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The Berenstain Bears and Too Much Junk Food

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The Berenstain Bears and Too Much Junk Food

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Author: Stan Berenstain
Illustrator: Jan Berenstain
Publication: Random House Books 1985
Genre: Children's nonfiction
Interest Level: PreK-2
Text Level: 690L
Teaser: Papa, Sister, and Brother have been eating way too much junk food. Mama brings in Dr. Grizzly to explain the importance of eating healthy and exercising to the bears.
Teaching Idea: After reading the story, discuss healthy and unhealthy foods. Play a game of bingo with pictures in each square being different fruits and vegetables.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6JfYRFEPRw&t=1s

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Author: Heather Manly
Illustrator: Heather Manly
Publication: CreateSpace Independent Publishing 2011
Genre: Nonfiction, informational
Interest Level: 1-3
Text Level: N/A
Teaser: Pearl goes on a vacation to Mexico with her family members. After being on the flight, her cousin becomes ill. Pearl and her family shrinks down and travels into their cousins immune system in order to discover the problem. They see the different signs of illness and battle with the "bugs" and white blood cells.
Teaching Idea: The back of this book holds a glossary that defines medical words, such as mucus, virus, fever, and more. Doing a lesson and learning the different words would be beneficial before reading the book. After reading, do a practice matching worksheet on the new words that were learned.

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Author: Paul Showers
Illustrator: Edward Miller
Publication: Harper Collins 2004
Genre: Nonfiction
Interest level: K-4
Text level: 480L
Teaser: A Dracula vampire and a few of his monster friends demonstrate the role and importance of blood in our bodies and the many functions that it has.
Teaching Idea: In the book, the vampire shows off how you can see "blood" inside your body by holding a flash light to your skin. Turn off the lights in the classroom and let students experiment with the flashlights and looking at their blood like in the book.

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Teaser: After reviewing the different food groups and how much of each is necessary, choose a meal and physical activity for an astronaut traveling to space. See if your astronaut is able to blast off with the right amount of fuel.
Teaching Idea: Learn about the food groups and exercise amount that the students should be eating. First have them play the online game using foods/meals that they normally eat and see if they have enough fuel to "blast off." Then play the game again and use what you learned to try to blast off

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Author: Sigrun Danielsdottir
Illustrator: Bjork Bjarkadottir
Publication: Singing Dragon 2014
Genre: Informational
Interest level: PreK-3
Text Level: N/A
Teaser: Educates children on bodies being unique. Each body has a different size, shape, and color and we need to take care of our body no matter what. It shows children ways to stay healthy and strong, and how to love your body despite its unique features
Teaching Idea: Have students list out things that they like about themselves and things that they are good at.

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Teaser: Ride along with Ms. Frizzle and her students on a journey through out the human body after Arnold swallowed the bus!
Teaching Idea: Watch the video in class with a worksheet that has questions to make sure students are following along and watching the video.

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Wahoo! Welcome aboard The Magic School Bus! Are you ready for a wild ride? Grab a seat and hang on for three episodes of the Emmy Award-winning animated science-adventure series based on the best-selling books. Watch as Ms. Frizzle transforms her magic bus and encourages exploration and discovery from the smallest cell to the largest galaxy.

There's action, adventure and excitement all inside the human body!
Get ready for a rip-roaring field trip with three Friz-tastic episodes:

FOR LUNCH: Arnold is so excited he doesn't have to go on a field trip! But when he accidentally swallows his miniaturized class, he becomes the field trip! Topic: Digestion

INSIDE RALPHIE: Ralphie is crushed when a fever keeps him home from school the day he's scheduled to host a FNN (Frizzle News Network) television broadcast on health. With Tyne Daly as Ralphie's mom. Topic: Germs

FLEXES ITS MUSCLES: Ms. Frizzle takes the class on a field trip to R.U. Humerus's (Tony Randall) Body Shop where they use bones, joints and muscles to repair the Ralphiebot robot. Topic: Body Mechanics

Bonus Features

One full bonus: The Magic School Bus Gets Planted, Phoebe turns into the star of her school play.

Awards:

Daytime Emmy®
Six CINE Golden Eagles
National Educational Media Network Gold Apple
Parents' Choice Gold Medal for Excellence in Children's Programming

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Wahoo! Welcome aboard The Magic School Bus! Are you ready for a wild ride? Grab a seat and hang on for three episodes of the Emmy Award-winning animated science-adventure series based on the best-selling books. Watch as Ms. Frizzle transforms her magic bus and encourages exploration and discovery from the smallest cell to the largest galaxy.

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Author: Paul Showers
Illustrator: Edward Miller
Publication: HarperCollins 2001
Genre: Nonfiction
Interest Level: K-3
Text Level: 520L
Teaser: This book follows food through the digestive system, and how food is broken down into energy for whoever eats it, through the help a diner cook and his healthy options for customers.
Teaching Idea: Cut out different images of healthy and unhealthy foods. Together as a class, use a human body model and ask students to place the healthy foods that will give the person energy into the body. Talk about why they chose the foods for the person to eat.

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Inside Your Outside!: All About the Human Body

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Inside Your Outside!: All About the Human Body

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Author: Tish Rabe
Illustrator: Aristides Ruiz
Publication: Random House Books for Young Readers 2003
Genre: Nonfiction
Interest Level: PreK-3
Text Level: 660L
Teaser: The Cat in the Hat takes 2 kids on a ride through the human body. Their adventure consists of following food and water in the digestive tract, visiting the brain, and scuba diving in the blood stream.
Teaching Idea: Discuss rhyming words prior to reading the book. Ask students to listen for the rhyming words that are in the book. Use flash cards after reading to see if they can come up with the rhyming words that were used in the book.

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Author: Sophie Piper

Illustrator: Georgie Birkett

Publication: Lion Hudson 2011

Genre: Fiction

Interest Level: PreK-2

Text Level: N/A

Teaser: Learn about how children grow properly through exercise, foods, and taking care of their bodies.

Teaching idea: The back of the book comes with a height chart. Measuring each child and marking it with their name to see comparisons of the different heights in the class.

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Author: Bob Barner

Illustrator: Cathleen O’Brien

Publication: Chronicle Books 1996

Genre: Fiction

Interest Level: K-3

Text Level: guided reading level O, 930L

Teaser: Skeltons dance and sing to help teach about the bones in the human body.

Teaching idea:
Using the attached video, the class can learn the song that goes with the book in order to learn about bones in the human body.

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Author: Cherise Mericle Harper

Illustrator: Elynn Cohen

Publication: Henry Holt 2011

Genre: nonfiction, informational

Interest level: K-3

Text level: 420L

Teaser: Henry falls in love with a puppy but his dad won’t let him keep the puppy. He feels strange things happening to his heart. He then learns about how the heart functions inside the body.

Teaching idea: The book contains facts on how the heart works including checklists, diagrams, and questions. I would first read the book aloud to students and then create visuals to go along with the questions and checklists in the book. For example, the book has a list of things that make the heart beat fast and things that don’t. I would have pictures of each and have the children sort it together as a class.

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Author: Tedd Arnold

Illustrator: Tedd Arnold

Publication: Dial Books for Young Readers 1997

Genre: children’s nonfiction

Interest level: K-3

Text level: guided reading level M

Teaser: A young boy discovers crazy things happening to his body as he grows and thinks that he is falling apart. His parents help to teach him about the human body and that what he is experiencing is normal and natural.

Teaching idea: The book is a rhyming book. First, going over what a rhyme means and examples of words that rhyme. Then while reading the book, stop on the second word and see if the students can come up with the rhyming word from context clues and looking at the pictures.