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Boots on the Ground: Americas War in Vietnam

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Boots on the Ground: Americas War in Vietnam

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I will use this book in a ninth grade classroom to depict the American view of the Vietnam War on the War front

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Blacklisted!: Hollywod, the Cold War, and the First Amendment

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Blacklisted!: Hollywod, the Cold War, and the First Amendment

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In a ninth grade classroom, I would use this book to depict modern history during the red scare

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I will use this book in a ninth grade classroom as a history lesson or an eighth grade classroom as a way to show how past choices from the government have great impacts

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I would use this in an eighth or ninth grade classroom to allow for students to have a semi-fictional view of American Internment camps

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Siege: How General Washington Kicked the British Out of Boston and Launched a Revolution

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Siege: How General Washington Kicked the British Out of Boston and Launched a Revolution

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I would use this in a seventh grade classroom as book in a history lesson

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I would use this in an elementary classroom or in a ninth grade classroom for either geographical purposes or history lessons respectively

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Drowned City: Hurricane Katrina and New Orleans

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Drowned City: Hurricane Katrina and New Orleans

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I would use this book in a seventh or eighth grade classroom to talk about how weather changed the city of New Orleans

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I would use this book in ninth grade for geography and history purposes

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I would use this book to teach about longitude and latitude in sixth grade

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I would use this book to teach a lesson on source synthesis.

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to give my students an idea of what they could be using math equations for. to empower them to do greater things in their future.

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I would use this book to assist teaching volume, giving the students real world examples.

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I would use this book in assisting teaching either economics or statistics and probability.

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I would use this book to review the number system in sixth grade before beginning algebraic equations.

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Do the Math: Secrets, Lies, and Algebra (Do the Math, 1)

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Do the Math: Secrets, Lies, and Algebra (Do the Math, 1)

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While I would not use this book as classroom read aloud, I would probably keep it in a seventh and eighth grade classroom as a book students can read when they are done their work

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To the Moon! The True Story of the American Heroes on the Apollo 8 Spaceship

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To the Moon! The True Story of the American Heroes on the Apollo 8 Spaceship

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I think I would also just have this book in the classroom as something students can read when they are done their classwork.

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I would also include this book in a classroom library to give my students options of what to do when they finish their classwork

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I would also include this book in a classroom library to give my students options of what to do when they finish their classwork

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The Man Who Counted: A Collection of Mathematical Adventures

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The Man Who Counted: A Collection of Mathematical Adventures

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I would use this book to explain why we do the things that we do in the classroom. I would tell these stories and base my lessons around them

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While this would definitely be for my elementary students, I would have it in my classroom library for the students to read upon completion of their classwork.