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Synopsis
"Simple text and color photographs introduce different kinds of people patterns"--Provided by publisher.
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About the Author
CAPTAIN BENJAMIN BUCHHOLZ was the 2-127th Infantry Battalion's civil affairs officer during deployment. He works full time for the Wisconsin National Guard as the 2-127th's training officer. A widely published writer of fiction and nonfiction, Ben lives in Brandon, Wisconsin, with his wife, Angie, and sons Wesley and Jack.
STAFF SERGEANT JOSEPH STREETER has been a member of the Wisconsin Army National Guard for over twelve years. While deployed in Iraq he served as a squad leader in the 2-127th's C Company. He also works as the system administrator at the Wisconsin Joint Force Headquarters and runs a sports photography business. He lives in Madison.
LIEUTENANT NATHAN OLSON has been a member of the Wisconsin National Guard for more than sixteen years. During his time in Iraq he served as a platoon leader in C Company, 2-127th Infantry. He also works for the Wisconsin National Guard as the environmental assessment and reports manager for the state. Nathan and his wife, Ann, own an event and portrait photography business in Columbus, Wisconsin.
Review
A referee s shirt is an obvious choice for demonstrating people patterns, as are marching bands and a set of triplets, but how about a pair of fancy painted fingernails? These are but a few of the techniques employed to aid the reader in discovering patterns in real life. Once patterns are very simply defined, the text takes the reader on a colorful romp to find the patterns created by the things people wear and the things people do. Young readers will likely not realize that their fun-filled read, which uses full-page, full-color photography and clear, simple text, is actually helping them build foundational math skills. Using full-page, full-color photography and clear, simple text, young readers will likely not realize that their fun-filled read is actually helping them build foundational math skills. Geared toward first grade level readers, this book in the A+ series will appeal to pre-kindergarten students through second graders. Like most in the nonfiction genre, the book s format includes a table of contents, glossary, and index. Bonus features include a bibliography, a guide to internet sites, and people pattern facts sections. --Childrens Literature, January 2007
############################################################################################################################################################################################################################################################### --Library Media Connection; Vol. 26, No. 2; Page 89, October 2007
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