Offers suggestions for warm-up and stretching exercises and uniform and equipment selection, demonstrates basic stances, techniques, and movements, and explains the principles of balance, force, and motion underlying the art of karate

Karate: Basic Concepts and Skills

Sports & Outdoors

Bill, Wallace

Charles Roy Schroeder

Individual Sports

Addison-Wesley

A Dog Called Kitty

scholastic

The antics of two friends -Chuck, the cat, and Willy, the Rottweiler. No matter what is placed in their path, they are determined to overcome it. Whether it be the notion that cats and dogs are enemies or the fact that they are very different in size, the two are unrelenting in their quest to succeed. The story begins when they try to find something they can both enjoy together . Their attempt at tag fails when Willy's weight and clumsiness cause him to careen toward Chuck, threatening to turn the cat into road kill. They then decide to explore the world outside of Willy's yard. The problem is how to get Willy out of it. Willy cannot dig his way out because the Mama people will get mad at him. Chuck's attempt to boost Willy over the fence results in another squishing. When the pair find a loose board in the gate and put Willy's geometry skills to use, they eventually escape. Their first stop on the outside is Luigi's, a restaurant that often hands out snacks to Chuck and his friends. Unfortunately for Willy, Luigi thinks that Willy is out to kill his buddy, Chuck, so he threatens to smack Willy with a skillet. Once this misunderstanding is cleared up, the friends enjoy a big bowl of spaghetti and meatballs. Problems escalate once Willy has had a taste of freedom and wants to go out everyday. Willy's desire to explore Farmer McVee's field is thwarted by Chuck's fear of the big monsters (with teeth growing out of their heads) that live there and scream, "Moo" all day. Willy then decides that he would like to visit the busy street. Imagine the astonishment of the passersby who see a cat standing on a dog's head to push the walk button to cross the street! Encounters with a skunk and a dog catcher round out the excitement.This novel is an excellent way to teach children that friendship can come from unlikely sources if it is only given the chance to develop and grow.

Upchuck and the Rotten Willy

Who ever heard of a cat that didn't eat birds? Find out and in this fast paced and adventurous tale of Callie the cat after she adopts a bird that fell on her head!

The Flying Flea, Callie, and Me

Carol Williams

The game of Snot Stew that Kikki the kitten's young owners play is setting a bad example for Kikki's brother, Toby. He's turning into a bully, and that spells danger when he starts taunting Butch, the nasty dog on the other side of the fence. Can Kikki keep Toby from getting into big trouble? And will she have the courage to rescue him if he does?

Snot Stew

The Dog Who Thought He Was Santa

Children's Books

Scholastic. Inc.

Best friends Chuck and Willy head out for a carefree excursion and realize that danger lurks ahead when a man from the pound crosses their path.

Great Escape : Upchuck and the Rotten Willy

Bt Bound

Bub, Snow, and the Burly Bear Scare

Carol Wallace

Animals

Tandem Library

That Furball Puppy and Me

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