My Forever Family
A coloring chart that adds fun and excitement for explaining families to the very young.
$4.50    #119

My Family Tree Workbook: Genealogy for Beginners
Rosemary A. Chorzempa
Probably the best one step guide to genealogy at the elementary grades. Provides an excellent means to collect and organize data. Subjects are high interest. Fun to use. Softbound, 64 pp., 8 1/2 x 11, 1982. $2.95    #126

Coming to America: The Kids' Book About Immigration
David Fassler, MD, and Kimberly Danforth, M.A.
Compare the experiences and motivations of immigrants today with those in years past. A good book to develop the concept of "refugee" with students. Young people can relate to the drawings and comments of children who have immigrated to the United States. Contains suggestions for using this book for parents, classroom teachers, ESL instructors, counselors, and therapists. Also may be used in Junior High or Middle Schools. Winner of a TESOL (Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages) Award. Softcover, 160 pages, illus., 1993. $12.95    #133

My Kind of Family: A Book for Kids in Single-Parent Homes
Michele Lash, M.Ed., et al.
Children express their feelings about the special issues and feelings associated with living in a single-parent home throughout in drawings and commentary. Winner of the Benjamin Franklin Award. Parents' Choice approved. Softcover, 199 pages, illus., 1990. $14.95    #134

Changing Families: An Interactive Guide for Kids and Grown-Ups
David Fassler, MD, Michele Lash, M.Ed., A.T.R., and Sally B. Ives, Ph.D.
Family structure continues to change rapidly in today's society. The authors show us how to cope with new situations and communicate effectively. They also offer suggestions to classroom teachers, school guidance counselors and therapists, and librarians. Highlights positive changes developing from changing families and how individuals can be happy. Softcover, 192 pages, illus., 1988.
$14.95    #135