Help young children build confidence in mathematics right from their start in school. This resource offers easy and natural ways to fit math-rich experiences into early childhood classroom routines and activities. Includes research-based strategies, ideas for meeting the needs of diverse learners, assessment and record-keeping suggestions, correlations to the NCTM standards, and much more. For use with Grades PreK-K.

Integrating Math Into the Early Childhood Classroom: Activities and Research-Based Strategies that Build Math Skills, Concepts, and Vocabulary into Classroom Routines, Learning Centers, and More

Education & Teaching

Martin, Joan

Milstein, Vicki

Schools & Teaching

Scholastic Teaching Resources (Teaching

A straightforward, value-priced book that covers the history, skills, rules, professional organizations and competitions, and the equipment used in bowling. The content is designed to teach the fundamentals to beginning bowling students of any age and enhance the skills of experienced bowlers.

Bowling

Humor & Entertainment

Agne-Traub, Charlene

Tandy, Ruth

Puzzles & Games

McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages

The life story of Joan Martin is that of a fierce Aboriginal woman who fought for the rights of her community and her autobiography also tells of the Aboriginal experience in general since World War II. Born in the country town of Morawa, Western Australia, in 1941, Martin led an exciting and adventurous life filled with great challenges—including her efforts to avoid Native Welfare, so as not to be shipped to a mission, and her later very public battle with Homeswest for the right to live in peace in her own home. Joan played a central part in the native title claim of the Widi, which unfortunately proved unsuccessful. Her stories reveal the interconnected themes of family, teaching bush lore to her children, and celebrating the Widi culture through her art, as well as tales of conflicts with mining companies and white bureaucracies. Both artist and activist, Martin was a significant figure in Western Australian history and politics and this book captures both her unique life story and that of the Widi people since white settlement.

Joan Martin (Yarrna): A Widi Woman

Biographies & Memoirs

Shaw, Bruce

Community & Culture

Aboriginal Studies Press

Just Joan is an intriguing autobiography/memoir of an exceptional black woman who was born in the 1930s and lived through the most turbulent years of our country's civil and racial unrest. Joan Martin's account is surprising as she didn't experience life the way we might have expected. In fact, her life has been somewhat extraordinary as she cared for and met many well known celebrities, even delivering some babies and coordinating art shows, while serving in different position in several hospitals. She also served as a cook for wealthy employers while becoming an award winning and accomplished artist who taught watercolor classes well into her 80s. Joan is a remarkable lady who is not defined by gender, race, or status, and in her own words, she's "just Joan."

I'm Just Joan (and I'll Keep on Dancing!)

Julian, Vicki L.

Historical

Independently published

Joan Martin provides a detailed examination of anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, food and occupational therapy. This book is a comprehensive resource for all those with an academic or professional interest in eating disorders and the social and cultural contexts of food and eating. In addition, it provides a guide to the valuable contribution occupational therapists can make to the treatment of those suffering from an eating disorder.

Eating Disorders, Food and Occupational Therapy

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Mental Health

wiley

"Pogonip: Jewel of Santa Cruz " is a history, pictorial celebration, and guide to this marvelous open-space area in Santa Cruz . Connecting Henry Cowell Redwood State Park to UCSC to the Harvey West district, today the Pogonip's forest and meadows stand as a magnet for local hikers and wilderness lovers. Yet even those of us that regularly walk the looping trails of the Pogonip have no real idea of the diversity behind its past. Pogonip has been the site of Native American activities, lime kilns and lumbering, a world-class golf course, country club, auto-camp, and home to the only U.S. Women's Polo Association; it stands as a true landmark for Santa Cruz 's history.

Pogonip: Jewel of Santa Cruz

Otter B Books

This book is a fun and enjoyable learning experience engaging children in the letters of the alphabet while they explore movement activities, awareness concepts, and creative self-expression through animal imitation.

Animal Antics

Children's Books

Classics

Wind Ridge Books

Yoga movements and poses provide many benefits for children of all ages. Our bodies and minds are unique, and each person's yoga practice is their own unique yoga experience. This book guides readers through twelve different yoga poses or movements. The poses selected in Bearable Yoga will offer a variety of ways for children to move and explore body awareness, balance, strength, flexibility, and coordination, while providing a healthy, active, and fun learning experience! Encourage the children, once in the pose, to hold the position while they take four or five breaths. The idea is to offer a movement experience that is fun and positive; one that children will want to repeat again!

Bearable Yoga

Exercise & Fitness

Red Barn Books

Sacred Rebel: Women Who Dare To Disrupt

Self-Help

Martin, Christine

Wood, Karen

Ashwin, Tarsh

Polglase, Amanda

Merriman, Annabelle

Power, Belle

Nguyen, Daisy

Birch, Freya Rose

Maddon, Jenna Faye

Motivational

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