Community Connections: How Did That Get to My House?

 
9781602795839 9781602795839
 
  • Member Price: $135.60 (Set of 8 titles)
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Summary

You hit the remote control and the TV comes on, flick a switch and the room lights up, enter a question online and the answer appears instantly. How does it all work? This series encourages students to think critically about how things in their homes work and the role technology plays in their communities.

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Individual Titles (8)

9781602794740 9781602794771 9781602794788
9781602794818 9781602794795 9781602794801
9781602794764 9781602794757
 

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Library Media Connection

Reviewed on 1 February 2010

Each book in this series describes a particular commodity or service and explains how it makes its way into consumers’ homes. Introductory chapters provide simple explanations and background information on each subject, and later chapters describe how the commodities and services are produced and distributed. The text is accurate, concise, and appropriate for the intended audience. Large, colorful photographs on every page add interest and help clarify the text. Those teaching beginning dictionary skills would appreciate a more conventional approach to pronunciation in the glossary. Young readers will enjoy using these attractive, informative books.

Bibliography. Glossary. Websites. Index.
Recommended.

Gregory A. Martin, Curriculum Materials Center Librarian, Assistant Professor of Library Science, Cedarville University, Cedarville, Ohio

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