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Book: Anh's Anger
Author: Gail Silver
Illustrated by: Christiane Kromer
Annotation: This book explains the feeling of anger and Anh helps other children learn how to deal with it.

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Book: Science Fiction
Author: Ben Hatke
Annotation: Little Robot finds a friend outside of his robot world. They embark on a journey and find friendship together.

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Author: Translated by Richard Howard
Illustrator: Hilary Knight
Genre: Fairy Tale
Annotation: In this book Bell's father is captured by a beast. Bell chooses to take her fathers place even though it means risking her life in the process. As the story goes on Bell is surprised to find that the beast actually has a kind heart.

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Book: The Chicken Thief
Illustrator: Beatrice rodriguez
Annotation: A fox kidnaps a hen and the hen's friends (Bear, Rabbit, and Rooster) try to find her.

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Book: Little Melba and Her Big Trombone
Author: Katheryn Russell-Brown
Illustrator: Frank Morrison
Annotation: A young girl with a passion for music finds a love for the trombone. By practicing and working hard, she overcomes obstacles to follow her dream of playing jazz.

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Book: Grandma's Pride
Author: Becky Birtha
Illustrator: Colin Bootman
Annotation: Sarah's grandma tries to shield Sarah from the prejudice of the town, but as Sarah starts to read she tries to make sense of the world around her and wonders if her town will change.

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Book: The Salem Witch Trials
Author: Michael Martin
Illustrator: Brian Bascle
Annotation: History about the salem witch trials and how people were treated.

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Book: Someone Could Win a Polar Bear
Author: John Ciardi
Illustrator: Edward Gurey
Annotation: Compilations of poems with the theme of nature, winter, cold temperatures, and fun.

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Author: Translated from the French of Madame de Beaumont
Illustrator: Diane Goode
Genre: Fairy Tale
Annotation: In this book Bell's father is taken by a beast. She chooses to risk her own life and take her fathers place so that he can go free. She becomes friends with the Beast and finds out he has a kind heart.

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Virtual Field Trip: How our Decisions Impact Polar Bears

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Virtual Field Trip: How our Decisions Impact Polar Bears

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Our classroom collaborative projects use a unique, web-based educational platform, GlobalLab, to enable students, teachers, and learners of all ages to pose questions and together find answers. Enhance your experience of the Tundra Connections virtual experience by participating in our collaborative project and connect with classrooms around the world.

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Book: Healthy Habits
Author: Rebecca Weber
Photo researcher: Marcie C. Spence
Annotation: Book that teaches kids how to take care of themselves and the world around them.

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Millions of kids spent much of their summer on an island, running through fields, exploring caves, and building forts. They weren't at summer camp, however. They were playing Fortnite Battle Royale. Since the wildly popular game was released last September, more than 125 million players around the world have joined the action.

But many people don't think Fortnite is right for kids. Players shoot each other and win only after 99 other players in each game have been killed. The violence earned the game a rating of T (for Teen)-meaning it's not suitable for kids under the age of 13. Plus, critics argue that kids spend hours at a time trying to win the game, which keeps them from doing more important things.

"Playing too much Fortnite can interfere with sleep, homework, and responsibilities," says Sierra Filucci. She works at Common Sense Media, a group that reviews games, movies, and music to determine whether they're appropriate for kids.

But others say there's no harm in Fortnite, as long as kids don't play too much. Fortnite fans point out that the game looks like a cartoon, and the violence isn't realistic. Many people argue that taking part in Fortnite battles helps sharpen their problem-solving and team-building skills when players work together to find ways to survive.

"If you're playing in duos or squads, there's a lot of cooperation, coordination, and communication that needs to happen," Filucci explains. "If you're going to win, you need to have a strategy."

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Millions of kids spent much of their summer on an island, running through fields, exploring caves, and building forts. They weren't at summer camp, however. They were playing Fortnite Battle Royale. Since the wildly popular game was released last September, more than 125 million players around the world have joined the action.

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Book: The Three Bears
Author: Paul Galdone
Illustrator: Paul Galdone
Annotation: In this book the Three Bears decide to leave their house and go for a walk. When they are gone Goldilocks decides to go into their house and look around. When the bears come home they know someone has been in their house. Goldilocks gets caught and runs away.

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Girls' playground, Harriet Island, St. Paul, Minn.

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Book: Meteor!
Author/illustrator: Patricia Polacco
Annotation: A meteor lands in a small town in Michigan. People come from all over to see this amazing sight, and they begin to question this meteor. They wondered if it was magical, or if it had special powers.

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