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New Books at Education Library: August 2024
Discover the latest arrivals at our library:
BF723.B6 E34 2023 Everybody has a body / Molli Jackson Ehlert; illustrated by Lorian Tu.
E99.K9 H43 2024 Elizabeth Quocksister: keeper of history / written by Haley Healey; illustrated by Kimiko Fraser; in consultation with George Quocksister Jr.
GF48 .P39 2024 Get outside! : how humans connect with nature / Leah Payne.
HQ519 .H55 2023 Talking about family / AnneMarie McClain and Lacey Hilliard.
LB1585.3 .K63 2018 Science stories: science methods for elementary and middle school teachers / Janice Koch.
LB1631 .G695 2024 Teaching writing from content classroom to career, grades 6-12 / Maria C. Grant, Diane Lapp, Marisol Thayre.
PE1128.A2 T3897 2016 Teaching ELLs across content areas: issues and strategies / edited by Nan Li, Claflin University.
PZ7.1.K417 My 2023 My name / words by Supriya Kelkar; pictures by Sandhya Prabhat.
PZ7.1.F66236 Li 2024 Like so / written by Ruth Forman; illustrated by Raissa Figueroa.
PZ7.1.C428 Gr 2023 Greenlight / Breanna Carzoo.
PZ7.1.R63963 Ki 2023 The king penguin / by Vanessa Roeder.
PZ7.1.F57324 Tu 2023 Turtles of the midnight moon / María José Fitzgerald.
PZ7.1.C823 Gh 2023 The ghosts of Rancho Espanto / Adrianna Cuevas.
PZ7.1.S7516 Bl 2023 Black beach: a community, an oil spill, and the origin of Earth Day / by Shaunna and John Stith; illustrated by Maribel Lechuga.
QL666.C5 M575 2023 The book of turtles / Sy Montgomery & Matt Patterson.
Collection Spotlight: Yay, You! Moving Up and Moving On. Congratulations Graduates!
The latest collection spotlight is up! “Yay, You! Moving Up and Moving On.” features books with a graduation, last/first day of school, life’s journey, teacher spotlight, stress management, teacher tips, or other related theme. Visit the display in person –located on the main level breezeway area of our branch.
Yay, you! : moving out, moving up, moving on / written and illustrated by Sandra Boynton
(image for this month’s display is based on this book!)
New Books at Education Library: July 2024
Welcome to our July Booklist! Click on the title to find out more about each book:
BF723.S25 T68 2023 Calm and in control: simple and effective strategies to support young children’s self-regulation / Julie Tourigny, OTD, MS, OTR/L.
GB848 .B37 2018 The great big water cycle adventure / written by Kay Barnham; illustrated by Maddie Frost.
GE197 .R49 2023 Drawn to change the world: 16 youth climate activists, 16 artists / Emma Reynolds [and sixteen others].
GE230 .R87 2023 The 21: the true story of the youth who sued the US government over climate change / Elizabeth Rusch.
HQ789 .D3513 2023 I have the right / text and illustrations, Reza Dalvand; afterword, Catherine Gueguen.
LB1028.3 .M453 2018 Assessment that matters: using technology to personalize learning / Kim Meldrum, M. Ed.
LB1044.9.P49 B75 2024 Text structures from picture books: lessons to ease students into text analysis, reading response, and writing with craft / Stephen Briseño and Kayla Briseño with Gretchen Bernabei.
LB1139.25 .G47 2017 Developmentally appropriate practice: curriculum and development in early education / Carol Gestwicki.
LB2830.2 .T56 2023 Money and schools / R. Craig Wood, David C. Thompson, and Jeffrey Maiden.
LB3325.H3 M82 2023 Accessible learning spaces: a guide to implementing universal design in early childhood / Cindy Mudroch.
PS3569.I295 W4 2023 We are branches / words by Joyce Sidman; pictures by Beth Krommes.
PZ5 .Y64 2023 You are here: connecting flights / edited by Ellen Oh.
PZ7.1.B79757 Th 2023 That flag / written by Tameka Fryer Brown; illustrations by Nikkolas Smith.
PZ7.1.H36365 Wh 2023 What if one day… / Bruce Handy; Ashleigh Corrin.
PZ7.1.S657 Gr 2023 Grief is an elephant / by Tamara Ellis Smith & Nancy Whitesides.
PZ7.1.C41645 Fau 2023 Fault lines / Nora Shalaway Carpenter.
PZ7.1.H552 Me 2024 Métis like me / written by Tasha Hilderman; illustrated by Risa Hugo.
PZ7.1 .F758 Cr 2024 Crow helps a friend / Andrea Fritz.
PZ7.5.W286 Mas 2023 Mascot / Charles Waters and Traci Sorell.
Collection Spotlight: June is National Indigenous History Month
June is National Indigenous History Month, a time to honour and celebrate Indigenous peoples’ diverse cultures, histories, and contributions. This month provides an opportunity to reflect on the rich heritage, resilience, and enduring traditions of Indigenous communities across the land. Join us in recognizing and appreciating the invaluable impact of Indigenous peoples on our shared history and future.
Below is a small sample of the newest books in our latest Collection Spotlight, “June is National Indigenous History Month.”
Click on the title or image to take you to the catalogue record for the item:
