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Starkman, Neal

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Comprehensive Health Education

A high school girl and her friends spend a Saturday spying on stereotypical individuals they usually make fun of, such as Jock, Clown, and Brain, and find them to be more complex than they expected.

Personal Views

Children's Books

When the second graders are assigned a riddle to solve, Maria pairs up with the new student, Pete, and together they discover the answer to the riddle and become friends.

The Riddle

After being elected freshman class president and with life ahead looking good, Adam takes his first drink at a party; and the book chronicles his slide into alcoholism, for a variety of reasons, until twenty trouble-filled months later, he finally faces the fact that he needs help.

Apple

Intended to help young people explore who they are and why they do what they do.

Don't Read This Book

Parenting & Relationships

Carmen and Wagner make friends: Based on the characters created by the Mendez Foundation

Mendez Foundation

Forked is a methodically, if fictitiously, documented explanation of why our country is as politically, economically, and morally wretched as it is; it identifies three tines of a fork--the three groups who are largely responsible for these miseries. These groups are the greedy, the over-religious, and the dumb. Forked proposes ways to blunt the tines of this fork through media, schools, and various strategies. The book is laced with dry, sardonic humor.

Forked

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

This new storybook puts the developmental asset framework on a child’s level. Martin’s Good Things introduces the basic message behind asset building with the tale of young Martin’s discovery that the material things he doesn’t have are not as important as the assets he does have—including caring family members and neighbors. Visually appealing and fun, this book can be read together by parents and child to build Asset #25: Reading for Pleasure! Best Use: Community Organizations, Initiatives, Chambers of Commerce, or Government Entities - donate to area businesses or programs, distribute in public lobbies, offer free to residents. Congregations - include in child activity bags, give to religious school students or as birthday presents, distribute at parent support groups. Employers - distribute free to employees or as part of an Employee Assistance Program. Family-Serving, Youth-Serving Organizations - provide to parent groups, literary or reading groups and mentoring programs. HMO’s - Offer as a member benefit. Hospitals and Health Care Providers - Provide to new patients or parents, distribute in your waiting rooms, offer as incentive/reward to young patients. Juvenile Justice - Use in programs, distribute at shelters and in residential treatment centers. Parent Teacher Organizations - Distribute to members. Schools - Give as student incentives, birthday gifts and end-of-the-year awards. 7” x 51/2” Shrink wrapped in packets of 10 #409-C90$29.95

Martin's Good Things (pack of 10)

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Search Institute

A powerful, positive guide to infusing assets into any school community.

Great Places to Learn: How Asset-Building Schools Help Students Succeed

Education & Teaching

Scales PhD, Peter C.

Roberts MS, Clay

Schools & Teaching

Search Institute Press

Forty-five reproducible handouts and ten ready-to-use overheads of charts, lists, and worksheets taken directly from Great Places to Learn.

Great Places to Learn: Handouts and Overheads

Taccogna EdD, Judy

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