This Cozmo book helps children identify the parts of a computer and understand computer functions. The book utilizes characters (Cozmo and friends) and rhymes to empower children to have fun while learning about computers. First, Cozmo introduces children to his friends who are computer part characters. Then, Cozmo raps an explanation of what each of the computer characters can do. Learning about computer parts has never been so fun!

Cozmo Computer Parts Fun

Children's Books

Polk, Tenickia E

Computers & Technology

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This beautiful book offers an autobiographical account of extreme resiliency, as Dr. Lisa Ramirez recounts her early childhood experiences facing brutal instances of neglect and abuse at the hands of those that should have offered love, comfort and protection. She recounts her own failed attempts at pursuing a basic education, while lacking the bare necessities of a home, food, and positive relationships—all requisites for survival and thriving in an educational setting. As you read her narrative, you will come to understand why hers is, indeed, a beautiful story. You will gain a deeper understanding of resiliency, and the major difference that educators (and all of us as human beings, for that matter) can make in the lives of children, even through (seemingly) insignificant actions. You will learn that Dr. Ramirez does not disclose her life’s story, simply to titillate the reader, attract attention nor expose perpetrators. Rather, her motivation is one of compassion, as she attempts to illustrate for others (young and old) who might be mired in dismal situations, how life can be dulcified through God’s mercy, the compassion of others, and a competent education. Through her book she compels innocent victims in similar circumstances to look for that ray of light under the door that will offer hope and sufficient strength to stand up and move forward.

Dulcified: Sweetened by the Education of Life

Christian Books & Bibles

Ramírez, Dr. Lisa

Christian Living

A mischievous sheep, an inquisitive child, and too much candy for one story to handle set the precedent for an epic journey into the world of math. On a day just like any other, Sam Oodle discovers that he has lost the ability to calculate the simplest math equations. Fear takes over him when he realizes that math is part of our everyday lives. Trying to fall asleep one night, Sam encounters the strangest of friends, who promises to help Sam regain his ability to do math in return for a unique favor. In this exciting adventure, kids will gain math confidence as they use math concepts including time, fractions, distance, multiplication, probability, division and counting money throughout the story. It is a friendly introduction for kids who may be intimidated by math and an entertaining story for all. A Sheep-TASTIC Adventure is a thrilling learning experience through the eyes of a child. The story is a fun and eye-opening adventure into the world of math that will keep you laughing, enthralled and computing until the end.

A Sheep-tastic Adventure: Sam Oodle s Lesson in Math

Science & Math

Beasley, Devin

Mathematics

"How to Swim with the Sharks: A Survival Guide for Leadership in Diverse Environments", provides real-life vignettes of personal and professional triumphs. Each story offers tried and proven leadership techniques for use in challenging business or personal environments. The book also addresses management styles useful for building and managing teams. While the book covers situations in professional environments, it could easily be adapted to situations in community organizations or in school. Unique to business management literature, this book covers a key element often overlooked in other books: office politics. The book is written for those who, despite being highly skilled and qualified, encounter setbacks due to office power dynamics. The book is organized in a very easy-to-read format. Each chapter begins with a dilemma, followed by a strategy, advantage and reflection to help one tackle this dilemma. Then, the chapter concludes with brief “take-away” tips, that will help readers successfully swim with the sharks.

How to Swim With the Sharks: A Survival Guide for Leadership in Diverse Environments

Business & Money

McCray, Vickie L.

Management & Leadership

With a Foreword by Olympic Gold Medalist Dan O'Brien (Decathlon), Born Beautiful Biracial is a compilation of children’s essays with advice for kids who are asked questions about their racial and ethnic backgrounds:  “What are you?  Are those your parents?  Are you adopted?”  This book serves as an inspiration for biracial children and teenagers.  Everyone is unique.  We all have different faces, hair, eyes, noses, mouths and skin colors.  Not all of our parents look alike.  Many have one parent who is black and another who is white.  Others have one parent who is Asian and another who is black or white.  Regardless of how we look, we live in a multicultural, multiracial world, a world where many consider Barack Obama the first black President of the United States.  Barack Obama is biracial.  His mother was white and his father was black.  Maybe, one of the children who reads this book may even grow up to be President one day.  Hopefully, by then, it won’t be such a big deal, because everyone will accept each other unconditionally.

Born Beautiful Biracial

Hutchins, Tanya

Growing Up & Facts of Life

“Are we home yet?” is a question many children ask on long journeys. But what if this “journey” involved homelessness? Meet Max, a little boy, who does not look forward to going home. He wants to stay at school because he has his own space! How is he like other little boys? How is he different? How do his troubles make him feel? Where does his journey lead? Read this children’s book and find out! Children who are homeless don't advertise their plight. They cover it up, often leaving teachers and counselors wondering why such a good student isn't keeping up in class. In “Are We Home Yet?”, readers go inside of a homeless child's life to learn about his thoughts, feelings, fears and concerns. But the book does more than share details about a child's difficult journey. It also shows the reader how, despite one's tough circumstances, he or she can learn to cope in healthy ways. “This story shares the perspective of children who are experiencing homelessness. It addresses the whole range of emotions, from anger and embarrassment to calm and hope. It encourages children to seek support through a difficult time. It definitely would be a needed addition to any school counselor's bookshelf!” -Sharon Stiefel, MA, NCSC, NCC for additional information about this title and related workshops visit www.tp-rewards.com/arewehomeyet

Are We Home Yet?

Jones, Christie J.

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