DOCUMENT RESUME ED 095 692 EC 062 832 TITLE Supplementary Books: Selected by Committees of Supervisors and Teachers. Lists Approved for 1974. INSTITUTION Cincinnati Public Schools, Ohio. PUB DATE [74] NOTE 424p. EDRS PRICE MF-$0.75 HC-$19.80 PLUS POSTAGE DESCRIPTORS Aurally Handicapped; *Bibliographies; *Childrens Books; Educable Mentally Handicapped; *Exceptional Child Education; *Handicapped Children; Speech Handicapped; Visually Handicapped IDENTIFIERS *Cincinnati ABSTRACT This extensive list of supplementary books selected by a committee of teachers and supervisors of the Cincinnati public schools includes books for the pre-kindergarten through grade 6 level, grades 4 through 12, special education, and elementary teacher reference. Books are organized by subject area within broad age ranges, and by disability area within special education. Usually provided are the order number, author, title and date of publication, reading level, grade or appropriate use, and unit price. Provided in the special education section are books in subject areas such as language arts and occupational education for the educable mentally retarded, books for children and teachers for the blind and partially sighted, children's books and dictionaries as well as teacher reference materials fcr the deaf and hard of hearing, and books for children and teachers in the area of speech and hearing therapy. (DB) SUPPLEMENTARY BOOKS U S OEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. EOUCATION i WELFARE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMUNT HAS BEEN REPRO DuL Fp FAA( iL Y AS RECEIVED FROM THE PERSON OW ORGANIZATION ORIGIN AT:NG IT POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRE SENT OF I ITIAT NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF Selected by Committees of EMI ATION POSITION OR POLICY It Supervisors and Teachers I II I LISTS APPROVED FOR 1974 0 rl CINCINNATI PUBLIC SCHOOLS 230 EAST NINTH STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO 45202 SUPPLEMENTARY BOOKS Selected by Committees of Supervisors and Teachers Lists Approved for 1974 Cincinnati Public Schools 230 East Ninth Street Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 14( CONTENTS FOREWORD SUPPLEMENTARY BOOKS COMMxim vii GUIDE TO USE OF L/BT AND KEY TO SYMBOLS...... ix Part One PRE-KINDERGARTEN -- GRADE 6 Pre- Kindergarten - Kindergarten 3 Primary: Grades 1 - 3 35 Health: Grades 4 - 6 135 Language Arts: Grades 4 - 6 . 143 Mathematics: Grades 4 - 6 205 Science: Grades 4 - 6 221 Social Studies: Grades 4 - 6 251 Part Two GRADES 4 - 12 Art and Crafts: Grades 4 - 12 295 Music: Grades 4 - 12 307 Physical Education: Grades 4 - 12 325 Part Three SPECIAL EDUCATION Educable Mentally Retarded 341 Blind and Partially Sighted 375 Deaf and Hard of Hearing 377 Speech and Hearing Therapy 384 Part Four ELEMENTARY TEACHER REFERENCE 391 PUBLISHER CODE LIST 427 iii FOREWORD For several years it has been the practice of the Cincinnati Public Schools to appraise carefully the books published annually by the various companies supplying printed supplementary materials for school use, and to select from them the books best suited to our needs. The selections now comprise this Supplementary Books List for pre-kindergarten through grade six. The books are authorized for purchase for schools on their requisitions and charged against their supplementary books allotment in the budget. A committee. reconstituted each year, but continuing from year to year with a majority of the same personnel, has conducted this appraisal.For the school year 1973-74 the committee was composed of the persons listed by sub-committee on the following pages. The sub-committees, covering all fields, examine the books suggested by teachers, principals, and supervisors, as well as those submitted by publishers. In appraising books, the commiAees keep in mind points such as the following: Authe.4.1city of information, literary quality, attractiveness to children, and the reading levels of children in each grade. Titles cited for purchase in sets are retained on the list from year to year until such time as a committee elects to drop them. Single titles of which two or fewer copies are ordered, system wide, in two succeeding years are dropped at the end of the two years. A committee, however, may reinstate a title in the succeeding year. Committees annually revise their individual lists in whole or in part. Effort is made to standardize the format. coding, instructions, etc. of the various subject lists, but the organization of the titles within each list confirms to the wishes of the committee. The committee arranges the books in the list in whatever way it believes will best satisfy instructional needs and be most serviceable to teachers who use the lists as requisition sheets at the time of the annual supple- mentary books order. In the areas which cross over elementary and secondary levels, the books have been coded and are included in the catalog. Supplementary books for use in secondary schools are reviewed under the direction of the supervisors in the various subject areas.While details in the techniques used in evaluation may vary somewhat, the general procedures vsed by each area are similar. Preliminary screening of supplementary books is the responsibility of the supervisors. The opinions of teachers concerning specific books are sought whenever the nature of the book suggests need for specialized or specific review. When approved, the books are added to the Supplementary Books Lists for that particular subject. At least once a year copies of the list of newly added titles are sent by the supervisors to the teachers concerned and to the librarian in each secondari school. All lists except those for courses in the social studies include recommendations for books for purchase in single copies or sets; lists fcr social studies recommend only books considered appropriate and useful in sets. Supervisors may also call specific titles to the attention of the teachers in a given school. The teachers and librarian then assume the responsibility of preparing the list of books to be purchased for their particular school. SUPPLEMENTARY BOOKS COMMITTEE 1973-1974 Paul J. Lee, Secretary - Professional Library Pre-Kindergarten - Kindergarten Betty Robinson, Chairman Education Center Mildred Jeggle. Chase Gay Genske, Adviser Education Center Pauline Lutes Fairview Lois Holtman Bramble Betty Vandewalle Kilgour Ray Dornsife Kennedy Virginia Vaughn Sands Myrtie Grace Hays Primary_- Grades 1 - 3 Adelaide Baxter, Chairman Oakley Charles Fryer Whittier Alberta Wftrdlaw, Adviser Education Center Joan Miller Heberle Lois Daley Eastern Hills Diane Young Parham Marsha Frazier Washington Park Emma Zimmerman Osage Health - Grades 4 - 6 Mike Pastura, Chairman Mt. Washington Marcus Jordon Peas lee Barbara Worrel, Adviser Education Center Mary Phillips Sayler Park Ruth Housen Rockdale Gary Wilkins Mt. Airy Language Arts- Grades 4 - 6 Charles Kirby, Chairman Heberle Clifford Jenkins Carson Robert Gazaway, Adviser Education Center Betty Turner College Hill Patricia Davis Windsor Linda Weik Whittier Ruth Hawkins Kirby Road Science - Grades - 6 Rufus Wheeler, Chairman Kirby Road Hurley Phillips Cummins Kenneth Wilson, Adviser Education Center Janet Rebman Central Fairmount John Farres Fairview Mary Schneider Pleasant Ridge Janet Greer Westwood Barbara Weisenfelder Vine Social Studies - Grades 4 - 6 Mary :'ehackmann, Chairman Carson Helena Dorsey Rockdale Mary Lewis, Adviser Education Center Marcella Valin Silverton Dorothy Brown Oakley Lottie Walters North Avondale Mathematics - Grades 4 - 6 Annette LeBowski, Chairman Pleasant Ridge Janet Parker Winton Ter'ace Janet Morgan, Adviser Education Center Diane Salt Westwood Mildred Headley Education Center Raymond Smith Washington Betty Milligan Education Center Nancy Wiethe Hyde Park vii Art and Crafts - Grades 4 - 12 Kenneth Norvell, Chairman Lyon Dean Colville Oakley Donald Sowell, Adviser Education Center Jack Mueller Whithrow Bobby Brewer Cutter Nadine Roberts Heberle Sharon Cole Clifton Danny Zerkel College Hill Music - Grades 4- 12 Josephine Barker, Chairman Merry Jr. H.S. Rosemary Koepfle Washington Robert McSpadden, Adviser Education Center Sondra Philippart Mt. Airy John W. Worrel, Adviser Education Center Sherrie Turner Taft JaAnn Garner Silverton Ada Walton Madisonville Physical Education - Grades 4 - 12 Marie DeLyons, Chairman Withrow Dennis McNeal Silverton Rudolph Memmel, Adviser Education Center Larry Maxwell Carson Jerome Fernbacher Chase Werner Schmalfuss Courter Alan Jamison Burdett Paul Tuerck Eastern Hills Nyoka Johnston Peoples Special Education: Primary - Intermediate - Secondary Educable Mentally Retarded Bob tetchell, Chairman Education Center Wilson Gamble Western Hills Harold Powell, Chairman Education Center Robert Bolter Withrow Barbara Perkins, Adviser Education Center Phillip Murdock Columbian Glenda Bauer Kirby Road Ken Murdock Education Center Deloris Blackwell Guilford James Sowder Heinold Dorothy Foster Covedale Warren Spicer Winton Terrace Blind and Partially Sighted Mary Pinkelton, Adviser Education Center Marilyn Meckes Gamble Jr. H.S. Barbara Galligan Washington Park Carol Rhyner Washington Park Deaf and Hard of Hearing Dolores Miles, Adviser Education Center Gary Mullinger Clifton Bertha Edwards Clifton Joyce Kapp Merry Jr. H.S. Ruth Gandenberger Clifton Janet Seely Losantiville Robert Miles Woodward Nan Wel& Clifton Spee.h and Hearing Therapy Betty Mouk, Adviser Education Center Linda Payton Lincoln Coeany Drummer Washington Sandra Uhl Bond Hill Renee Gold Westwood Elementary Teacher Reference Posomary McNeeve, Chairman Bramble Sandy Jones Roselawn Olive