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SEARCH BY TITLE Title TN Message Rating F/N Mott’s A is for Apple: and all things that grow! Bryant, Megan E. and Monique Z. Stephens 2 1 N Grosset & Dunlap, 2002 Large, colorful fruits, vegetables and plants illustrate the letters of the alphabet in this engaging picture book for young children. The last two pages of the book provide interesting factual information on each item presented with a letter of the alphabet. Mr. Belinsky’s Bagels Schwartz, Ellen 2 2 F Talewinds Books, 1997 Mr. Belinsky makes the best bagels in town and his loyal customers love and depend upon him. When a fancy new bakery opens across the street, Mr. Belinsky decides to make other baked goods to stay in business. But, success comes with a price that Mr. Belinsky decides is too high. This heart-warming picture book and illustrations can be used to stimulate discussion about Mr. Belinsky’s decisions. The book concludes with a page of factual information about the history of bagels. My Amazing Body: A First Look at Health and Fitness Thomas, Pat 5 1 N Barron’s Educational Series, 2000 This colorful picture book informs and celebrates children’s amazing bodies. Written in a clear and lively manner, it explores many aspects of health and fitness encouraging children to eat healthy, try new foods, be active and take care of themselves. The book concludes with information for adults, a glossary, a list of organizations and a bibliography of related books. My Body, Head to Toe Bullard, Lisa 5 2 F Picture Window Books, 2003 Anna learns about her body from her aunt, a doctor, and by playing doctor with her pet cat. The story presents information about the basic parts of the human body and the importance of eating healthy and being active. The illustrations reflect ethnic diversity. The book concludes with activities, vocabulary with definitions, and a bibliography of print and web site resources. My Breakfast: A Book About a Great Morning Meal Feldman, Heather 1 1 N Rosen Publishing Group, 2000 A young boy describes what he is having for breakfast. Simple text and large, colorful photographs complement each other to produce a positive, enthusiastic message about the importance of a good breakfast. Part of the My World series, this book has a table of contents, pictorial vocabulary list, book and Internet resources, an index and note to librarians, teachers and parents. Page 70 UPDATED MICHIGAN TEAM NUTRITION BOOKLIST
SEARCH BY TITLE Title TN Message Rating F/N My Dentist is Not a Monster Moffatt, Julia 1 2 F School Specialty Children’s Publishing, 2004 It is Danny’s first trip to the dentist and he is afraid. His brother told him scary stories including that the dentist is a big monster who lives in a cave. Danny hides under his bed but his mother finds him and they go to the dentist. Much to his surprise, the dentist is very nice and Danny has lots of fun. The simple text with bright illustrations convey a positive message about dental hygiene. My Two Hands/My Two Feet Walton, Rick 4 3 F G. P. Putnam’s Sons, 2000 This book is written as two-books-in-one. First, you read one story and, then, turn the book over and read the other story. Using rhyming words, two girls describe how they use their hands and feet in their daily activities. This unique picture book has colorful, cut-paper illustrations. It could be used as a read-aloud with the class imitating what each girl does with her hands and feet. My Wobbly Tooth Must Not Ever Never Fall Out Child, Lauren N/A 3 F Grosset & Dunlap, 2006 Charlie’s little sister does “not ever never want my wobbly tooth to fall out.” But when her friend tells her about the tooth fairy, she changes her mind. This quirky story charms the reader with its child’s eye view of losing a first tooth and how friends and brothers and sisters interact. Imaginative collage-style illustrations add to the warmth and appeal of the book. NBA All-Time Super Scorers Buckley, James Jr. 5 3 N Scholastic Inc., 2001 Part of the Read to Achieve series for ages 7-10, this informational book will intrigue and satisfy young fans of men’s professional basketball. Full of photographs, it briefly describes several types of basketball shots as background for portraying the careers of basketball stars. No More Vegetables! Rubel, Nicole 2 2 F Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2002 Ruthie hates vegetables and refuses to eat them. She even has nightmares about vegetables and makes up silly rhymes about them in school. Her mother tells Ruthie she doesn’t have to eat any more vegetables as long as she helps her mom plant and grow vegetables in the family garden. Ruthie agrees, with surprising results. Note: the outdated Food Guide Pyramid appears in this book. For information on the new MyPyramid, go to www.mypyramid.gov. Noisy Breakfast Blonder, Ellen 1 2 F Scholastic Inc., 1994 The simple sentences on each page describe preparing and eating breakfast. The fanciful illustrations of a mouse and dog entertain the reader. Beginning readers will enjoy reading this picture book independently. UPDATED MICHIGAN TEAM NUTRITION BOOKLIST Page 71
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