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136-IN Masters Some Fancy of Animals Reading Rainbow Series CANADIAN LEARNING COMPANY Learning Resources Abiyoyo More than 130 video Alistair In Outer Space The Reading Rainbow Series programs - loved by children, The Reading Rainbow Series bedtime story that has e can travel to far and Aa rhythmic song, can acclaimed by educators, Wexotic lands, meet new double the nighttime fun. applauded by critics. Take people, and explore Based on a South African wondrous adventures by lullaby and folk story, young viewers on discovering our Abiyoyo is a magical neighborhood library. storysong retold and sung adventures that encourage Alistair In Outer Space by by Pete Seeger. When a Marilyn Sadler, illustrated town is threatened by the reading. Each inspired by an by Roger Bollen, is a close terrible giant Abiyoyo, a encounter of the silliest little boy and his father outstanding children's book kind. Alistair, that lovable, come up with a plan to fastidious little boy, is on save the townspeople. his way to return his books Music, in its different to the library when he is forms, can be a very The Adventures Of Taxi Alejandro's Gift captured by a spaceship beautiful way to tell a Dog The Reading Rainbow Series and whisked into space. story. Using an upbeat The Reading Rainbow Series His captors are two music video format, LeVar rade 4: Habitats and colourful and outlandish reveals some of the ways a eople have special GCommunities. Basic creatures called Goots. story can be told. Pete Prelationships with their Concepts: Recognize that LeVar visits the Library of Seeger talks to LeVar pets...they really are loyal animals and plants live in Congress in Washington, about his special song. A friends! specific habitats; Describe D.C., and takes us on a structural adaptations of popular New York City The Adventures of Taxi Dog treasure hunt through plants and animals that street rapping group, Run by Debra and Sal Barracca, several library demonstrate a response to DMC, performs its version illustrated by Mark departments, including the their environment. of a rap-video, and a Buehner and narrated by division of maps and professional dance Vincent Gardenia, follows a The lush oasis of globes, book restoration, company tells the story of day in the life of a dog California's Indian Canyon and film. As an added “Beauty and the Beast.” befriended by a New York desert provide the setting treat, viewers meet Conan State-of-the-art computer City “cabby”. Grab a seat for this book written by the Librarian, who candidly animation, accompanied next to LeVar as he gets Richard E Albert, illustrated illustrates that librarians by the music of Philip behind the wheel of a New by Sylvia Long and may not be who or what Glass, is an added feature York City taxi cab. Laugh narrated by Franciso we think they are. Program to this musical program. as you watch the many Rivela. Number 27. Program Number 35. interesting and unusual Discover the vast Review Books: Review Books: Blackberry ways that people “hail” taxi importance of water, and Check it Out! The Book About Ink poems by Eve Merriam, cabs. Viewers will also find demonstrates how the Libraries by Gail Gibbons; pictures by Hans Wilhelm; out how a dog can be not “gift” of water can be the Commander Toad Series by Ayu and the Perfect Moon by only a best friend, but for a most important gift of all. Jane Yolen, illustrated by Donald Cox; Peter and the young girl in Colorado a Ages 9 to 11, Ages 6 to 8 Bruce Degen; Maps and Wolf adapted from the vital necessity for everyday 30 minutes, order 5-4395-IN Globes by Jack Knowlton, Musical Tale by Sergel life. Program Number 72. illustrated by Harriet Prokofiev, illustrated by Review Books: Taxi: A Book Barton. Erna Voigt. of City Words by Betsy and Ages 6-11 Ages 6-11 30 minutes, order 5-1036-IN 30 minutes, order 5-1044-IN Giulio Maestro; I Want a Dog by Dayal Kaur Khalsa; The First Dog by Jan Brett. Early Years, Ages 6 to 8, Ages 9 to 11 30 minutes, order 5-2333-IN CANADIAN LEARNING COMPANY, 95 Vansittart Avenue, Woodstock ON N4S 6E3 Tel: (800) 267-2977 Fax: (519) 537-1035 PAGE 1 Reading Rainbow Series CANADIAN LEARNING COMPANY Learning Resources Alistair's Time Machine Always My Dad Amazing Grace shelves had vanished The Reading Rainbow Series The Reading Rainbow Series The Reading Rainbow Series overnight, and the cash register stuffed full of tructures and Mechanisms xamines the wonderful, mazing Grace is a little money. Inspired by the S- Grade 2: Movement; Ecomplex and multi- Agirl who wants to be feature book, Animal Cafe Basic Concepts: describe faceted relationships that Peter Pan and refuses to let by John Stadler and different mechanisms; make everyone's family narrow thinking stand in narrated by Martin Short, describe characteristics and unique. her way. LeVar burns the midnight movement of simple Written by Sharon Dennis Written by Mary Hoffman, oil in the city that never machines; pattern of Wyeth and illustrated by illustrated by Caroline sleeps, New York. A visit to movement. Grade 3: Raul Colon, the story Binch and narrated by Times Square, a fish Stability; Grade 4: Pulleys and warmly explores a young Tyne Daly, this inspiring market, a bakery, and the Gears. girl's special relationship story takes us on a journey flower market serve as Inventing takes with her father, despite the where we meet other examples of some of the imagination and hard work fact that she does not see amazing women who have busiest “night spots” in but most of all it takes him frequently. reached beyond town. We also get a close- up look at one of the most determination. LeVar drops in on a stereotypes to pursue their dreams. In a warm and fascinating and curious Alistair's Time Machine by neighbourhood “Family night creatures - bats - the Marilyn Sadler, illustrated Day” picnic and pairs up personal interview, Oscar- winning actor Whoopi masters of night flight. by Roger Bollen, is a with a young friend in a Program Number 26. delightful story about a “Dad and Me” three-legged Goldberg shares her own boy who builds his own race. Program 121 aspirations and triumphs. Review Books: The Moon time machine. Meet a Program Number 91. by Robert Louis Stevenson, Feature Book: Always My illustrated by Denise wacky woman inventor Dad by Sharon Dennis Review Books: Roses Sing from the Stone Age, on New Snow: A Delicious Saldutti; The Dream Eater by Wyeth, Ilustrated by Raul Christian Garrison, Thomas Edison and a Colon (Apple Soup/Knopf) Tale by Paul Yee, Illustrated clever machine from the by Harvey Chan; Great illustrated by Diane Goode; HC ISBN 0-679-83447-8 Night Markets: Bringing Food future who has its own LIB ISBN 0-679-93447-2 Women in the Struggle by surprises for LeVar. Toyomi Igus, Veronica to a City by Joshua Horwitz. Viewers will also discover Review Books: Boundless Freeman Ellis, Diane Ages 6-11 30 minutes, order 5-1035-IN some children with Grace by Mary Hoffman, Patrick and Valerie Wilson creative inventions of their pictures by Caroline Binch Wesley; Mirette on the High (Dial) HC ISBN 0-8037- And Still The Turtle own, and take a look at Wire By Emily Arnold Watched some amusing inventions 1715-6 McCully The Reading Rainbow Series from the past that never Taxi! Taxi! by Cari Best, illus Ages 6-11 30 minutes, order 5-4217-IN quite made it into today's by Dale Gottlieb (Little rade 1: Characteristics and lifestyle. Program Number Brown) HC ISBN 0-316- GNeeds of Living Things 71. 09259-2 Animal Cafe The Reading Rainbow Series Grade 4: Habitats and Review Books: Find Waldo The Perfect Spot by Robert J Communities Now by Martin Handford; Blake (Philomel) HC ISBN 0- sneak peak at the This Native American tale The Many Lives of Benjamin 399-22132-8 excitement of a city A by Sheila MacGill-Callahan Franklin by Aliki; What Does Ages 6 to 8, Ages 9 to 11 that's “open all night,” recounts the timeless it Do? Inventions Then and 30 minutes, order 5-4482-IN shows that while some of message of our Now by Daniel Jacobs. us are drifting off into responsibility to nature and Early Years, Ages 6 to 8, Ages 9 to sleep, others are just 11 our environment. 30 minutes, order 5-2332-IN beginning their day. LeVar explores various What really happens ways that children and during the late night hours adults are working well into the wee hours of together to protect and the morning? That's the preserve the earth. question Maxwell Program Number 99. pondered one morning Ages 6-11 each week when he found 30 minutes, order 5-4218-IN the food on his shop CANADIAN LEARNING COMPANY, 95 Vansittart Avenue, Woodstock ON N4S 6E3 Tel: (800) 267-2977 Fax: (519) 537-1035 PAGE 2 Reading Rainbow Series CANADIAN LEARNING COMPANY Learning Resources Appelemando's Dreams Barn Dance! of a kindergartner and her Dorling Kindersley Ltd; The Reading Rainbow Series The Reading Rainbow Series father who change places Introduction to Musical in life. Lots of people wish Instruments Series: Brass/ ritten by Patricia ood music and great they could trade places Percussion/Strings/Woodwin WPolacco and narrated Gdancing make us feel with someone else. Jason ds Dee Lillegard. by Michael Learned, happy and foot-stomping Hardman, age 12, Ages 6-11, Closed Captioned Appelemando's Dreams is bluegrass music is an dreamed of running a 30 minutes, order 5-4057-IN the story of a little boy American original.
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