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This book describes the history and science behind lab-grown meat, including the new ideas and applications scientists are currently working on. Informative sidebars, a "How It Works" special feature, a table of contents, quiz questions, a glossary, an index, and additional resources assist and engage readers as they learn. This Focus Readers series is at the Navigator level, aligned to reading levels of grades 3-5 and interest levels of grades 4-7.

Cricket salad? Grilled grubs? Deep-fried cockroaches? Welcome to the world of Entomophagy, the practice of eating insects! Find out how eating bugs relates to nutrition and climate change, along with information on specific bugs, how some are cooked, how they taste, and newer bug-based products being developed for human consumption. A kid-friendly addition to the school curriculum and library collections everywhere. Ages 8-12.

Written with Torin Floyd's inspirational words for children and their families while being well informed by his deep intelligence, Floyd's The Rainbow Body: Eat the Rainbow and Be the Rainbow is for real people who are concerned about their family's health and wellness. Floyd offers an enlightening introduction to natural foods, as well as colorful and informative correspondence of how our natural diet works with the human digestive tract. This book helps raise our consciousness about the nutritional healing power of food.

Pete the Peanut is an introductory resource for kids of all ages to read with their parents, families, teachers, carers or specialists. Information is presented with photographic illustrations to ensure there is no room for "make-believe". A clear reminder that allergies are REAL. Reactions are REAL. Each of us is at different stages and plays various roles along the allergy journey, a journey nobody processes in precisely the same way. With that in mind, Pete the Peanut is a resource that is designed to dip in and out of as opportunities along their unique relationship living with allergies are presented. While there is no one size fits all approach, the most important thing we can do is to educate our children with as much information as we possibly can. Bearing in mind each child's individual readiness to absorb and use while navigating their worlds and their lives. Expanding their understanding and assessing their personal risks as they experience, grow and learn, not only for themselves but for others around them too. We can't allergy proof the world but we can use our voices and share information as a powerful way to expand the awareness of allergies. In doing so, we empower children living with allergies to self-advocate in a world filled with distractions.<BR>

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A fun and engaging children's book about a boy who REALLY loves chicken nuggets!A boy named King is in love with chicken nuggets and that's all he wants to eat.His parents offer him all kinds of other foods hoping to break this love connection, but nothing works.That is, until one night everything changes when he visits his friend!

This bilingual book of science is for all the children of the world, especially those with curious, searching, inquisitive minds who ask questions. It is dedicated to them in the hopes of sowing in their minds an interest in science and a respect for knowledge. All children, if provided an environment conducive to learning, will develop a passion for reading and will have a creative spirit, soaring imagination and an interest for the vast richness of knowledge. Astrocita, the main character, protagonist, and narrator, is a cell who was born from the network of small, star-shaped support cells in the brain, called astrocytes. She tells stories about the most basic bodily functions. The book also includes practical and simple activities, and a glossary to help children increase their vocabulary. The stories were reviewed and enriched by children who read the text and did the activities. The author, a retired Mexican medical doctor, is a lover of science and the written word.Este libro bilingüe de ciencia es para todos los niños del mundo, especialmente para aquellos con mentes curiosas, investigadoras e inquisitivas, y que hacen preguntas. Está dedicado a ellos con el deseo de plantar en sus mentes la semilla de interés por la ciencia y de respeto por el conocimiento. Todos los niños, si se les crea el ambiente adecuado para el aprendizaje, desarrollarán pasión por la lectura, y tendrán un espíritu creativo, una imaginación con grandes alas e interés por la infinita riqueza del conocimiento."Astrocita", el personaje central, protagonista y narradora, es una célula que nació de la red de las pequeñas células cerebrales de sostén, con forma de estrella, llamadas astrocitos. Ella relata historias de las funciones corporales más básicas.El libro también incluye actividades prácticas, muy sencillas, y un glosario para ayudar a los niños a ampliar su vocabulario. Las historias fueron revisadas y enriquecidas por niños que leyeron el texto y realizaron las actividades. La autora, médica mexicana retirada es amante de las letras y de la ciencia.