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Draw Alien Fantasies
Damon Reinagle
Paperback (Peel Productions/Scholastic, Sept. 30, 2000)In an average of five steps, Reinagle shows how to draw all sorts of exciting extraterrestrial characters. Each sketch gradually takes the shape of the desired creature in a line-by-line process. The black-and-white illustrations accompanying the written instructions are concise and clear.
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Geography Wizardry for Kids: Over 150 Fun Projects, Maps, Games, Crafts, and Experiments for Junior Explorers
Margaret Kenda, Phyllis S. Williams, Tim Robinson
Paperback (Scholastic Productions, Inc, March 15, 1996)Geography Wizardry for Kids
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Sitting Down for Dr. King. An American History Play 28 copies for Classroom Use
Mack Lewis
Paperback (Scholastic Classroom Productions, March 15, 2003)Twelve-year old David Nicholson sits down at the Woolworth's lunch counter and orders his usual: Woolworth's famous strawberry shortcake. The day proves to be anything but usual, though, when four African-American men come in and sit down at the luch counter beside him. The year is 1960, and in David's hometown of Greensboro, North Carolina, African-Americans are not allowed to eat at the same restaurants as white people. As more African-Americans join the peaceful protest known as a "sit-in" over the following days, David finds himself in the middle of a major event in civil rights history....
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When Women Played Baseball. An American History Play set of 29 booklets
Lauren Tarshis
Paperback (Scholastic Classroom Productions, March 15, 1999)During World War 2, half of all American Major League Baseball players were in the armed forces. Many of the best players were fighting overseas. Times were tough, and Americans needed something to cheer about - but who was around to play? Women that's who. From 19423 to 1954, women played baseball in the All American Girls Professional League (AAGPBL)....