1 Carver Amber Science Resources

Science Resources Aliki. (1962) My Five Senses. Crowell. Andrews, J. (1998). Very Last First Time: an Inuit tale. Simon & Schuster. Arnosky, J. Every Autumn Comes the Bear. Putnam, 1993. Bash, B. Tree of Life. Best, C. (1994). Taxi! Taxi!. Little, Brown. Cannon, J. (1997). Verdi. New York: Harcourt Brace & Co. Carroll, K. Vibration Rap [Song]. Retrieved October 19, 2007, from http://www.songsforteaching.com/kathleencarroll/vibrationrap.htm. Cast, C.C. (1994). Where does the pollution come from? Barrons Juveniles. Cauley, L. (1984). The Town Mouse and the Country Mouse. Putnam Dayrell, E. (1987). Why the Sun and the Moon Live in the Sky. Houghton Mifflin. Discovery Works Teaching Guide/K: Pushes and Pulls. (1996). New Jersey: Silver Burdett Ginn, Inc. Gibbons, G. (1988). Sunken Treasure. Harper Collins. Glover, D. (1993). Solids and liquids. Kingfisher Books.

Hale, J. (1990). Thematic Unit, Five Senses. Teacher Created Materials, Inc. Hall, D. (1979). Ox-man cart. New York: Viking. Harcourt science teacher’s edition: physical science units E and F. (2005). Orlando:Harcourt, Inc.

Harcourt, Inc. (2002). Science Teacher’s Edition. Florida. Hindely, J. (1996). The Wheeling and Whirling-around Book. Houghton Mifflin Science. (2003). Discovery Works Teaching Guide/1. Kinds of Living Things. Boston.

Kepler, L. (1996). A Year of Hands-On Science. Scholastic Professional Books. New York. MacMillan Educational Company. (1995). Early Skills Library: Health and Nutrition. Newbridge Communications, Inc. New York. Marzollo, J. (1995). Sun Song. HarperCollins. Miami Museum of Science. (1993). What We Use: How people use materials. Scholastic. Miller, M. Who Uses This?