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02/15/2022

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02/08/2022

February 8 is the 10th Annual International Clash Day. Learn more about the history of this event and how to experience special performances at kexp.org/internationalclashday.

Promote reading literacy, pop culture literacy, and the joy of discovering music in your library with Enslow Publishing’s book The Clash from the Bands That Rock! series:
Punk rock innovators the Clash were the first group to bring this style of high-energy music to the top of the charts. Their songs were explosive acts of defiance that combined the sounds of rockabilly, reggae, funk, and hip-hop. This engaging book examines how the group used music, art, and fashion to deliver a strong political message. Through full-color photographs, fascinating direct quotations, and informative sidebars, readers will discover how in the band's short history, the Clash created exciting, brand-new sounds and spoke out against racism and consumerism. Moving beyond hits such as "Rock the Casbah" and "Should I Stay or Should I Go," this text reveals why some called the group "the only band that matters."

https://rosenclassroom.com/title/The-Clash

01/19/2022

🌊Upper elementary students have the maturity to understand that magnificent yet ferocious forces of nature can also be destructive and create danger for real people in all areas of the world.

In this series, in-depth science is enhanced with information about history’s worst storms and natural disasters, plus actionable advice on storm and disaster preparedness.

Add to your collection:
www.enslow.com/series/force_of_nature/491355

12/14/2021

🖥️ NEW for Grades 4-6!
🖥️ Introduce your students to THE DIGITAL WORLD.

In this helpful reference set, readers are guided through the vocabulary of coding, computers, digital technology, social media, the internet, and video games, enabling them to better communicate about technology. This series is augmented by interesting fact boxes, a grammar guide, and concluding games and activities to aid in comprehension.

12/09/2021

Listen to editor Caitie McAneney and author Sandi Van discuss creating hi-lo fiction that engages older students with accessible language.

https://ace-ed.org/creating-accessible-readable-fiction-for-teen-readers/

CREATING ACCESSIBLE & READABLE FICTION FOR TEEN READERS Creating great and engaging fiction for marginalized teen reader groups is a difficult task. Rosen PublishingWEST 44 editor Caitie McAneney and author, counselor and former Special Ed teacher Sandi Van help us to understand how it's done. FOR M...

12/09/2021

Discover new nonfiction and fiction titles from Enslow for K-12!

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12/03/2021

Upper elementary students have the maturity to understand that magnificent yet ferocious forces of nature can also be destructive and create danger for real people in all areas of the world. In this series, in-depth science is enhanced with information about history’s worst storms and natural disasters, plus actionable advice on storm and disaster preparedness.

Force of Nature (enslow.com)

12/03/2021

and Hanukkah light up with festive celebrations, and readers learn how to add to the fun with their own origami crafts.

This guide to popular holidays introduces readers to a variety of paper-folding projects, including Christmas cards, Santa Claus, a menorah, and a dreidel.

Clear, step-by-step instructions with visual examples help readers master each project, and helpful tips and materials lists ensure they’re prepared before they begin.

Add this fun activity set to your collection:
www.enslow.com/series/lets_celebrate_with_origami/498297

12/01/2021

🦕Think like a scientist! 🦖

Vivid illustrations invite readers to make observations about dinosaurs and the world they lived in.

The approachable language encourages understanding of important Next Generation Science concepts.

Add these STEM titles to your collection:
www.enslow.com/series/dinosaur_world/495242

11/30/2021

Think like a scientist! 🦖Vivid illustrations invite readers to make observations about dinosaurs and the world they lived in. The approachable language encourages understanding of important Next Generation Science concepts.

11/19/2021

Upper elementary students have the maturity to understand that magnificent yet ferocious forces of nature can also be destructive and create danger for real people in all areas of the world.

In this series, in-depth science is enhanced with information about history’s worst storms and natural disasters, plus actionable advice on storm and disaster preparedness.

Add to your collection:
www.enslow.com/series/force_of_nature/491355

11/19/2021

Christmas and Hanukkah light up winter with festive celebrations, and readers learn how to add to the fun with their own origami crafts. This multicultural guide to popular holidays introduces readers to a variety of paper-folding projects, including Christmas cards, Santa Claus, a menorah, and a dreidel. Clear, step-by-step instructions with visual examples help readers master each project, and helpful tips and materials lists ensure they’re prepared before they begin. In addition, fun facts about the history behind these holidays are presented throughout, allowing readers to learn as they play.

Let’s Celebrate with Origami (enslow.com)

11/12/2021

Why is origami good for kids?

Part art and part geometry, origami requires focus and sequential thinking, promotes wellness through mindfulness, and creates a social network of shared interest and cooperation when done with others.

What’s even better? Engaging your class in a community service program by making holiday origami crafts and donating them to an organization like Meals on Wheels to share a little holiday joy with others.

Let’s Celebrate with Origami (enslow.com)

11/10/2021

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11/09/2021

The In My Gallery series gives budding young artists an understandable overview of different periods and an introduction to the most famous artists of each era and their works.

Each book encourages young readers to experiment with art by recreating each artistic style with their own twists.

A great addition for schools that have experienced a reduction in art education, this series can provide a mini unit for classroom teachers or be a resource for independent study. 🎨

In My Gallery (enslow.com)

11/05/2021

How does a teacher help elementary school students grasp the difficult concept that human bodies are hosts to all kinds of invisible organisms?

With the Human Habitats series, where intrepid cartoon guides lead readers on expeditions of eight different parts of the body!

The colorful, fun design enhances science content and develops students’ curiosity.

Human Habitats (enslow.com)

11/03/2021

🌏Inspire a love of geography with the fun, colorful Where on Earth? series, which explores the seven large landmasses that help make up our planet. Graphic elements and accessible text guide readers of many levels in identifying the continents and recognizing their prominent features.