlesnakes, tarantulas, scorpions, or any of the many species of lizards found in the desert. My book gives you the real scoop on this fascinating bird. I tell you the story straight, but in rhyme, to make if fun for everyone. In the back of the book, parents will find two pages of natural history facts about the Roadrunner. Read those pages and you'll become a Roadrunner expert in five minutes. Artists Beth Neely and Don Rantz bring my words to life with their brightly colored and wonderfully detailed illustrations. Their water color paintings provide readers a true feel for the beauty of Arizona's portion of the Sonoran Desert. Together, Beth, Don, and I have tried our best to provide children and parents with a visual feast as well as an ample supply of brain food. Enjoy!
Wesley's garden produces a crop of huge, strange plants which provide him with clothing, shelter, food, and drink, thus helping him create his own civilization and changing his life
Three moles live underground, and then one of them finally ventures upward to find out what the world is like "Up Above."
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Describes how the teachings of Confucius evolved from a social order to a religion, infusing all phases of chinese life for 2,000 years.
Givs a vivid and attractive picture of the personality of Confucius. It also tells us what he really said as it has come down to us from the ancient chroniclers of chinese tradition.
A retelling of themiracles of Hanukkah that includes instructions for the traditional cnadle-‐lighting ceremony and a holiday song and game.
A Grandmother shares the story of Hannukah along with her recipe for latke with her granddaughter.
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A young Chinese girl living in San Francisco with his family describes the principles and ceremonies of Buddhism.
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Introduces the basics of the Eastern Orthodox Church through the eyes of a child of that religion living in Chicago.
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Introduces the fundamentals of Islam through the eyes of a Muslim child living in Detroit.
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A young Japanese American girl living in Honolulu with her family describes the beliefs and ceremonies of Shintoism.
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A family was ready to celebrate Hanukkah until a furious blizzard covered all the apples and potatoes -‐ no latkes and applesauce! but two strays come in to share the miracle oh Hanukkah.
Looks at marriage customs in different religious traditions around the world.
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At the annual celebration of Las Posadas in old Santa Fe, he husband and wife slated to play Mary and Joseph are delayed by car trouble, but a mysterious couple appear who seem perfect for the part.
During Hanukkah two children help a Holocaust survivor to once again cmbrace his religious traditions.
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Anti-‐Defamation League
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Taoism: The Parting of the Way
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Wang Mang: Confucian Success or Joseph Palumbo
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Discusses the origins of Protestantism, the diversity of Protestant churches in the United States, and the role of Protestants from colonial times to the present.
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Companion for the video set on Religion, War, and Violence produced in the aftermath of September 11. Selected segments from five seasons of Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly, the half-‐hour television newsmagazine on PBS that offers audiences in-‐depth coverage of the underreported world of religion, ethics, and spirituality. Dsicover the faith, culture, and history that have shaped the modern Islamic world.
No religion in the world is as feared and misunderstood as Islam. To the popular Western imagination ... an extreme faith that promotes authoritarian government, female oppression, civil war, and terrorism. Armstrong's short history offers a vital corrective to this narrow view. Karen Armstrong is one of the world's foremost scholars on religious affairs.
This is more than the other side of the story, the Crusades. It is the tale of an extraordinary man, remarkable for his generous and chivalrous ways, a warrior who longed for peace. Diane Stanley presents a hero whose compassion, piety, tolerance, and wisdom made him a model for his time and for ours.
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Looks at the beliefs and practices of many different religions from the ancient Egyptians through to Zoroastrianism-‐the oldest "living" religion-‐and the great faiths practiced today. Large, full color photographs.
Ibraheem is in the fourth grade and lives near Princton, New Jersey. Like five million other Americans, he is a Muslim. He and his family follow the way of life and religion of Islam. Each year they fast for the month of Ramadan, one of Islam's most important Celebrations..... Photo-‐essay.
A broad-‐based introduction to the main trends of contemporary Paganism, revealing the origins and practical aspects of Druidry, Witchcraft, Heathenism, Goddess Spirituality and Magic, Shamanism and Geomancy among others.
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"The most accessible biography of the founder of Islam available today." "This vivid and detailed biography strips away centuries of distortion and myth and presents a balanced view of the man whose religion continues to dramatically affect the course of history.`
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Describes the celebration of month of Ramadan by an Islamic family and discusses the meaning and importance of this holiday in the Islamic religion.
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Bob Benoit
"Concept of Culture" was developed by the Anthrolpology Curriculum Project at the University of Georgia. This file includes a pupil text, pupil study guide, and two books introducing the cultures of the Kazak & the Arunta.
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This resource file contains a copy of the book, printouts from the Flat Stanley website, information on the Flat Stanley Project, and Farms Around the World: A Science, Geography, and Writing Project based on the premise of Flat Stanley, that brings agricuylutre into the classroom.
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Packet from 2005 CCSS workshop titled
Thoreau for Kids -‐ Anything But Kid Stuff
Includes bibliography siting Significant issues for Children:
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Petra SEA -‐ South East Asia
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Understanding Vietnam in the 21st Century-‐SPICE
Hmong -‐ Yesterday and Today, The
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SPICE
Cristina McCutcheon
Gray Mukai
Patricia Moore-‐Howard, Ph.D.
Folder of information on services provided by the Dairy Council of California.
Collection of pictures and postcards of buildings in Greece. Some in present state others restored or as they would look when restored.
A sample unit using How to Make an Apple Pie and See the World by Marjorie Priceman. Designed for 1st -‐ 3rd graders, but can be adapted and expended for use with older students.
Subject areas: reading, writing strategies/research, mathematics, science, history/social studies, geography, & art.
Folder with information re: the 5-‐a-‐Day program and Youth Nutrition Education Program through the UC Cooperative Extension.
David Roberts Lithographs of Petra -‐ reproductions + article + maps of Jordan.
This unit encourages the understanding of the issues surrounding US relations with Vietnam and Japan.
Hmong resource book of Hmong history, tradition, diet, home life, geography, arts, etc.
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Ban Vinai: The Refugee Camp
Lynellyn D. Long
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Lynellyn D. Long
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Lynellyn D. Long
"Beginning in 1975, thousands of families fled the political and economic instability of Laos and Cambodia to refugee camps in northeast Thailand, where many have remained for over a dcade. In Ban Vinai, Lynellyn Long has produced a remarkably rich first-‐person account of life in a single camp that skillfully portrays the daily existence of its Hmong and lowland Lao reisdents within the broader contours of international refugee policy."
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Beggar in the Blanket
Gail B. Graham
and Other Vietnamese Tales, the
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Beyond the East Wind:
Quyen, Coburn
Legends and Folktales of Vietnam
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Boat to Nowhere, A
Maureen Crane Wartski
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Boyhood in Monsoon Country
Maximo D. Ramos
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Children of Vietnam
Marybeth Lorbiecki
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Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Association
Henry T trueba, Lila Jcobs, Elizabeth Kirton
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Chinese Customs and Festivals in Singapore
Cultural conflict and adaptation; the case of the Hmong children in American society
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Dia's Story Cloth: Hmong People's Dia Cha
Journey of Freedom
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Journey of Freedom
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Sothea Chiemroum
Translated from French-‐language sources
in Vietnam and retold in a fresh, vivid style, these stories reflect the rich and varied milieu of Vietnamese folklore. Romance, Intrigue, Tragedy, Cinderella.
ten tales: Lac Long Quan and Au Co, The Legend of the Betel, Hung Vuong and the Earth and Sky Cakes, Lizards adn Promises and Vue Cong Due, Monsoon, Crystal Love, Turtles of Gols and Bitter Regrets, A Strange adn Rare Friendship, The Sister Queens, The Lady of Nam Xuong
In their small, isolated village, Mai and her family thought themselves safe from war. then Kien, a fourteen-‐year-‐olk orphan, stumbled into their lives, bringing tales of terrible conquerors taking over the forest villages. Soon the conquerors arrived bringing an end to peace and happiness. Kien comes up with an idea to help himself and Mai's family to escape. A vietnamese tale.
Dr. Maximo D. Ramos devoted special attention to serious research on Philippine mythology and folklore: these inspired the short stories in this collection. Introduces the history, geography, and culture of Vietnam through daily lives of children who live there.
The story cloth made for the author by her aunt and uncle chronicles the life of the Hmong people in their native Laos and their eventual emigration to the United States.
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Dictionary for Beginners (Lao)
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East Asia: A New History
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Encircled Kingdom
Jewell Reinhart Coburn
Legends and Folktales of Laos
Ethnic Lao, The -‐ Who Are They? Patricia Moore-‐Howard, Ph.D.
Favorite Stories From Laos
Wanda Hamilton
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Favorite Stories From Vietnam
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Journey of Freedom
Journey of Freedom
Journey of Freedom
Rhodes Murphey
Nha-‐Trang Cong-‐Huyen-‐
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The Story cloth made for the author by her aunt and uncle chronicles the life of the Hmong people in their native Laos and their eventual emigration to the United States.
A basic picture dictionary translated both in Laotian and English
Provides a comprehensive history of the East Asian countries and addresses a diverse range of social, economic, and intellectual histories, Including:
"Pacific Century"
Influencial Women/Gender Issues
Boxed document exerpts
Twenty-‐three tales, Selected Lao aphorisms, Brief history and description of the land and its people, and map.
An overview of Ethnic Lao, their customs and folklore. Easy to read. Written by a teacher.
Twelve simple stories from Lao folklore written with the requirements of upper primary and lower secondary students of English as a second language in mind. Language lessons included.
These 16 stories are taken from the folklore of Vietnam. Each story is followed by comprehension and language exercises.
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Fighters, Refugees, Immigrants:
A Story of the Hmong
Mace Goldfarb
As of December 1981 about 80,000 Hmong people had immigrated to the United States and many more were attempting to do so. But before they could come here, they had first to escape from Laos. the place that many of them escaped to was a refugtee camp in northeastern thailand called Ban Vinai.
Mrs. Kliefoth's Class
A book written and published by Linda Kleifoth's Kindergarten class. Translated into Hmong.
Mrs. Kliefoth's 1st & 2nd Children's story retold from a Mien folktale, written and grade class
illustrated by Ms. Kliefoth and her 1st and 2nd grade classes. SEA -‐ South East Asia
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Fire Cave and the Fire, The
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Firefly and the Katydid, The SEA -‐ South East Asia
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Five Vietnamese Folktales
Nguyen Thi Hong
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Livo, Cha
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Folk Stories of the Hmong
Peoples of Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam
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A Children's reader
Music Research Institute This anthology has been especially selected for foreigners of Vietnam
interested in Vietnamese traditional music. These songs reflect people's deep aspirations to live a life of freedom and harmony.
Friends Should Be Friends Forever Mrs. Kliefoth's Class
Children's book, written and illustrated by Mrs. Kliefoth and her Kindergarten students, about a fight between the nice animals and the mean animals in the jungle.
Grandfather's Dream
Holly Keller
After the end of the war in Vietnam, a young boy's grandfather dreams of restoring the wetlands of the Mekong delta, hoping that the large cranes that once lived there will return.
Great Gourd of Heaven, The:
Boyle, Phanmathanh
A selection of the folk tales and stories of Laos, with bilingual A Selection of the Folktales and dictionary at the end of the book.
Stories of Laos
Great Gourd of Heaven, The: Boyle, Phanmathanh
A selection of the folk tales and stories of Laos, with bilingual A Selection of the Folktales and dictionary at the end of the book.
Stories of Laos
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Harvesting Pa Chay's Wheat; The Keith Quincy
Hmong & America's Secret War in Laos
Exploited for the geographical location of their ancestral lands; manipulated due to the non-‐aggressive, agrarian structure of their tribal units; by the early '80's virtually the entire Hmong Society had fled to Thailand and the US, making them a people/culture in exhile.
History of the Hmong
J. Mottin
Father Jean Motitn spent time working among the Hmong in Thailand, compiled their history, culture, demographics, photographs into this informative book. Hmong In America, The: We Peter and Connie Roop
This book will help you learn more about the history and Sought Refuge Here.
culture of our most recent immigrants, the Hmong. Hmong New Year
Mrs. Kliefoth's 1st & 2nd Original story written and illustrated by Mrs. Kliefoth and her grade class
1st and 2nd grade class.
I Begin My Life All Over:
Lillian Faderman with Ghia The Hmong American Immigrant Xiong
Experience
In the Old, Old Days (Loz-‐Hnoi Loz-‐ Warrick & Goldman
Traditional stories of the Lao Mien written in English and the Hnio Uov)
traditional language: Vol 3
Traditional Stories of the Lao Mien Vol. III
In the Old, Old Days (Loz-‐Hnoi Loz-‐ Beard, Warrick & Saefong Traditional stories of the Lao Mien written in English and the Hnio Uov)
traditional language: Vol 3
Traditional Stories of the Lao Mien Vol. III
In the Old, Old Days (Loz-‐Hnoi Loz-‐ Beard, Warrick & Saefong 11 Traditional lu-‐Mienh stories written in English and of the Hnio Uov)
Traditional Language. Also included: a story called "Old Traditional Stories of the lu-‐Mienh Black Snake," a lu-‐Mienh version of Cinderella. Vol I
(Volume 1)
In the Old, Old days (Loz-‐Hnoi Loz-‐ Beard, Warrick & Saefong 7Traditional lu-‐Mienh stories written both in English and of Hnio Uov)
the Traditional Language: Volume 2 Traditional Stories of the lu-‐Mienh Vol II
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Indonesian Coloring Book
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Indonesian Women's Costumes
Judi Achjadi
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Chhim, Luangpraseu, Dinh Cultural, Geographical, Religious, etc. information on these Te
Countries.
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Introduction to Cambodian Culture
Laos Culturally Speaking Introduction to Vietnamese Culture
Introduction to Vietnamese Culture
Iu Mien, The: Tradition and Change
Jouanah A Hmong Cinderella
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In the Old, Old Days (Loz-‐Hnoi Loz-‐ Beard, Warrick, Saefong
Hnio Uov)
Traditional Stories of the lu-‐
Mienh, Volume 1
In the Old, Old Days (Loz-‐Hnoi Loz-‐ Beard, Warrick, Saefong
Hnio Uov)
Traditional Stories of the lu-‐
Mienh, Volume 1
Indonesian Activity Book
Danielle Surkatty, Linda Terry, Lani Anderson
Huynh Dinh Te
Patricia Moore-‐Howard, Ph. D.
Jewell Reinhart Coburn with Tzexa Cherta Lee
11 Traditional lu-‐Mienh stories written in English and of the Traditional Language. Also included: a story called "Old Black Snake," a lu-‐Mienh version of Cinderella. (Volume 1)
11 Traditional lu-‐Mienh stories written in English and of the Traditional Language. Also included: a story called "Old Black Snake," a lu-‐Mienh version of Cinderella. (Volume 1)
Following the great reception of our first joint effort, the Indonesian coloring Book, we began work on this book for older children. We have attempted to cover the broadest range of subjects, with all of the Indonesian terms in bold type, and a glossary at the end to serve as a mini-‐dictionary. Word puzzles, mazes etc. teaching of the culture and land.
"Through the 'Indonesian Coloring Book' we aim to introduce Indonesia in a format readily accepted by pre-‐
schoolers and erly elementary grade children-‐an ABC coloring book." Indonesian words accompanied by an english translation. F,Q, V, X and Z are used with Arabic and English words to complete the alphabet."
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Leaving Vietnam:
The True Story of Tuan Ngo
Sarah S. Kilborne
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Tran-‐Khanh-‐Tuyet
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Little Weaver of Thai-‐Yen Village, A
Look What We've Brought You From Vietnam
Look What We've Brought You From Vietnam
Lotus Seed, The SEA -‐ South East Asia
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Mien Family, A
Sara Gogol
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Mien New Year
Mrs. Kliefoth's 1st & 2nd Original story written and illustrated by 1st and 2nd graders grade class
with help of their teacher.
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Judge Rabbit and the Tree Spirit:
A Folktale from Cambodia
Kantchil's Lime Pit
Lina Mao Wall
Judge Rabbit solves the problem of a mischievous tree spirit who has taken on human form.
Harold Courlnder
Khmers, Tigers, and Talismans Jewell Reinhart Coburn
From the History and Legends of Mysterious Cambodia
Land I Lost, The: Huynh Quang Nhoung
Adventures of a Boy in Vietnam
Laos Culturally Speaking
Khamchong Luangpraseut
Introduction to the Lao Culture
Phyllis Shalant
Phyllis Shalant
Sherry Garland
Fictionalized historical account of Jayavarman II, visionary behind the mysterious Cambodian Angkor civilization of 802-‐
1431.
A collection of personal reminiscences of the author's youth in hamlet on the central highlands of Vietnam.
Laos for the last six hundred years, has been known to her people as "Rassanachak Lanxang Hom Khao," otherwise The Kingdom of a Million Elephants Under the White Parasol. Laos has always been a land of multi-‐ethnic culture. By necessity, this part of "Laos Culturally" will deal with the Lao and their culture, exclusively.
Tells the story of a boy and his father who endure danger and difficulties when they escape by boat from Vietnam, spend days at sea, and then months in refugee camps before making their way to the United States.
A young Vietnamese girl maintains her own cultural identity while struggling to adjust to America.
Introduces Vietnam's cultural background with games, folk tales, recipes, puppets, and crafts.
Introduces Vietnam's cultural background with games, folk tales, recipes, puppets, and crafts.
A young Vietnamese girl saves a lotus seed and carries it with her everywhere to remember a brave emperor and the homeland that she has to flee.
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New Pioneers in the Heartland:
Hmong Life in Wisconsin
Jo Ann Koltyk
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Nine-‐In-‐One Grr! Grr!
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Only A Toad
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Owl and Mrs. Wren, The Who are the new immigrants? What are their lives like here? How are they redefining themselves and their cultures? And how are they contributing to a new and changing America? The New Immigrants provides a set of case studies that explores these themes among a variety of groups.
Blia Xiong, Cathy Spagnoli When the great god Shao promises Tiger cubs each year, Bird comes up with a clever trick to prevent the land from being overrun by tigers.
Brian Marchant
"There once was a toad who lived alone in a small hole in the ground. He was sad because he was only a toad. He thought that he was small and ugly and weak." The story goes on to follow the toad in his explorations of different personnas. "I want to be a farmer!" "I want to be mayor!" "I want to be a bee!" He ultimately realizes it's also wonderful to be a frog, and happily hops home.
Kou Lee
Book and book on tape. Includes teachers guide.
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Part of the Story Old Deer Horn
Mrs. Klemenok's class
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Passage to Vietnam Through the Rick Smolan & Jennifer Eyes of Seventy Photographs
Erwitt
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Peoples and Cultures of Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam
Center for Applied Linguistics
Part of Traditional folktale retold and illustrated by students from Mrs. Klemenok's Class, 1995. Translated in English, Hmong, Mienh.
The result of a remarkable collaboration between East and West; a facinating look at an ancient nation caught in the midst of dramatic change. Spectacular photographs and a detailed text present the most intimate and comprehensive look at Vietnam ever assembled.
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Philippines, The Our World in Color
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Portrait of Thailand, A
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Sammia, The Clever Orphan Boy
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Searching for South Asia Workshop Booklet
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Silent Lotus
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Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down, The
Tale of Two Rice Birds, A
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Tet: The New Year
Frances Barlett
The Philippines has seen a marked change in attitude since Corazon Aquino swept to power as president in 1986. Despite political upheavals, the basic grography of the country has changed little. It remains a paradise for adventurous and luxury travellers alike. Large, full color photographs with informative illustrations pertaining to landscape, festivals, clothing, family, etc.
David DeVoss
Full color photographs of Thailand and its people with narration. Chapter 1, So. Thailand, mansions, islands, sailing craft; Chapter 2, Central Thailand, teak houses, Buddhas; Chapter 3, No. Thailand, tribesmen and opium warlords, market and crafts; Chapter 4, Bankok
Mrs. Kliefoth's 1st & 2nd Original story written and illustrated by Ms. Kliefoth and her grade class
1st and 2nd grade class.
Jennifer Cool
Booklet containing various web site information and other resources, explaining computer language and procedure, online catalog, university access, library information, bibliography, related to South Asia. Jeanne M. Lee
At the edge of a lake, near a small village, herons and white egrets walk with long, graceful steps. In the city, at the king's palace, dancers perform beautiful and intricate stories to honor the gods. A young girl, Lotus belongs to both of these worlds. When she travels with her parents to the city, she's enchanted by the temple dancers and wants to do as they do. But Lotus cannot hear or speak. Will the king give his permission for her to become a dancer?
Anne Fadiman
Clare Hodgson Meeker
Kim-‐Lan Tran
A Thai folktale in which a male and female rice bird die, but meet again when they are reincarnated as a farmer and a princess.
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The Tricky Leprechaun
Miss Catha's Class
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Toad is the Uncle of Heaven
Jeanne M. Lee
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Tragic Mountains: The Hmong, The Americans, and The Secret Wars for Laos, 1942-‐1992
Jane Hamilton-‐Merritt
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Trip Through Cambodia, A
Brigette Diep
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Two Lands, One Heart:
Schmidt, Wood
An American Boy's Journey to His Mother's Vietnam
Vietnam Huard, Durand
Civilization and Culture
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Vietnam : A History
Stanley Karnow
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Vietnam...in Pictures
Visual Geography Series
Geography Department
Children's book, written and illustrated by Miss Catha and her Kindergarten students, about a "smart chicken looking for a tricky leprechaun's gold."
Toad leads a group of animals to ask the King of Heaven to send rain to the parched earth.
Tells the story of the Hmong's struggle for freedom and survival in Laos from 1942 through 1992. During those years, most Hmong sided with the French against the Japanese and Ho Chi Minh's Viet Minh, and then with the Americans against the North Vietnamese. Fictitious children's story interwoven with true facts about Cambodia and its people. Excellent way to introduce a child to a new culture. Full color illustrations.
Covers all aspects of Vietnamese Civilization and Culture: ie geography, brief history, spirituality, calendar, festivals, traditional mental structure, body care, clothing, craftsmen, music and song, literature...
This monumental narrative clarifies, analyses, and demystifies the tragic ordeal of the Vietnam war. Free of ideological bias, profound in its understanding, and compassionate in its human portrayals, it is filled with fresh revelations drawn from secret documents and from exclusive interviews with the participants-‐French, American, Vietnamese, Chinese: diplomats, military commanders, high govt. officials, journalists, nurses, workers and soldiers.
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Vietnamese Folk-‐tales
Satire and Humor
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Vietnamese Legends
George F. Schultz
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Wayfarers of the Thai Forest
The Akha
Frederic V. Grunfeld
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When Heaven & Earth Changed Places:
Vietnamese Woman's Journey from War to Peace
Lely Hayslip
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Whispering Cloth, The A Refugee's Story
Dara's Cambodian New Year Teacher's Guide
Pegi Deitz Shea
Folder
Sothea Chiemroum
Collected Vietnamese folktales associated with satire and humor. Each generally 1-‐2 pages in length. Occasional quick illustrations.
A collection of Vietnamese legends, both written in traditional language, and translated into English by George F. Schultz. Stories NOT illustrated.
The Akha, more than half a million strong, have no books, no social organization above village level, not even the comfort of geographical unity; spread over China, Burma, Laos and Thailand. Yet somehow they have retained an invincible belief that their traditional life is the right way to live. This book helps us in understanding and explaining such an intriguing and complex people. Includes large, full color photographs. It is said that in war heaven and earth change places not once, but many times. This is the haunting memoir of a girl on the verge of womanhood in a world turned upside down. The youngest of six children in a close-‐knit Buddhist family, Le Ly Hayslip was twelve years old when U.S. Helicopters landed in Ky La, her tiny village in central Vietnam. As the govt. and Viet Cong troops fought in and around Ky La, both sides recruited children as spies and saboteurs. Le Ly was one of those children.
A young girl in a Thai refugee camp in the mid-‐1970's finds the story within herself to create her own pa'ndau.
Hardback
Peoples of Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam
Norma J. Livo, Dia Cha
Hardback
Many Ideas Open the Way
A Collection of Hmong Proverbs
Randy Snook
Hardback
Peoples of the Golden Triangle
Paul and Elaine Lewis
Hardback
Piecing Earth and Sky Together
Nancy Raines Day
Paperback
Bali: Culture and Legends
Ni Luh Edyawati
Norma J. Livo, Dia Cha
History of the Hmong
Traditional Beliefs and Customs
Animal Symbols
Farming
Houses
Birth and Death
The Shaman (Tu-‐ua-‐neng)
New Year's Festival
Marriage Customs
Hmong Folk Arts
Jewelry
Clothing
Pa Ndau (Flower cloth)
Storycloths
Cultural Conflicts
Preserving Cultural Heritage
Bilingual/A collection of twenty proverbs from the Hmong tradition, such as "The mouth tastes the food; the heart tastes the words," which represent the culture and heritage of this South Asian people.
Paul and Elane Lewis lived and worked with the tribes of northern Thailand for many years. The results of their experience and research have been gathered in this book, along with more than 700 photographs. Here we see not merely the demanding landscape, but the ceremonies and rituals, clothing, houses and crafts of the people.
While she and her grandmother work on their embroidery, Mei Yoon listens to an ols Mien tale about the creation of the earth and the sky.
Book of illustrations and text on Balinese culture and legends.
Paperback
Balinese Dream, A
Paperback
Hmong Textile Designs
Paperback
Introduction to Cambodian Culture
Introduction to Vietnamese Nguyen Khac Kham
Culture, An
Teaching with Folk Stories of the Dia Cha, Norma J. Livo
Hmong
An Activity Book
Spiral Bound
Spiral Bound
Spiral Bound
Paperback
Paperback
Spiral Bound
Spiral Bound
Hmong -‐ Yesterday and Today, The
Ethnic Lao, The -‐ Who Are They?
Jaya Grant
Follow a young Balinese girl through the rhythm of her daily life, feel the weight of responsibility as she attempts to balance the fantasies and realities of her future. Anthony Chan, Norma Livo Hmong History
Hmong Beliefs
Hmong Textile Arts
Pa Ndau
Sun-‐Him Chhim
Dia Cha
Hmong American Concepts of Health, Healing, and Illness and their Experience with Conventional Medicine
Hmong American Concepts of Dia Cha
Health, Healing, and Illness, And Their Experience With Conventional Medicine
Iu Mien, The: Tradition and Change
Hmong People: Origins and History
Farming and Food
Stories and Storytelling
Writing and Illustrating Stories
Hmong Folk Arts
Customs and Symbols
Hmong resource book of Hmong history, tradition, diet, home life, geography, arts, etc.
An overview of Ethnic Lao, their customs and folklore. Easy to read. Written by a teacher.
Thesis submitted for a doctoarate degree
Research proj. examining Hmong American concepts of health, healing and illness and the Hmong American experience with conventional medicine. It identifies specific factors that either obstruct or enable health care delivery to Hmong Americans in Colorado.
Spiral Bound
Power Struggle Between the Lor Yia Lor
and Ly Clans, 1900-‐2000
Teacher Lessons Who Belongs Here? An American Knight, & Chan Story
The book describes the new life of Nary, A Cambodian refugee, in America, as well as his encounters with prejudice. Includes some general history of U.S. immigration
Welcome to Laos
SM-‐Standards Binder
& Frameworks
& Frameworks
California Academic Content Standards and Reading/Language Arts Framework
California Professional Compiled by NorthState Standards for preschool through grade 12 for Region 2.
Development Consortia: Physical Professional Development Education Curriculum Committee Consortia Course Models for History-‐Social Aligned to the State Content Standards
Science: Gr 2
& Frameworks
Course Models for History-‐Social California Department of Aligned to the State Content Standards
Science: Gr 3
Education
& Frameworks
Mathematics Framework for California Public Schools
SM-‐Standards Magazine
& Frameworks
Social Studies Review: Global Education
SM-‐Standards Other
& Frameworks
Bilingual Education Handbook
SM-‐Standards Paperback
& Frameworks
Mathematics Framework for California Public Schools
& Frameworks
Vannothone S. Thongsith A visitors guide to Laos, explaining traditional practices and culture, geography, attractions, shopping etc. Advertisements. Photographs. 4 content standards in one binder
Bilingual Education Office
2000 Mathematics Framework for California Public Schools K -‐ 12
& Frameworks
& Frameworks
Reading/Language Arts Framework for California Public Schools
Strategic Teaching and Learning
SM-‐Standards Teacher Lessons California Professional & Frameworks
Development Landscape, The 1999 Reading/Language Arts Framework
California Department of Standards-‐Based Instruction to Promote Content Literacy in Education
Grades Four Through Twelve.
Hirabayashi, & St. John
SM-‐Standards Teacher Lessons Performance Standards and & Frameworks
Assessment Criteria
TC
TC-‐Teacher Resource Curriculum
Teacher Lessons Learning From Your Community: Folklore and Video in the Schools
Binder
Area and Perimeter
SPICE
Binder
Conflict Resolution: An Elementary School Curriculum
Sadalla, Holmberg, Halligan
Binder
Folksong in the Classroom Volume Thomas W. Johnson
1
Binder
Folksong in the Classroom Volume Thomas W. Johnson
2
To be used in conjunction with Conflict Managers in Action Video -‐ ID #3418
Binder
Global Perspectives
In Illustration and Cartoon Art
Binder
Globalchild
Maureen Cech
Multicultural Resources for Young Children
Hearing Their Stories:
Judith E. Haut and Michael Narrating, Self, and Cultural O. Jones
Diversity in the Classroom
History-‐Social Science Framework History-‐Social Science Curriculum
Binder
Binder
Binder
MindSparks
International Economic Summit: A Jody Hoff
World Trade Simulation for High School Students
Teacher Handbook and Lesson Plans
For International Trade Workshop
Binder and spiral bound booklet on:
Global Perspectives
In Illustration and Cartoon Art
U.S. and the World
China
Indian and South Asia
Japan
Mexico
South America
Canada
Europe
Russia
Africa
Middle East
International Economic Summit: A World Trade Simulation for Hiugh School Students
Teacher Handbook and Lesson Plans
Jody Hoff
for International Trade Workshop
Binder
Language Arts Standards: K-‐12
Data Works Educational Research
Binder
Pages of the Past
History-‐Social Science Committee
Literature aligned to California History-‐Social Science standards.
Binder
Pages of the Past
History-‐Social Science Committee
Literature aligned to California History-‐Social Science standards.
Binder
Reading Up the Food Pyramid
Design Team/Authors
Binder
Binder
TWIGS Youth Development Program
Binder
Using Artifacts & Folklore to Teach About African Culture
UC Cooperative Extension TWIGS: Teams with Intergenerational Support/Focus on Gardening and Nutrition. Youth development program/curriculum.
RISE
Collection of resources and lessons from the workshop "Using Artifacts & Folklore to teach about African Culture"
Binder
Using Artifacts in the Classroom
RISE
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Accountability in Action
Douglas Reeves, Ph.D
Sandy's personal copy
Book
Audiovisual Catalog
Instructional Resource Center
Butte County Office of Education
Book
Celebrating Our Diversity: Using Marti Abbott and Betty Multicultural Literature to Polk
Promote Cultural Awareness
Create A Culture
Carol Nordgaarden
Book
Nutrition Curriculum for Kindergarten to Third Grade. Includes healthy snacks
activities, & recipes.
California Department of Standards-‐based instruction to promote content literacy in Education
grades 4 -‐12
A complete framework for students to use in creating an original culture.
Book
Current Issues in Global Education Jefferson, Lavdis, Rivera
Book
Discovery Box : Exploring Culture SPICE
through Artifacts
Book
Eastern Europe
Captive Lands
SPICE
Book
Eastern Europe
The Collective Legacy
SPICE
Book
Exploring Cultures and Their Stories
Dr. Flora Joy
Exploring Cultures and Their Stories
Book
Fresh Look at Fairy Tales, A
Theda Detlor
A thematic unit exploring gender bias in classic stories.
Book
Just Enough to Make a Story
Nancy Schimmel
Book
Making Standards Work
Douglas Reeves, PhD
Book
Our Global Village: Mexico
Nancy Klepper
Book
California Department of Standards-‐Based instruction to promote content literacy in Education
grades 4-‐12
Book
Student Generated Rubrics
Ainsworth & Christinson
Revised edition of "Discovery Box: Exploring Japan Through Artifacts."
How to implement standards -‐ based assessments in the classroom, school & district.
An Assessment Model to Help All Students Succeed
Book
Tales Alive!
Susan Milord
Multicultural folktales
Book
Whole Language Activities
for Young Children
Kear, Carroll
A multicultural guide to literature based whole language activities.
DVD
Arctic Survival Curriculum set
Magazine
Social Studies Review:
Social Studies for the English Language Learner
"Unwrapping" the Standards
California Council for the Social Studies
Larry Ainsworth, M.S.
"Unwrapping" the academic content standards is a proven techinique to help educators identify from the full text of the standards exactly what they need to teach their students. ..
Paperback
Barnga: A Simulation Game on Culture Clashes
Thaigarajan/Steinwachs
Paperback
Heelotia: A Cross-‐Cultural Simulation
Paperback
Keeping the Traditions
Through a simple card game, simulates the experience of encountering people from other cultures and discovering that they are operating under different "rules". Though faced with ambiguity and barriers to communication, one must understand and reconcile the differences in order to function effectively in a cross-‐cultural group. For 9 or more players in 45 to 90 minutes.
In this simulation the rules of the two imaginary cultures, Heelotia & Hokia, are introduced to the participants. It is designed to provide students with an experimental or discovery exercise in cross-‐cultural relations.
Features 20 countries and a thorough immersion into its unique traditions.
Paperback
Set of lesson plans & DVDs excerpted from Man: A Course of Study produced by Asen Balikci. Set includes: At the Autumn Rver Camp
At the Winter Sea-‐Ice Camp
At the Caribou Crossing Place
Phyllis Perry
Paperback
Paperback
Kiss, Bow, or Shake Hands
How to Do Business in Sixty Countries
Social Studies Review:
History in the Age of Standards
Morrison, Conaway, Borden
Explores how people from various cultures perceive information and negotiate business deals.
CCSS
This Issue:
History in the Age of Standards
Thinking Historically: Critical Engagement with the Past
A Story Well Told: Primary Sources and History Education
Geography in History Education: Effective Integraton Stategies and Examples
Using Maps in Teaching California History
California History-‐Social Science Project
Teaching the Holocaust in California Schools: Problems and Prospects
Imperial Scholars Challenge the Standards
The Origins and Impact of CAlifornia State Testing in History -‐
Soc Sci.
History-‐Social Science Instructional Materials
From the Collections to the Classroom: The Huntington Library and History Education
Acitve Learning Strategies for Using Cartoons and Internet research Assignments in Social Sudies Courses
Enhancing 4th & 5th Grade Social Studies with Ahnds-‐On Activities
Sharing the Tour of Duty
Secondary Teacher Excellence: The Personal and the Professional
Music was Made for You and Me
Paperback
Social Studies Review: Religion and the Public Schools
California Council for the This issue's theme; Religion in the Public School/ Articles on:
Social Studies
3 R's
Teaching About Religion
Teacher Preparation
Resources
Elementary Review
Middle School Review
Student Teacher (elem) Review
Student Teacher (high school) Review
Software review
Paperback
Paperback
Social Studies Review: A Passion California Council for the This issue:
for Geography
Social Studies
A Passion to Learn About Our World
Writing Your Way Into the Five Themes of Geography.
Using Literature to Teach Geography
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Social Studies Review: Teaching California Council for the This issue: Teaching About Islam Articles include:
About Islam
Social Studies
K-‐12 Classroom is the Place for Multicultural Educaztion
The Arab in American Cinema
Islam and American Pie
Teaching Arab Civilization
On Teaching About Islam
Storytelling Through Sacred Texts
Teaching Islam Through Islamic Art and Literature
Humanizing Islam: A Personal Journey
Creatively Integrating Social Studies and Literacy
The Use of Artifacts to Teach Ancient History
When History Becomes Contemporary
California's History/Social Science Standards
Paperback
Social Studies Review: Teaching About Islam
Paperback
Social Studies Review: Teaching Economics
Spiral Bound
Children's Folklore
A Manual for Teachers
California Council for the This issue: Teaching About Islam Articles include:
Social Studies
K-‐12 Classroom is the Place for Multicultural Educaztion
The Arab in American Cinema
Islam and American Pie
Teaching Arab Civilization
On Teaching About Islam
Storytelling Through Sacred Texts
Teaching Islam Through Islamic Art and Literature
Humanizing Islam: A Personal Journey
Creatively Integrating Social Studies and Literacy
The Use of Artifacts to Teach Ancient History
When History Becomes Contemporary
California's History/Social Science Standards
CCSS
This issue:
Social Studies Review: Teaching Economics
California Council for the Social Studies
Work & the Workplace
Last Night for Dinner I had....
Teaching Economics Through Fairy Tales
15 Minutes of Fame and a Lot More
California Assoc. of School Economics Teachers
Teaching Economics With a Stock Market Simulation
National Assessment of Educational Progress in Economics
Economics Through Literature
Impact of Homelessness on Student Learning
Exploring Primary Sources: Civil War
Terrorism: A War Without Borders
Thunder on the Sierra
Sylvia Grider
Spiral Bound
Spiral Bound
Spiral Bound
Spiral Bound
Spiral Bound
CISP Program & Curriculum Chalyn Newman, Joan Materials selected from full units to illustrate the key Sampler:
Benton, Vivian Masket
features of the curriculum.
Modern World History, Grade 9 or 10
Finding Common Ground: A Guide Charles C. Haynes & Oliver Finding Common Ground: A Guide to Religious Liberty in to Religious Liberty in Public Thomas
Public Schools Schools This new and updated edition is designed to further assist school officials, parents, and teachers in keeping pace with evolving law, changing trends, and emerging challenges that touch on religious liberty and public education.
Junior Master Gardener Texas Agricultural Level one of the 4-‐H JMG program is designed for children Teacher/Learner Guide
Extension Service
grades 3 to 5. It is modeled after successful Master Gardener program and offers horticultural and environmental science education, leadership and life skills developement through fun and creative activities.
Lesson Plans for Korean Studies Linker, Fochios, Flater, for Primary and Secondary Spillane, Blackwood, Cabet Schools
& Brodsky
Teacher-‐Learner's Handbook to Ernst Schoen-‐Rene
Literature, A
Teacher Lessons Adventures in Time and Place, Grade 1
McGraw-‐Hill School Division
Tote bag of materials relating to places of the world and history.
Teacher Lessons Biographies and Beyond
Christiane Buschor
Worksheets developed mainly for use with biographies, also used for analysis of characters in fiction books or self-‐
analysis
Teacher Lessons Cooperation and Community
Reinhold Steinbeck
The aim of this unit is to introduce students to the notion of community within a European context. Students will look at the European community as a community of independent countries and will become aware of some of the key characteristics of a commmunity; identity, interdependence; individual interest vs. group interest; unity and diversity; etc.
Teacher Lessons Create a Culture
Carol Nordgaarden
A complete framework for students to use in creating an original culture.
Teacher Lessons Celebrating 20 years of publishing
Teacher Lessons Celebrating Diversity
A Multicultural resource
Clegg, Miller, & Vanderhoof
Teacher Lessons Chorus of Cultures, A
Ada, Harris, & Hopkins
Teacher Lessons Comparing Cultures
John W. Pickering
Teacher Lessons Concept of Order in Ancient China, The
Teacher Lessons Concept of Order in Ancient China, The
Teacher Lessons Cultural Awareness for Children
Allen, McNeilll, Schmidt
Teacher Lessons Decision Making and the European Communities
Teacher Lessons Demystifying the chinese language
Teacher Lessons Discovery Box Exploring Culture through Artifacts
Teacher Lessons Ethnic Pride
Lipson, & Romatowski
Teacher Lessons Exploring culture
Beckley, Delfosse, Smith, & Story
Teacher Lessons Exploring the World on the Net
Cynthia G. Adams
Teacher Lessons Folk arts in education: a resource Marsha MacDowell
handbook
Teacher Lessons Global issues in elementary classroom
Social Science Education Consortium
Teacher Lessons Global Primer
H. Thomas Collins, & Fred Czarra
Teacher Lessons Heimatlos in der Heimat
Homeless in the Homeland
Teacher Lessons Literature Connection, The
Betty Ansin Smallwood
Teacher Lessons Look Who's Talking
Christison, & Bassano
Teacher Lessons Low-‐Cost, No-‐Cost Teaching Aids Mary Ann Dasgupta
Teacher Lessons Multicultural math
Sharon Vogt
Teacher Lessons Quick preps for great activities
Chrones, & Opalenik
Teacher Lessons Study Skills (binder)
Teacher Lessons Teachable Moments
Drum, & Otero
Teacher Lessons Teaching about cultural awareness
George Otero with Gary Smith
Teacher Lessons Teaching with documents
Teacher Lessons Time Management for teachers
Cathy Collins, Ph.D.
Teacher Lessons Understanding the Korean Peninsula in the 21st Century
Gary Mukai
Teacher Lessons Unfinished Journey, The: Laurie Olsen
Restructuring Schools in a Diverse Society
Teacher Lessons World Cultures
Bay Area Global Educatio Program
Teacher Lessons Unfinished Journey, The: Laurie Olsen
Restructuring Schools in a Diverse Society (Executive Summary)
Teacher Lessons World Cultures
Bay Area Global Educatio Program
Teacher Lessons World Literature
Bay Area Global Education Program
Classroom Strategies for Interactive Learning
Doug Buehl
Passport to understanding
Kaaren Gray
Understanding our cultural diversity
Bay Area Global Education Program (BAGEP)
TR-‐Teacher Resource Reading
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40 Ways to Raise a Nonracist Child Barbara Mathias & Mary Ann French
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Basic School, The
A Community for Learning
Ernest Boyer
Book
Beginning Reading and Writing
Dorothy Strickland & Lesley Morrow
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Bound to rise
Horation Alger Jr.
Book
Braided lives
Book
Candor & Perversion
Roger Shattuck
Literature, Education, and the Arts
Book
Celebrating Children's Choices
Book
Children's Literature in Social Studies
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Circles of Learning
This book offers an array of provocative ideas to reaffirm literature as a central field of study and personal reward. With incisive analysis, it elucidates the nature of intellectual craftsmanship, defends art's moral component, and laments our culture's drift toward both anti-‐intellectualism and philistine pretension.
De Vries, Scott & Theberge 25 years of children's favorite books with titles grouped according to the grade or grade ranges in which they were used. Activities, etc.
DeAn M. Krey
David W. Johnson, Roger T Johnson, Edythe Johnson Holubec, Patricia Roy
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Collaboration for Diverse Learners Victoria J. Risko and karen Viewpoints and Practices
Bromley
Book
Comprehensive multicultural education
Christine I. Bennett
Book
Courage to Teach, The
Parker J. Palmer
Book
Culture Wars and the Global Village
Carl Coon
Book
Book
Designing & Assessing Courses & Robert Diamond
Curricula
A Practical Guide
Designing groupwork
Elizabeth G. Cohen
Book
Edcation in New Era
Ronald S. Brandt -‐ editor
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Encountering Cultures
Richard Holeton
Book
Ethnic Almanac, The
Stephanie Bernardo
Book
Experiential Activities for Intercultural learning
H. Ned Seelye -‐ editor
Book
Folk Arts in Education
Philip Nusbaum
Responds to the questions of faculty who see the need for change, but are unsure of how to reach their goals.
Book
Global Education
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Gorbachev: On My Country and Mikhail Gorbachev
the World
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Humanities, The
Book
I Won't Learn From You
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I Won't Learn From You! The Role Herbert Kohl of Assent in Learning
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International Relations Dictionary, Jack C. Plano, Roy Olton
The
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Kids InSight: Reconsidering How Deborah Dillon
to Meet the Literacy Needs of All Students
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Lets's Look at History
Peter Sobolewski, Donald McDonald
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Linking Literacy and Technology
Shelley B. Wepner, William J. Valmont, Richard Thurlow
Herbert Kohl
the role of assent learning
This book focuses on the refusal of many children to learn what we prescribe for them. It moves quickly beyond the labels, the stereotypes, the taken-‐for -‐ granted explanations for school failure, even beyond desriptions of the putative behavior of children in crisis.
Challenges teachers to focus on kids as individuals and as learners. When students are placed in the foreground, teachers are ab le to glean insights about who their students are, what they know, how they learn, and what can be done to support them.
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Love in Black and White
Mark Mathabane and Gail Mathabane
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Love in the time of Cholera
Gabriel Garcia Marquez
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Multicultural Education -‐ issues and perspectives
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edited by James A. Banks and Cherry A. McGee Banks
Multicultural Education in global James Lynch
society
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Multicultural Literacy
edited by Rick Simonson Walker
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Multicultural Teaching
pamela L. Tiedt & Iris M. Tiedt
Book
Multiple Intelligences
Linda Campbell and Bruce Campbell
Book
Nathaniel's Nutmeg
Giles Milton
Book
New State of the World, The
Michael Kidron & Ronald Segal
Book
One World, Many Cultures
Stuart Hirschberg
Book
Other People's Children
Lisa Delpit
The true incredible adventures of the Spice Trader Who changed the course of History.
cultural conflict in the classroom
Book
Ourselves among others
Carol J. Verburg
cross-‐cultural readings for writers
Book
Outlooks and Insights
edited by Paul Eschholz and Alfred Rosa
Book
Outnumbered, The
edited by Charlotte Brooks
Book
Philosophers
Margaret M. Madigan
Book
Platero and I
Juan Ramon Jimenez
Book
Possible Lives
Mike Rose
the promise of public education in America
Book
Racist Reader, The
Gary E. McCuen
analyzes primary source readings by American race supremacists
Book
Rereading America
edited by Gary Colombo, cultural contexts for critical thinking and writing
Robert Cullen, Bonnie Lisle
Book
Results
Mike Schmoker
Book
Results, the key to continouous school improvement
Mike Schmoer
Book
Search Sweet Country
B. Kojo Laing
This book gives in-‐depth background information on the subject itself as well as on individual philosophers. the key to continuous school improvement
Book
Soul of Education, The
Rachel Kessler
Helping students find connection, compassion, and character at school
Book
Book
Speculations-‐ readings in culture, edited by Charles I. identity and values
Schuster and William V. Van Pelt
Still I Rise
Maya Angelou
Book
Stories form the rest of the world edited by Scott Walker
Book
Story of English, The
McCrum, Cran & MacNeil A history of the evolution of the english language. Takes you on a series of journeys across a vast expanse of time, space and terrain -‐ from Anglo-‐Saxon Britain to Reagan's America.
Book
Storytelling Encyclopedia
David Lemmings
Book
Storytelling: A Guide for Teachers Catharine Farrell
Book
Sunflower, The
Simon Wiesenthal
Book
Talking Peace -‐ a vision for the next generation
Jimmy Carter
Book
Teaching Strategies for Ethnic Studies
James A. Banks
Historical, cultural, and mltiethnic approaches to oral traditions around the world
Learn 7 steps to successful storytelling.
Book
Folder
Hardback
Book
Toward Multiculturalism
A Reader in Multicultural Education
Valued Voices
Jaime Wurzel
Debprah Wooten
Book
Western Tradition, The -‐ from the Eugen Weber
Renaissance to the Present
Brochure
Teacher's Guide to Folklife for K-‐
12 Teachers, A
bartis and Bowman
Brochure
Teaching Local history : trends, tips, and resources
Fay D. Metcalf and Matthew T. Downey
Folder
Active Thinking Through Dialogue National Paideia Center
An interdisciplinary approach to teaching and learning.
Full title: The Paideia Seminar: Active Thinking Through Dialogue in the Secondary Grades. This manual is used in formal training in the facilitation of Paideia Seminars. May be used as a stand-‐alone text. Brain Gym
Compiled by Cindy Christie Folder with introductory information and resources for Brain & Charlotte Jones
Gym, Edu-‐K and Educational Kinesiology. Movement -‐based learning readiness program honored by the National Learning Foundation and by Reading Excellence Through the Arts, a division of the International Reading Association.
Developing Democratic Character Roger Soder, Goodland, "This collection of original essays outlines the critical role of in the Young
McMannon
our schools in helping create the conditions necessary for a democracy-‐and helping create in students the characteristics or dispositions critical to maintaining a democracy."
Hardback
Educational Renewal
Better Teachers, Better Schools
John I. Goodlad
Other
California Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom
California Foundation for Agriculture in the Classroom
Other
Paperback
Teacher's Guide to Religion in American Life +
Teacher's Guide to Religion in the Public Schools + assorted informational flyers
Beyond Culture
Edward T. Hall
Paperback
Coaching: Evoking Excellence in Others
James Flaherty
Goodlad proposes a redesign of eduation that is grounded in a mission of enculturatng the young in a social and political democracy.He details his vision of centerf of pedagogy and answers many of the questions raised by his earlier work...True eductional renewal requires continuous examination of institutional purpose, roles, and responsibilites in order to avoid the stagnation that has all too often characterized teacher education.
Vinyl envelope of assorted materials on Religion in Public Schools and Religion in American Life from The First Amendment Center and Americans United for the Separation of Church and State + more.
"Hall's book helps us to rethink our values...." This book addresses two related crises in today's world. The first and most visible is the population/environment crisis. The second, more subtle but equally lethal, is humankind's relationships to its extensions, institutions, ideas, as well as the relationships among the many individuals and groups that inhabit the globe.
Coaching: Evoking Excellence in Others
James Flaherty
Mentoring in Business
Employees, training of
Employees, couseling of
Paperback
Data Analysis for Comprehensive Victoria Bernhardt
Schoolwide Improvement
Data Analysis for Comprehensive Schoolwide Improvement :
Why data make the difference in quality school improvement
What data make the difference
how gathered, analyzed, and properly used data make a difference in meeting the needs of every student in the school.
Paperback
Designing and Using Databases for Victoria Bernhardt
School Improvement
Paperback
Evaluating Professional Development
Thomas R. Guskey
Paperback
Example School Portfolio, The;
A companion to the School Portfolio: A Comprehensive Framework for School Improvement
Bernhardt et al
Designing and Using Databases for School Improvement provides educators and school administraotrs with information about creating the tools they need to perform sucessful analysis. Improve student learning through professional development. This book iIlustrates How To:
Ask the right questions to effectively measure professional development.
Understand the dynamic nature of professional development.
Identify what contributes to improved studen learning.
Demonstrate results and accountability.
Example School Portfolio, The;
A companion to the School Portfolio: A Comprehensive Framework for School Improvement encourages schools to commit to and use school portfolios to implement change and increase student learning....demonstrate how the School Portfolio clearly spells out the purpose and vision of the school and then measures performance against that vision.
Paperback
Framework for Understanding Poverty, A
Ruby K. Payne, Ph.D.
Paperback
More About Story
Writings on Stories and Storytelling 1995 -‐ 2001
Ruth Stotter
The author shares her insights about the culture of poverty-‐
and how to help educators and other professionals work effectively with children and adults from that culture. The book teaches the hidden rules of economic class and spreads the message that, despite the obstacles poverty can create in all types of interaction, there are specific strategies for overcoming them. TR-‐Teacher Resource Reading
Paperback
Oral Storytelling &Teaching Mathematics
Pedagogical and Multicultural Perspectives
Michael Stephen Schiro
Paperback
School Portfolio Toolkit, The
Victoria Bernhardt
Book Description
Epic oral storytelling is an exciting new instructional method that complements existing ways of teaching. Oral Storytelling and Teaching Mathematics: Pedagogical and Multicultural Perspectives provides the first serious exploration of the role that oral storytelling can play in helping children learn mathematics. Oral Storytelling and Teaching Mathematics contains two case studies of teachers telling epic oral stories to teach math to elementary and middle school students. The book also includes theoretical discussions of essential elements of oral storytelling, multicultural education, how oral storytelling can help children who have difficulty learning mathematics, and mathematical problem solving. This book significantly extends two pedagogical movements that have recently influenced mathematics teaching: the use of physical manipulatives and visual imagery and the use of children’s literature. It takes a giant leap in leaving behind the written word for oral language and integrating serious mathematical explorations with fantasy. Author Michael Stephen Schiro presents the teaching of mathematics—often a high-‐anxiety subject—in a non-‐
threatening, innovative fashion via the use of epic storytelling. It is written in a conversational tone, and includes numerous sample illustrations. The book’s presentation of stories, how a teacher actually used them in class (along with students’ responses), and a discussion of the educational value of such strategies make this a comprehensive work that recognizes teachers’ capabilities and bout employing best atogether vailable the school This cboncerns ook was aw
ritten ..to make the putting portfolio...easier...also to clarify how to "do" the elements that make a difference with continuous school improvement
Paperback
School Portfolio, The
Victoria Bernhardt
The School Portfolio ....helping schools re-‐examine their role in improving student learning.
Paperback
StoryTeller StoryTeacher
Marni Gillard
Journal of Youth, Jan-‐Mar 1997
A committed teacher, storyteller, and listener presents a highly readable how-‐to about involving both adults and students in storytelling. Marni shows why storytelling can be so satisfying and enlarging for tellers young and old by discussing the meaning of anecdote, "just talk," personal tales, and age-‐old stories that tell aspects of one's own inner journey. Marni includes suggestions for developing personal stories, discovering family tellers and emulating them, and checking out resources in the library, as well as ideas about how to tell, how to coach others, and how not to be afraid of the power of a story to move us all to tears. A succinct but helpful "Resources for Storytellers" is also included. From the Back Cover
Marni Gillard has told stories to preschoolers, middle schoolers, and college students, and elicited their tales in return. She's heard triumph and trauma tales from prison inmates, senior citizens, and both preservice and veteran teachers. She's witnessed repeatedly that we teach ourselves how to live by telling our stories. In this book she shares the lessons she's learned about child-‐centered teaching and telling.
Paperback
Tongue Tied: The Lives of Multilingual Children in Public Education
Otto Santa Ana, ed.
Back of the book: "Tongue-‐Tied is an anthology that gives voice to millions of people who, on a daily basis, are denied the opportunity to speak their own language.
First-‐person accounts by Amy Tan, Sherman Alexie, Richard Radriguez, Maxine Hong Kingston and many other authors open windows into the lives of linguistic minority students and their experience in coping in school and beyond."
Paperback
Whatever It Takes
DuFour, DuFour, Eaker & How Professional Learning Karhanek
Communities Respond When Kids Won't Learn
Spiral Bound
Cross Cultural Orientation: A guide for Leaders and Education
Spiral Bound
Spiral Bound
Language-‐Culture Lessons (Supplement for) Cross Culture Orientation: A guide for Leaders and Education
Teaching Reading in the Content Rachel Billmeyer/ Mary Areas
Lee Barton
Teacher Lessons Children's Literature in an Integrated Curriculum
Whatever It Takes
How Professional Learning Communities Respond When Kids Won't Learn examines the question, "What happens when, despite our best efforts in the classroom, a student does not learn?" A PLC will create a school-‐wide system of interventions that provides all students with additional time and support when they experience difficulty in their learning. The authors describe the systems of interventions, including Adkai E. Stevenson HIgh School's "Pyramid of Interventions," created by a high school, a middle school, and two elementary schools. The authors also discuss the logistical barriers these schools faced and their strategies for overcoming them. guide written primarily for use with younger participants who will are preparing to enter another culture. Alvino E. Fantini, Editor; Mary Val McCoy, Julie Soquet, Elizabeth Tannenbaum, and Larraine Wright
Alvino E. Fantini, Editor; A supplement to Cross cultural orientation: A guide for Annie K. Hawkinson
Leaders and Educators. Compiles several Language-‐culture lessons
Bosman, & Guth
Teacher Lessons Content & Pedagogy for the New Journal of the California Millennium
Council for the Social Studies
US -‐ United States
US-‐United States
US-‐United States US-‐United States Teacher Lessons Reflecting Diversity
US-‐United States Other
Mighty Times: The Legacy of Rosa Teaching Tolerance
Parks
US-‐United States US-‐United States US-‐United States Paperback
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Autobiography of Macolm X, The Malcom X as told to Alex Haley
Narrative of the Life of Frederick Frederick Douglass
Douglass
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Binder
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MacMillian/McGraw-‐Hill School Division Staff
Freedom and Culture
Dorothy Lee
Shadow of Hate, The
Jim Carnes
How Would You Survive in the American West?
Small Faces: Stories
Jacqueline Morley/David Antram
Gary Soto
An intimate journey down the streets of memory with 31 stories.
American Promise, The; Teachers Guide
America's Civil Rights Movement Teaching Tolerance
James C. Crimmins
Complete teaching package in text and video with standards-‐
based teacher's guide and 10 ready made lessons Academy Award Winner , Documentary Short subject. 104 page text explores the people and the movement. Video 38 min.
Oscar-‐nominated, 40 minute film
A viewer's guide with discussion starters, writing assignments and project ideas for sudents in the middle and upper grades
Information about how this kit supports content standards in social studies and language arts
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Talk That Talk
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Unbridled Spirit
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Women's Voices from the Motherlode
US-‐United States History
Binder
Binder
American Promise, The; Teachers Guide
Bone Wars, The -‐ Unit
Bertaina, Sands, Young
Binder
Iditarod Trail
compiled by J. Granskog
Binder
Primary Sources for a Multicultural Perspective on American History
Rethinking Columbus
Teaching About the 500th Anniversary of Columbus' Arrival in America
Sailing the Rim
A 4th Grade California History Project
The Legacy of Roger Williams
Houghton Mifflin Social Studies
US-‐United Binder
States History
US-‐United Binder
States History
US-‐United Binder
States History
US-‐United Book
States History
US-‐United Book
States History
Linda Goss and Marian E. Barnes, ed.
Judy Alter and A. T. Row Short fiction about women in the Old West.
Susan G. Butruille
The Lives and voices of women of the California Gold Rush. A more balanced and multicultural perspective on the Gold Rush years.
Rethinking Schools
All the People
Palo Alto Unified and Ravenswood School Districts
Staff of Roger Williams National Memorial
Joy Hakim
America the Beautiful, Hawaii
Joan Downing
An educators guide from the Roger Williams National Memorial. courtesy of the Rhode Island Historical Society.
A History of US Book 10.
The story of the history of the US written especially for students. From the hunting and fishing tribes that first crossed the Bering Strait to the Civil Rights movement and 20th century attempts to define America.
The land, the people, geography, vocanoes, history, government and economy, with color photographs.
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American Customs and Traditions Terry Tomscha
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American Dragons
Laurence Yep
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American Dragons
Laurence Yep
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American Eyes
Lori Carlson
New Asian-‐american short stories for young adults
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American Folk Tales and Songs
Diane Goods
Presents a collection of folktales and songs
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Book
American Heritage Picture History Richard Ketchum
of the Civil War, The
American Music
Sonia Eagle
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American Street; A Multicultural Anne Mazer
Anthology of Stories
Americans at School
Anne Moss and Janet Williams
Americans on the Move
Elizabeth Laird
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States History
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States History
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States History
Between a Rock and a Hard Place: A history of American Sweatshops, 1820-‐Present
Bill of Rights and the Japanese American World War II Experience, The
Black California:
The History of African-‐Americans in the Golden State
Black Life in the Sacramento Valley 1850-‐1934
James C. Crimmins
Perter Liebhold and Harry R. Rubenstein
National Japanese American Historical Society
B. Gorden Wheeler
Michele Shover adn Thomas C. Fleming
Lessons and activities for elementary, intermediate and high school students regarding the Japanese experience in America during World War II.
Accurate and up-‐to-‐date account of the African-‐American's role in the making of the nation's 31st state.
US-‐United Book
States History
Black like Kyra, White like Me
Judith Vigna
Book
Bone Wars, The
Kathryn Lasky
Book
Ceasar Chavez
Man of Courage
Ceasar Chavez and La Causa
Florence White
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Book
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States History
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States History
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States History
Naurice Roberts
When a black family moves to an all-‐white neighborhood, prejudice rears its ugly hed s the whith adults behave rudely nd children's friendships break up.
Presents an account of the life of the Mexican American who helped organize farm workers into a powerful union.
Century of Great African Alison Mundy Schwartz
Americans, A
Chico's Lemm Ranch Murders and Michele J. Shover
The Anti-‐Chinese Campaign of 1877
Chinese and Japanese Americans H. Brett Melendy
...and their contribution to american society
Daily Life in a Covered Wagon
Paul Erickson
East of the Gabilans
Marjorie Pierce
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States History
First Americans, The
Joy Hakim
US-‐United Book
States History
From Colonies to Country
Joy Hakim
A unique history of San Benito County and southern Santa Clara County. It is the story of ranches and the towns, San Juan Bautista, Hollister, and Gilroy, that lie east of the rolling hills know as the Gabilans.
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States History
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States History
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States History
From Slavery to Freedom: A History of Negro Americans
Grand Canyon Country
John Hope Franklin
Growing Up Asian American
Maria Hong
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States History
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States History
Harriet and the Promised Land
Jacob Lawerence
Historical Etchings
Bobbie Kalman
US-‐United Book
States History
If You Traveled on the Underground Railroad
Ellen Levine
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States History
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States History
Japanese Experience in Butte County California, The
Kids Explore America's African-‐
American Heritage
Archie McDonald
US-‐United Book
States History
Kwanzaa
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States History
US-‐United Book
States History
Kwanzaa Miracle, A
Westridge Young Writers Examines the contributions of African-‐Americans to Workshop
American culture in such areas as music, food, literature, and celebrations. Includes profiles of significant individuals
A.P. Porter
Describes the origins and practices of Kwanzaa, an African-‐
American holiday created to remind African Americans of their history and their cultural origins
Sharon Shavers Gayle
Liberty for All?
Joy Hakim
US-‐United Book
States History
Lift Every Voice and Sing
James Weldon Johnson
Seymore Fishben
Stories of childhood, adolescence and coming of age in America, from the 1800's to the 1990's by 32 Asian American writers.
A brief biography in verse about Harriet Tubman and her dedicated efforts to lead her fellow slaves to freedom
This book contains etchings and accompanying text depicting such holidays such as Christmas, Halloween, and Thanksgiving.
A lokk at what it was like to be a slave trying to escape to freedom on the underground Railroad.
An illustrated version of the song that has come to be considered the African American national anthem
US-‐United Book
States History
Making Thirteen Colonies
Joy Hakim
US-‐United Book
States History
US-‐United Book
States History
Malcolm X: Black and Proud
Florence M. White
Me Nobody Knows, The; Stephen M. Joseph
Children's voices from the Ghetto
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States History
Minority Families in the United Ronald L. Taylor
States; A Mulitcultural Perspective
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States History
Miss Tizzy
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States History
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States History
Music of Black Americans, The; A Eileen Southern
History
New Nation, The
Joy Hakim
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Of Men and War
John Hersey
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Deith Cunningham
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Oral Tradition of the American West, The
Ox-‐Cart Man
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Pacific Crossing
Gary Soto
Libba Moore Gray
Donald Hall
The eccentric Miss Tizzy, a beloved friend to all the children in her neighborhood, needs their help in remaining happy when she is sick in bed.
Describes the day-‐to-‐day life of an early-‐nineteenth-‐century New England family throughout the changing seasons.
Fourteen-‐year-‐old Mexican American Lincoln Mendoza spends a summer with a host family in Japan,encountering new experiences and making new friends
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States History
US-‐United Book
States History
Paul Revere's Ride
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
People Could Fly, The; American Virginia Hamilton
Black Folktales
US-‐United Book
States History
US-‐United Book
States History
People Could Fly, The; Teacher Virginia Hamilton
Materials
Picture of Freedom, A; The Diary Patricia C. McKissack
of Clotee, a Slave Girl
US-‐United Book
States History
Polynesian Hawaii: A Cultural Resource Guide
Nancy Klepper
US-‐United Book
States History
Portrait of America: Hawaii
Kathleen Thompson
US-‐United Book
States History
Ragtime Trumpie
Alan Schroeder
US-‐United Book
States History
Reconstruction and Reform
Joy Hakim
US-‐United Book
States History
Remember "121", I
Francine Haskins
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States History
Roll of Thunder Hear My Cry
Mildren D. Taylor
Retold Afro-‐American folktales of animals, fantasy, the supernatural, and desire for freedom, born of sorrow of the slaves, but passed on in hope
In 1859 twelve-‐year-‐old Clotee, a house slave who mustconceal the fact that she can read and write, records in her diary her experiences and her struggle to decide whether to escape to freedom.
Teacher's resource guide and classroom activity suggestion book, with information on Hawaii's history, geography, culture, language, terms, foods, creative arts
This series describes the beauty, splendor and features that make each state a unique part of the entire United States. Exciting photographs & engaging text portray history, economy and culture.
Trumpie, a young black girl who will later become famous as the dancer Jospehine Baker, longs to find the opportunity to dance amidst poverty and vivacious street life of St. Louis in the early 1900's.
The author describes her fmily life and daily activities from the ages of three to nine and celebrates the experience of growing up in a traditional African-‐American community in Washington, D.C.
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States History
Satchmo's Blues
Alan Schroeder
US-‐United Book
States History
Seeds of Change
Herman J. Viola and Carolyn Margolis
Luis Armstrong once wrote that, when he was a boy he saw a cornet in a pawn shop window, he saved each week and bought the horn. "From then on I was a mess and tootin' away."
500 hundred years since Columbus. The story of the transfer of many new plants and animals between the Old and New Worlds.
gift of Joanne Hively
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States History
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States History
Seven Days of Kwanzaa, The
Angela Shelf Medearis
Smoky Night
Eve Bunting
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States History
Story of Ruby Bridges, The
Robert Coles
US-‐United Book
States History
Taking Liberty with the Lady
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States History
Tar Beach
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States History
The Stars and Stripes: The American Flag as Art and as History from the Birth of the Republic to the Present
When the Los Angeles riots break out in their neighborhood, a young boy and his mother learn the value of getting along with others no matter what their background or nationality.
For months, 6 yr old Ruby Bridges must confront the hostility of segregationists when she becomes the first African-‐
American girl to integrate Frantz Elementary School in New Orleans in 1960.
Dani Aguila
This volume of over four hundred drawings, carefully culled from nearly six hundred cartoon submissions -‐ solicited and compiled from over 40 countries depicts the Statue of Liberty in various conditions, manipulations, characters -‐ with narration on each.
Faith Ringold
A young girl dreams of flying above her Harlem home, claiming all she sees for herself and her family. Based on the author's quilt by the same name.
Boleslaw and Marie-‐Louise This book is the first to show us our national flag in all its D'Otrange Mastai
various and surprising incarnations through two hundred years. Beautiful color photographs accompanied by narrative captions.
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States History
Through My Eyes
Ruby Bridges
US-‐United Book
States History
Treasures of the Aquarians:
The Complete Exhibit Catalog of the Berkeley Dig
Uncle Jed's Barbershop
Richard Davis and Jeff Stone
US-‐United Book
States History
Margaree Mitchell
US-‐United Book
States History
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States History
Underfoot: An Everyday Guide to David Weitzman
Exploring the American Past
Undergound Railroad
Kate Connell
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States History
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States History
United States, The: Tintin's Travel Martine Noblet
Diaries
Wall, The
Eve Bunting
US-‐United Book
States History
War, Peace, and All That Jazz
Joy Hakim
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States History
War, Terrible War
Joy Hakim
Ruby Bridges recounts the story of her involvement, as a six-‐
year-‐old, in the integration of her school in New Orleans in 1960
Startling archaeological discoveries! The sixties revealed!
Despite serious obstacles and setbacks Sara Jean's Uncle Jed, the
only black barber in the county, pursues his dream of owning his own barbershop.
A guide to exploring and perserving the past -‐ your family's past, the past of your city or town, America's past.
Describes the efforts of the vast secret network of sympathetic people who helped blacks escape slavery in the South on the Underground Railroad.
A boy and his father come from far away to visit the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington and find the name of the boy's grandfather, who was killed in the conflict.
US-‐United Book
States History
When Will this Cruel War be Over?
The Civil War Diary of Emma Simpson
Women of Brewster Place, The
Barry Denenberg
The diary of a fictional 14 year old girl living in Virginia, in which she describes the hardship endured by her family and friends.
Gloria Naylor
Contemporary African fiction.
Women of the Sierra
Anne Seagraves
Women Who Made a Difference
Malcolm forbes
A book about women achievers of the mid-‐1800's through the turn-‐of-‐the-‐century.
100 facinating tales of unsung heroines and little known stories of famous women who changed their world and ours.
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States History
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States History
Working Cotton Williams, Sherley Anne Young Martin's Promise
Walter Dean Myers
US-‐United Brochure
States History
Brochure
Arizona Highways
Arizona Department of The Grand Canyon: Temple of the Transportation
World
Blacks in Chico, 1860-‐1935: Michele Shover
Climbing the Slippery slope
Blacks in Chico, 1860-‐1935: Michele Shover
Climbing the Slippery slope
Butte County: A Guide to County League of Women Voters Government and Services
of Butte County
Butte County: A Guide to County League of Women Voters Government and Services
of Butte County
Diggin's
Butte Historical Society
Brochure on the Jewish communities in Butte county.
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Diggin's
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Diggin's
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States History
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States History
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States History
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A young black girl relates the daily events of her family's migrant life in the cotton fields of central California.
Relates events in MLKs childhood which sowed the seeds for his activism for equal rights for people, regardless of their color.
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Diggin's
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Diggin's
Hardback
All About Our 50 States
Margaret Ronan
Hardback
Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Robert D. Putnam
Revival of American Community
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States History
US-‐United Hardback
States History
Democracy, Education, and the Roger Soder
Schools
One Nation: America Remembers Life Magazine
September 11, 2001
Hardback
Roger Williams: Prophet of Liberty Edwin S. Gaustad
Magazine
Arizona Highways
Magazine
Arizona Highways
Magazine
Buffalo, Beavers, and Beef
Animals That Make a Difference in how America Grew
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States History
Arizona Department of Transportation
Arizona Department of Transportation
Cobblestone
Drawing on... surveys that reprot in detail on Americns' chnaging behavior over the past twenty five years Putnam shows how we have become increasingly deconnected from family, freinds, neighbors, and social structures...Our shrinking access to 'social capital" that is the reward of communal activity and community sharing is a serious threat to our civic and personal health." (gift:Shepard)
LIFE'S editors have assembled a powerful, heartbreaking, inspiring account of the events of September 11, 2001, and their aftermath. One Nation is not just an account of the tragedies in New York, Washington, D.C. and Pennsylvania; it is also a celebration of strength, unity, and heroism.
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Cobblestone
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First Transcontinental Railroad, The
Lewis And Clark Expedition, The
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Mountain Men
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Cobblestone
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North American Beaver Trade, The
Oregon Trail, The
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Pony Express, The
Cobblestone
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American Legends
et al
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American Soul
Jacob Needleman
Paperback
Beloved
Toni Morrison
Paperback
California; The Golden Shore by the Sundown Sea
Grapes of Wrath, The
W. H. Hutchinson
Paperback
Paperback
Paperback
Cobblestone
Cobblestone
John Steinbeck
This edition of Cobblestone describes the frrst Transcontinental Railroad.
This edition of Cobblestone explores the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
This edition of Cobblestone explores the lives of historical "Mountain Men."
This edition of Cobblestone explores the North American Beaver Trade.
This edition of Cobblestone explores the Oregon Trail.
This edition of Cobblestone describes the formation of the Pony Express.
"Our nation's most fascinating heroes, icons, and leaders. From the TIME 100".
"The American Soul is a remarkable achievement. It recovers the wisedom of the founders of the American republic in a new and exciting way, yet doesn't avoid the many problems we have in appreciating them..."
"...This uniquely American vision calls us toward a renewed understanding -‐ of the purpose of our inner lives and the hope that America can give to an increasingly threatened world."
Professor Emeritus Of History at CSU Chico, Hutchinson , writes on California. Including John Bidwell
Steinbeck's fictional chronicle of the Dust Bowl migration of the 1930's.
Iditarod Curriculum
Shelley Gill
The last great race to Nome
The Good Citizen's Hand Book: A Jennifer McKnight-‐Trontz Collection of real guidance from government, civics, and Guide to Proper Behavior
scouting handbooks of the 1920s-‐1960s.
US-‐United Slides
States History
US-‐United Spiral Bound
States History
United States Expands West, The : Thomas Wayne Johnson
1785-‐1842 -‐ Oversize
Interdisciplinary Theme Writing: Jane Niebergall
Alaskan Themes
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Spiral Bound
Popular Music in American History William Reid, Jr.
Teacher Lessons American Promise, The
Teaching Guide
Along the Trail with Lewis and Fifer & Soderberg
Clark
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Colonial Raj of the British in India Rashmi Sharman, M.A. Binder
Farewell to Manzanar Binder
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Nationalism: The Issue That Won't Begler, Johns, Lindsay, Go Away
Arias
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Nationalism: The Issue That Won't Begler, Johns, Lindsay, Go Away
Arias
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Binder
Night: Curriculum Unit
Binder
Teaching about Global Awareness Steven L. Lamy
with Simulations & Games
*Developing whole language themes
*Writing across the curriculum
* Cultural themes
*Family and community
focusing on Alaskan themes
Historical Highlights, color maps, where to sty and what to do.
Shepard
Elie Wiesel
The concepts of nation and nationalism underlie much of what is covered in a course on Modern World History. There are many activities in the supplementary unit that are extremely flexible, are mutualy reinforcing and can be used in a variety of ways.
The concepts of nation and nationalism underlie much of what is covered in a course on Modern World History. There are many activities in the supplementary unit that are extremely flexible, are mutualy reinforcing and can be used in a variety of ways.
Curriculum Unit to the autibiography Night by Elie Wiesel, winner of the 1986 Peace Prize. WH-‐World History
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Binder
Women's Herstory
Book
History of the World
LCC: Shepard, Weaver, Fleming
Somerset Fry
Book
New Nation, The
Joy Hakim
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Russian Chronicles, The Stone, Obolensky
Book
United Nations From A to Z, The Nancy Winslow Parker
Book
Universal Declaration of Human Rocha, Roth
Rights, The 100 Women Who Shaped History Gail Meyer Rolka
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Michael H. Hart
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100, The: A Ranking of the Most influential Persons in History
About International Trade
Book
An Age of Extremes
Joy Hakim
Book
Anne Frank
Epstein, Rachel
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Anne Frank:
Beyond the Diary
Anne Frank
Covers American history from Washington's inauguration until the first quarter of the 19th century, including the Louisiana Purchase, Lewis and Clark's expedition, and the beginnings of abolitionism.
An alphabetical guide to the people, countries, organizations, and activities of the United Nations.
Nana R. Haines
Traces the life of a Jewish girl who chronicled her day-‐to-‐day life in a diary as she hid.
Photographs, illustrations, and maps accompany historical eassys, diary experts, and interviews, providing an insight to Anne Frank and the massive upheaval which tore apart her world.
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Barron's "Russian at a Glance": Phrase Book and Dictionary for Travelers
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Breaking Away from the Textbook Ron Pahl
Book
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Capitalism
James D. Forman
Economic Individualism to Today's Welfare State
Child of the Warsaw Ghetto
Adler, David
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Chosen, The
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Book
City in History, The:
Lewis Mumford
Its Orgins, Its Transportation and Its Prospects
Cultural Conflicts
Edward Lerner
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Encyclopedia of Events That Changed the World: Eighty Turning Points in History
Essentials of World History
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Explorers and Traders
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Fair is Fair:
World Folktales of Justice
Fifth Son, The Book
Book
Book
Thomas R. Beyer, Jr.
Two books in one: Phrase book has over 1500 expressions for every travel situation. Dictionary is a bilingual guide to over 2000 key words. Includes: emergency phrases with pronunciation throughout, color maps, travel tips, food and shopping guides.
Creative ways to teach World History
volume I: Prehistory to 1600
Chaim Potok
Case studies in a world of change.
Robert Ingpen and Phillip Wilkinson
Jean Reader Smith & Lacey Historical review of ancient, medieval and modern Baldwin Smith
civilizations.
Dr. Anne Millard
Sharon Creeden
Elie Wielsel
Fireflies in the Dark: The Story of Rubin, Susan
Friedl Dicker-‐Brandeis and the Children of Terezin
Covers the years during which Freidl Dicker, a Jewish woman from Czechoslovakia, taught art to children at the Terezin Concentration Camp.
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First Liberty, The Religion and the American Republic
Four World Views
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Freidrich
Richter, Hans Peter
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Freidrich
Richter, Peter Hans
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From Colonies to Country
Joy Hakim
Book
Guns, Germs, and Steel:
The Fates of Human Societies
Jared Diamond
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Hilter's Reich
Eileen Pearson
Book
Bower, Lobdell, and Swenson
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History Alive!:
Engaging All Learners in the Diverse Classroom
History of the World:
Modern Era
Hooked on World History
Human Adventure, The:
Readings in World History Vol.2
I Never Saw Another Butterfly
Eisen and Filler
Book
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I Never Saw Another Butterfly Expanded Second Edition
William Lee Miller
John H. Thompson
Terezin Concentration Camp
Terezin Concentration Camp
The story of young, Jewish boy living through the Holocaust.
Covers American history from the French and Indian War to the Constitutional Convention.
"...whirlwind tour through 13,000 years of history on all the continents -‐ a short history of everything about everybody.The origins of empires, religion, writing, crops, and guns..."
101 Ready to use puzzle activities based on civilizations from prehistoric times to the present.
A selection of children's poems and drawings reflecting their surroundings in Terezin Concentration Camp in Czechoslovakia from 1942 to 1944.
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Image & Reality
Questions and Answers about the United Nations How it Works and Who Pays for it
Imperialism
Peter Amey
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Industrial Revolution
John D. Clare
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Industrial Revolution, The Diana Knox
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Frederic S. Pearson and F. Martin Rochester
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International Relations; The Global Condition in the Twenty-‐
First Century
Islam for Beginners
Delilah Shapiro
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Israel Triumph of the Spirit
Johnny Got His Gun Book
Journey Through History
Nelson Kan
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Journey to Topez
Yoshiko Uchida
Book
King's Day, The Louis XIV of France
Aliki
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Language
Kenneth Cripwell
Book
Describes the dramatic technological, industrial, and social changes brought about by the Industrial Revolution in America and Europe.
N.I. Matar
Dalton Trumbo
A day in the life of France's King, Louis XIV, focusing on the elaborate ceremonies which took place when he dressed in the moring, ate his meal, conducted affairs of state, entertained, and finally, when he prepared to go to bed at night.
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Let's Learn About...the United Nations
A Coloring Book for Children
Lily Cupboard: A Story of the Holocaust
Lisa's War
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Shulamith Levey Oppenheim
Carol Matas
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Long Way Home, The
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Mastering Social Studies Skills
Second Edition
Matematnka (Mathematics)
Gerard Pelisson
Memoir of Auschwitz, A:
Moments of Reprieve
Moscow and St. Petersburg
PrimoLevi
Book
Of Codes & Crowns
The Development of Law
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Origins of the First World War, The Book
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Moscow and St. Petersburg (Fodor's)
Number the Stars
Emery Kelen
Russian
For the majority of Holocaust survivors, World War II did not end with their liberation from Nazi concentration and death camps. As the personal accounts contained in "The Long Way Home" demonstrate, the battle to rebuild lives and human dignity continuted long after the Allies' victory. Accompanying video.
A level 5 mathematics text book brought from Russia by two RISE teachers who visited classrooms in1999.
Christopher and Melanie Rice
Robert I. C. Fisher, Editor The complete guide to Moscow and St. Petersburg, with great walking tours and country day trips.
Lois Lowry
A book of lessons that uses study of a civilization to examine the development and purpose of legal processes. Each unit links information about the law with standard instructional objectives of traditional social studies courses.
Stewart Ross
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Pasaje A La Libertad: La historia de Chiune Sugihara
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Passage To Freedom The Sugihara Mochizuki, Ken
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People and Homes
Carol Bowyer and Roma Trundle
Picture Book of Anne Frank, A David A. Adler
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Political Tales and Truth of Mark David Hodge and Stacy Twain
Freeman
Puppe's Story
Anne Hoshiko Akabori
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Readings in World History
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Reeling in Russia
Fen Montaigne
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Rosie the Riveter
Penny Colman
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Russia and the Baltic
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Saint Petersburg
Rick Steves and ian Watson
V. Fateyev
Book
Scents of Eden, The:
A History of the Spice Trade
Scripts of the World
Charles Corn
Search for Peace;
The Story of the United Nations
William Jay Jacobs
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Ken Mochizuki
A biography of Chinune Sugihara, who with his family's encouragement saved thousands of Jews in Lithuania during World War 2.
Traces the life of the young Jewish girl whose diary chronicles the years she and her family hid from the Nazis in an Amsterdam attic.
A Five-‐year-‐old Child's remembrance of his father's remakable rescue of 6,00 Jewish Refugees during the Holocaust. A picture book guide to the city of St. Petersburg.
Suzanne Bukiet
An overview of the United Nations: its formation, its successes and failures as international peacekeepers, the prospects for the future.
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Secondary School Kit on the United Nations
Shaping our Future Together:
The U.S., The U.N. and We the People!
Socialism:
Its Theoretical Roots and Present-‐
day Development
Soldier's Life, A :
A Visual History of Soldiers Through the Ages
Somehow Tenderness Survives:
Stories of Southern Africa
Barrs, Juffklins -‐ editors
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Spindle Stories
Lyn Reese
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Spindle Stories
Reese, Lyn
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Spindle Stories
Reese, Lyn
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Nathaniel Harris
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Spotlight on the Second World War
St. Petersberg
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St. Petersburg
Eyewitness Travel Guides
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State of the World's Children 1994, The Teaching with Documents
James P. Grant
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Tell Them We Remember:
The Story of the Holocaust
R. Carroll Cannon
James D. Forman
Andrew Robertshaw
Hazel Rochman
John Miller
National Archieves and Records Administration
Susan D. Bachrach
A collection of ten short stories about southern Africa-‐five by black southern Africans and five by white southern Africans.
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Susan D. Bachrach
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Tell Them We Remember:
The Story of the Holocaust
Things Fall Apart
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Things Fall Apart
Chinua Achebe
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Third Reich, The
David Williamson
Book
Timestables of History, The Bernard Grun
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Travellers and Explorers
IQRA Trust
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Treblinka
Jean-‐Francois Steiner
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Two World Wars, The David Killingray
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Under the Blood-‐Red Sun
Graham Salisbury
Book
Understanding The Holocaust
Merti, Betty
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United Nations
A New True Book
Carol Greene
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United Nations
Michael Pollard
Organizations that Help the World
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Book
United Nations, The
Chinua Achebe
R. Conrad Stein
The world famous reference that tells who did what when from 4500 B.C. to present day -‐ now updated for the 1990's. A Horizontal linkage of people and events.
An introduction to the United Nations describing its purpose and organization and the work of its many specialized agencies.
The history of the United Nations, as well as its impact on the world today, is described here. WH-‐World History
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Walking About Old Moscow
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Way it Wasn't, The :
Great Science Fiction Stories of Alternate History
What's the United Nations?
Book
World Cultures/ World History
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World History
Book 4, 1920-‐1992
World History Through Maps
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World in Our Hands, A WH-‐World History
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World Since 1900, The Book
World War II
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This collection of watercolors shows successively the history of Moscow, illustrating it with pictures of the City's life, its customs and miscellaneous varieties of household details and enabling the reader to visually follow how the town has been changing its appearance throughout the span of several ages.
Martin Greenberg
United Nations Public Services Section
Breil, Jefferson, Rivers et materials are designed to help social studies teachers al.
respond to the need to tach course content and also provide meaningful instruction in basic skills.
Costello, Maloney, Mangan
Kovacs, Lambert, Lane
40 lessons which are designed to engage students in the study of global developments after World War I.
A map study book
World History, The Usborne Book Dr. Anne Millard
of World History: Costello, Maloney, Book 3, 1815-‐1919
Mangan
The major thrust of the lessons is to trace the wave of change in the nineteenth century, which washer over the western world and eventually inundated the Orient as well.
Young People of the World A collaborative effort of the UN and children from 115 countries that includes poems, prose, and paintings addessing the international organization's structure and youth involvement.
Josh Brooman
Describes the political and social changes throughout the world from 1900 to the present day.
Nicola Barber
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Worldways:
Bringing the World Into the Classroom
Pamela Elder and Mary Ann Carr
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Yellow Star, The
Carmen Agra Deedy
Book Set
Then and Now: Azerbaijan
Then and Now
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Then and Now: Kazakhstan
Then and Now
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Then and Now: Kyrgyzstan
Then and Now
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Then and Now: Tajikistan
Then and Now
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Then and Now: Turkmenistan
Then and Now
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Then and Now: Uzbekistan
Then and Now
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Brochure
The Jewish Museum and the Field Museum
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Brochure
Assignment Rescue: The Story of Varian Fry and the Emergency Rescue Committee
Blacks in Chico, 1860-‐1935: Climbing the Slippery slope
UN in Brief
Brochure
Michele Shover
United Nations Department of Public Information
A sourcebook for teaching with a global perspective in Grades 4-‐9. It offers a wide range of learning activities encompassing most areas of the curriculum, and provides a broad-‐based rationale and approach for delveloping global awareness.
Retells the story of King Christian X and the Danish resistance to th Nazis during World War 2.
Discusses the topography, location, ethnic mixture, history, economic activities and future of the former Soviet republic of Azerbaijan.
Discusses the topography, location, ethnic mixture, history and current political climate of the former Soviet reublic of Kazakhstan.
Discusses the history, topography, ethnic mixture, politics, economics and future of the former Soviet republic.
Discusses the geography, history, people, economics, politics and future fo the central Asian country that was the poorest Soviet republic
Discusses the history, geography, politics, ethnic mixture, economics and possible future of this former Soviet Socialist republic, now an independent nation.
Discusses the topography, location , ethnic mixture, history and current political situation of the former Soviet republic of Uzbekistan.
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Hana's Suitcase
Karen Levine
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Holocaust, The William Phillips
Other
Shulamith Levey Oppenheim
Lois Lowrey
Other
Lily Cupboard, The:
A Story of the Holocaust
Outline For Social Studies Unit
Number the Stars
To Be or Not To Be
Other
To Be or Not To Be
Paperback
100, The: A Ranking of the Most Influential Persons in History
Arts and Culture: An Introduction Janetta Rebold Benton to the Humanities
and Robert DiYanni
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Other
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Judy Luehm Junecko & Peter Fischl
Judy Luehm Junecko & Peter Fischl
Michael H. Hart
Cartoon History of the Universe II, Larry Gonick
The
Farewell to Manzanar
Jeanne Wakatsuki Houston & James D. Houston
A biography of a Czech girl who died in the Holocaust, told in alternating chapters with an account of how the curator of a Japanese Holocaust center learned about her life after Hana's suitcase was sent to her.
A lesson plan for poster/poem "to the Little Polish Boy Standing with his Arms Up"
A lesson plan for poster/poem "to the Little Polish Boy Standing with his Arms Up"
A ranking of the most influential persons in history.
A Text book that introduces all the the subject of humanites has to offer. Looking at the early cultures and the art those cultures produced. Looking at our earliest civilizations from the Old World. Cartoon History of the Universe from Springtime in China to the Fall of Rome.
This is the true story of one spirited Japanese American family'y attempt to survive the indignities of forced detention... and of a native born child who discovered what it was like to grow up behind barbed wire in the United States.
Paired with a teaching binder.
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Spiral Bound
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Images of the Orient: Nineteenth-‐ Susan L. Douglas
Century European Travelers to Muslim Lands
Muslim Women through the Centuries
Teacher Lessons Modern World, The:
Course Model Grade 10
Teacher Lessons All Quiet on the Western Front
Teacher Lessons Collapse of a Multinational State: The Case of Yugoslavia
Teacher Lessons Make a World of Difference: Creative Activities for Global Learning
Teacher Lessons Nationalism and Identity
In a European Context
Kamran Scot Aghaie
High School Curriculum on Nineteenth-‐Century European Travelers to Muslim Lands. Includes info on:
Muslims
Islam
Orient
Pilgrams
Archaeology
Architects
Artists
Photographers
Colonial Officials
Political Figures
Literary Figures
"The purpose of this unit is for students to explore issues related to women in Islam as well as Muslim history. "
California Department of Education
Diane R. Hughes
Reinhold Steinbeck
Office on Global Creative activites for global learning.
Education, Church World Service
Reinhold Steinbeck
The unit focuses on the basic concepts ofnationalism and identity bydrawing upon historic and contemporary examples. special efforts have been made to present major concepts and political, social and ethical questions through flexible, innovative teaching methods and through the use of varied instructional materials that are engaging to students.
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Teacher Lessons Teaching about Global Awareness Steven L. Lamy
with Simulations & Games
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Teacher Lessons United Nations Curriculum Guide Gary P. DeBolt, Editor
Video
Long Way Home, The
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Wannsee Conference, The
A Film by Heinz Schirk
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When Cultures Collide: China and News Matters
the US in the 21st Century
Anne Frank: Life in Hiding
Hurwitz, Johanna
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War in Vietnam, The Artifact
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Kimono -‐ Orange, Black, and White
KIT -‐ Butte County II
KIT -‐ China I
KIT -‐ China II
KIT -‐ China III
KiT -‐ Early Man
KIT -‐ Egypt
KIT -‐ Games of the World
Michael Gibson
For the majority of Holocaust survivors, World War II did not end with their liberation from Nazi concentration and death camps. As the personal accounts contained in "The Long Way Home" demonstrate, the battle to rebuild lives and human dignity continuted long after the Allies' victory. 116 mins. Accompanying text.
On Tuesday, January 20, 1942, at a house in the quiet Berlin suburb of Wannsee, a meeting was held. themeeting lasted eighty-‐five minutes. there was only one item on the agenda: The Final Solution.
English subtitles. 85 minutes
Oversized box includes teachers guide.
A biography of a young Jewish girl made famous after her death in the Holocaust by the publishing of her diary detailing the two years her family hid from the Nazis during WW II.
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