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Food for You: Get the Info, Gain Confidence, and Feel Fantastic!

This introduction to healthy eating gives tweens and teenagers the tools they need to understand and take control of their eating habits, promoting confidence, self-esteem and wellbeing. As well as providing fun, easy recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner, desserts and snacks, Food For You covers information on how to read food labels, food groups, eating disorders, vegetarianism, veganism, environmental issues, and more.

Football in America (DiscoverRoo)

From youth football to the NFL, this exciting series delves into the most popular sport in the United States. Critical thinking questions invite students to connect what they learn about football to their own lives, other texts they've read, and theworld.

Footprints Across the Planet

Every footprint-from the physical to the digital and the permanent to the fleeting-leaves a mark on Earth telling a story of the past, the present, or the future.

Forces in Motion (Bearcub Books)

Have you ever wondered how things move? Investigate Forces in Motion with this high-interest approach to key science curriculum. Each book includes clear, simple text with approachable examples and vibrant images. Let's get moving!

Forecast Fairy (Crabtree Blossoms: Level 1)  

Come explore weather with the Forecast Fairy. Easy-to-read sentences and whimsical illustrations help readers learn all about different weather phenomena. Controlled vocabulary and limited word counts support early emergent readers. Every book also includes writing activities and a page for caregivers and teachers that suggests guiding questions to help aid in reading comprehension. Downloadable Teacher Notes available.

Forest Club

Divided by season, this beautifully illustrated and informative book series provides a resource of inspiration for families, designed to spark children's imagination and free-thinking. While all crafts and activities are designed to be carried out outside, these are interspersed with factual pages about forest flora and fauna, which can be enjoyed at home or used as a field guide while out and about. With activities for all seasons, outdoor exploration can be enjoyed twelve months of the year and there is always with something new to see and learn about. A visually stunning book series of outdoor activities and crafts aiming to reconnect children to nature and the outdoors.

Forest Feelings (Grasshopper Books)

In Forest Feelings, readers follow along as forest creatures experience and learn to understand and cope with a big or difficult emotion. With a focus on social and emotional learning (SEL), these storybooks illustrate what each emotion looks and feels like and how the forest creatures experiencing them learn to understand and process their feelings right alongside their peers. Tightly controlled vocabulary and bright, fun illustrations that match the storylines enhance self and social awareness.

Forest School (Fusion Books)

Let's dig deep into the forest and see what we can find! From the tallest trees to the tiniest mushrooms and everything in between, this series is a fun and informative introduction to exploring nature. Each book is filled with colourful illustrations and photographs and teachers readers what to look and listen for in the forest.

Forest Talk: How Trees Communicate

Trees are essential. They provide water, shelter, and food for millions of plant and animal species, including humans. They deliver proven health benefits, and they capture and store carbon, which combats climate change. Yet trees are in trouble. Forests are struggling to adapt to climate change, and deforestation is a major threat. Recently, researchers and citizen scientists made the surprising revelation that trees communicate with each other through an underground system of soil fungi and other methods. Complex social networks help trees survive and thrive by transferring resources to each other, sending defense signals, communicating with their kin, and more. Meet the tree scientists and learn more of their fascinating discoveries.

Forgotten Bones: Uncovering a Slave Cemetery

When a skeleton's head rolled off a dirt pile, all work came to a halt at a construction project in upstate New York. Archaeologists began excavating and found thirteen skeletons. Further investigation revealed that the bones were those of eighteenth-century African American slaves who had worked at the nearby Schuyler farm. Find out what these skeletons tell us about slavery and daily life long ago.