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SEARCH BY TITLE Title TN Message Rating F/N Frannie’s Fruits Kimmelman, Leslie 2 3 F Harper & Row, 1989 This picture book tells the story of a typical summer day in the life of a family who owns a roadside fruit stand. Frannie’s Fruits, named after the family dog, sells fresh fruits, vegetables, and pick-your-own flowers. Some customers come every day and buy the same thing. Others add excitement to the family’s long day, such as the artist who buys flowers to paint. This book will help children become familiar with a variety of fruits and vegetables Frog Legs: A Picture Book of Action Verse Shannon, George 4 2 F Harper Collins Publishers, 2000 Do you need a way to engage children in physical activities that also encourage their literacy development and creativity? The verses of this imaginative picture book will make children want to dance, jiggle, jump, hop, run, and race. Energetic frogs decorate the pages and add a comic touch. This lively book has 24 poems that can serve as a springboard for children to create their own action verses using a favorite creature. Froggy Eats Out London, Jonathan 1 3 F Viking, 2001 Froggy and his parents go to a fancy restaurant to celebrate their anniversary. Froggy tries to behave, but he fidgets and squirms and slurps his spaghetti. But, when he gets embarrassed and hides under the table, things really get out of hand. Finally, his family decides to eat at the “fast flies” place where they happily munch and crunch their dinner. Froggy Goes to the Doctor London, Jonathan 1 3 F Puffin Books, 2004 Froggy has a doctor’s appointment for a check-up but he’s afraid the doctor will give him a shot. He tries to persuade his mother that he doesn’t need to go but that doesn’t work. At the doctor’s office, Froggy jumps and leaps and scoots and wiggles. Fortunately he is healthy and doesn’t need a shot. And the doctor is happy to send loveable, little Froggy home with his mother! Froggy Plays Soccer London, Jonathan 5 3 F Scholastic Inc., 2000 Likeable Froggy is back again, and this time he’s really excited about playing soccer in the BIG GAME! If his team beats the Wild Things, they will win the City Cup. But Froggy has to remember one important thing: Don’t use your hands. Like the other Froggy stories, readers can identify with the successes and mistakes Froggy makes as he behaves in very normal ways and learns from his experiences. Froggy Rides a Bike London, Jonathan 5 3 F Viking, 2006 What’s more exciting than learning to ride a new, shiny two-wheeler bike? Froggy is excited and ready to learn but like most children, he’s just a little afraid. Dad helps Froggy and after some mishaps and spills with a few bumps and bruises, lively Froggy masters his bike! Page 46 UPDATED MICHIGAN TEAM NUTRITION BOOKLIST
SEARCH BY TITLE Title TN Message Rating F/N Froggy’s Day with Dad London, Jonathan 5 3 F Viking, 2004 Froggy has a special Father’s Day planned for his dad from making breakfast all by himself to a trip to the fun park to play miniature golf. But as usual, things don’t go quite as planned. Froggy flips and flops his way through another set of hilarious Froggy misadventures with which children and their fathers with readily identify. From Cow to Ice Cream Knight, Bertram T. 3 2 N Children’s Press, 1997 This book uses large, colorful photographs and easy-to-understand text to describe how ice cream is made, beginning with diary cows and ending in grocery stores and ice cream shops. It is enhanced by cheerful scenes of smiling, multicultural children enjoying many flavors of ice cream. The last page contains several interesting facts about ice cream such as how and when ice cream cones were invented. From Flower to Honey Taus-Bolstad, Stacy 1 2 N Lerner Publications, 2003 Part of the Start to Finish series, this book describes how honey is made. Using simple language and large photographs, the process is clearly explained. This short informational book also includes a table of contents, glossary, and index. From Head to Toe: The Amazing Human Body and How It Works Seuling, Barbara 5 3 N A Holiday House Book, 2002 This lively book engages children in learning about the human body by comparing it to a machine. Basic information about how our bodies work is cleverly presented with clarity and wit and enhanced by eye-catching illustrations, including comic cartoons. From Milk to Ice Cream Taus-Bolstad, Stacy 3 2 N Lerner Publications, 2003 Part of the Start to Finish series, this title describes how ice cream is made from milk. Using simple language and large photographs, the process is clearly explained. This short informational book also includes a table of contents, glossary and index. A wonderful book to read to children before an ice-cream-making or tasting experience. From Shoot to Apple Taus-Bolstad, Stacy 2 2 N Lerner Publications, 2003 Part of the Start to Finish series, this title describes how apples grow. Using simple language and large photographs, the process is clearly explained. This short informational book also includes a table of contents, glossary and index. UPDATED MICHIGAN TEAM NUTRITION BOOKLIST Page 47
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