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Title: <-!>The Desert Alphabet Book <+@><:s><:#284,9360> <+@><:#289,9360><+!>2. Author: <-!>Jerry Pallotta <+@><:#289,9360><+!> <-!><+!>Illustrator: <-!>Mark Astrella <+@><:s><:#284,9360> <+@><:#289,9360><+!>3. Publisher: <-!>Charlsebridge, 1994 <+@><:s><:#289,9360><+!> ISBN<-!><+!>: <-!>0-88106-472-6 <+@><:s><:#284,9360><+!> <+@><:s><:#289,9360><+!>4. Curriculum Developer: <-!>Myndee Moulton <+@><:s><:#284,9360> <+@><:#1425,9360><+!>5. Summary: <-!>This is a beautiful picture book that uses each of the letters from the alphabet to tell an interesting fact about something from the desert. It includes plants, animals and landforms. It is written in a format which is easy to under stand that is both entertaining and informational. Most of the facts that it talks about are things that are very unusual that most people are unaware of. It tells about ways that plants and animals have adapted to extreme heat and a dry climate. <+@><:s><:#284,9360> <+@><:s><:#1425,9360><+!>6. Social Studies Relevance<-!><+!>: <-!>This book deals mostly with geography. It could be used to further learning because it tells about how things must adapt to survive in a region that receives less than 10% rainfall per year. Students could be gin to use map skills, and identify similarities and differences from the environment in which they live. This book could help students learn about different ways of life in a different region of the world. <+@><:s><:#284,9360> <+@><:s><:#289,9360><+!>7. Grade Level Focus: <-!>Grades 1-2 <+@><:s><:#284,9360> <+@><:s><:#289,9360><+!>8. Relationship to Social Studies State Core: <-!> <+@><:s><:#284,9360> * Categorize items of information that are similar from those that are different. <+@><:s><:#284,9360> * Recall facts from stories or reports. <+@><:s><:#284,9360> * Understand that where they live influences how they live. <+@><:s><:#568,9360> * Demonstrate how the geographic features, climate conditions, and natural resources influence how they live. <+@><:s><:#284,9360> * Identify map symbols that represent real things. <+@><:s><:#284,9360> * Identify the meaning of symbols on simple picture maps. <+@><:s><:#284,9360> * Participate in group writings, charts, diaries, and letters. <+@><:s><:#284,9360> * Locate and use social studies materials in the classroom library and media center. <+@><:#284,9360> > [Embedded] 00007103