New Releases by Barbara Baker

Perfectly pitched to toddlers, this hand-sized book introduces Anna—exuberant, strong- willed, and lovable. In Anna’s Book, Anna wants Mommy to read her new book again and again. When Mommy has to get back to work, Anna satisfies herself by reading the book to her teddy—again and again.Developmentally right on the mark for toddlers’ concerns and attention spans, these books feature adorable art that reinforces the simple text. Like Anna, toddlers will ask for the Anna books again and again.

Little Martin misbehaves when his mother asks him to eat his eggs, share his toys, and play fairly with other children.

Presents touching stories that showed America''s indomitable spirit as the United States fought for life and liberty during World War II.

This textbook emphasises a hands-on, multimethod, interdisciplinary approach to behavioural research. This edition uses particularly strong observational approaches.

Liza hates third grade because she is separated from her best friend and she has mean Mrs. Rumford as her teacher, until she begins to make new friends.

Members of a bear family have a busy day baking bread, making pictures, eating crayons, and eating the bread.

Whatever your diagnosis, whether you are suffering from a genetic disorder, such as haemophilia or cancer or mental illness, if you have been ill for many months, or even years, there are problems that you are likely to encounter. Do you feel isolated and cut off from your friends? Do you struggle to make ends meet? Are you constantly in pain? This book tackles all these problems and more, pointing you towards the best sources of help, and providing both practical and emotional support in a difficult time.

Liza is convinced third grade is going to be great until she gets to school that first day and everything starts going wrong.

One Saturday a family of bears enjoys such activities as getting up one by one, going to the park, and eating spaghetti for lunch.

Four episodes in the friendship of Digby the dog and Kate the cat, who enjoy each other''s company.

Clair feels less homesick after Grandmother reads a favorite story and introduces a new friend.

Many favorite puzzles -- crossword, anagram, find-a-word, and more -- featuring Maine themes and facts. All skill levels.

Frustrated by life in a crowded housing project, Emma longs for a room of her own but, because of family circumstances, must settle for far less.

A listing with full details of resources for teaching 33 languages, including Auslan and Australian Sign Language, available to primary and secondary students in Australia. Resources are listed by language and by title and there is a title and a descriptor index. The ASLLP database, which is the basis of this listing, is a subset of the NLLIA resources database.

During the events of one weekend, Walter and his younger sister, Annie, come to appreciate each other.

A curriculum teaching children conflict solving skills.