JoAnne Buggey's Books

Eight articles debate the Palestinian/Israeli conflict, focusing on the Palestinian right to a homeland, the treatment of Palestinians by the Israelis, the role of the United States in the conflict, and if peace is possible.

New Features: clear examples are given on how to use QRI-3 in reading intervention and testing to demonstrate student growth; two new diagnostic options are illustrated to help teachers assess students' reading levels; new high school passages - representing typical text found in literature, social studies, and science texts - are included, aiding teachers in assessing struggling readers at the secondary level; numerous passages have been added for pre-primer to grade 3 levels."--BOOK JACKET.

Pro & con viewpoints are presented about such topics as family planning & the problems of overpopulation.

Readers learn to apply critical thinking skills to distinguish between facts and opinions in arguments about society's attitude toward the homeless and the best way to help them.

Introduces the concept of culture; develops skills and criteria for identifying levels of cultural complexity; focuses on anthropology, sociology.

Presents opposing viewpoints on the subject of crime and how it may be affected by poverty, genetics, drug use, and easy access to guns.

Pro and con viewpoints are presented on issues related to world hunger, its causes, and possible solutions.

Presents opposing viewpoints on pollution and its effects on the atmosphere, water, and people of the planet.

The Awesome Agriculture A to Z books introduce young readers to agriculture by providing basic information about the seven major food sources: Cattle, Corn, Dairy, Pigs, Poultry, Soybeans, and Wheat. The information is presented simply and to the point. Readers learn where these foods come from, how they are used, and their relationship to the economy, the environment, and energy consumption. Using twenty letters in the alphabet to identify informational points gives the A to Z books a unity and provide a handy summary, from book to book, of the most important things a child should know about the seven food sources. To make the A to Z books fun to read, stylized caricatures of food products will talk directly to the children by means of a cartoon dialog ballon. The caricatures will help explain what is shown on the page or ask thoughtful questions that relate directly to the visual material.

Presents opposing viewpoints about the value of having zoos and keeping animals in them.

Offers viewpoints of police brutality, discussing its pervasiveness, how it can be stopped, and stereotypes associated with it, and includes critical thinking activities

Starting with the letter A, each page contains a letter of the alphabet, a word about corn beginning with that letter, with a picture and information to help you understand that word.

Shows through words and pictures the many uses of soybeans.

Presents opposing viewpoints on what effects toxic wastes have on the environment. Includes critical thinking skill activities.

Presents opposing viewpoints on various aspects of nuclear power, including the questions of whether it is necessary, safe, or desired by people in this country.

Book's by JoAnne Buggey

The Palestinian Conflict

The Palestinian Conflict

Qualitative Reading Inventory, 3

Qualitative Reading Inventory, 3

Population

Population

The Homeless

The Homeless

Inquiring about Cultures: Teacher's guide

Inquiring about Cultures: Teacher's guide

Causes of Crime

Causes of Crime

Hunger

Hunger

Pollution

Pollution

Soybeans

Soybeans

The Palestinian Conflict

The Palestinian Conflict

Zoos

Zoos

Police Brutality

Police Brutality

Awesome Agriculture

Awesome Agriculture

Soybeans in the Story of Agriculture

Soybeans in the Story of Agriculture

Toxic Wastes

Toxic Wastes

Nuclear Power

Nuclear Power

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