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Alexander is looking for a snack that tastes great. His friends, the fruit in the basket on the kitchen table, want him to eat a snack that is good for his body. With so many delicious snacking choices, what should Alexander do? Alexander teaches your child the importance of a healthy snack. It's a book of fun, but learning is top priority. Children, parents, and educators have voted this a great book. (Hardback, 8 1/2 in x 11 1/2 in, 40 pages) Book Includes * Fun story focusing on the importance of making the correct nutritional choices * Bright, colorful illustrations featuring Alexander and his many friends * Nutritional information resource pages that help meet health teaching requirements * Fruit salad recipe included for a wonderful hands-on learning activity "Give love. Give time. Give joy. Give books."
Alexander Enjoys His Fruits & Vegetables (flipbook containing Alexander and the Great Food Fight and Alexander and the Great Vegetable Feud) Wow, now it is a flipbook! 2 books under one Laminated Paper Cover. Alexander and the Great Food Fight is on one side. When you reach the center of the book, you will find another story upside down. Flip it over and enjoy, Alexander and the Great Vegetable Feud. Two fun stories in one book. Written by Linda J. Hawkins Color Illustrations throughout by Jennifer D. Bowles Trade Paperback, 8 1/2 in x 11 in, 80 pages, two recipes, nutrition charts For children ages 3 - 12 ISBN: 0-9742806-4-X Alexander's Enrichment Activities This activity book was designed for parents and educators to use in conjunction with each of the Alexander books. Author's Viewpoint "It's time to take control of my health!" I said, when my body refused to process starches and sugars properly. For several years my food intake was a daily challenge, but through research and self-education, I'm living a much healthier life. I've gone from not having enough strength to buckle my seatbelt, to walking a ten mile walk-a-thon. Allow this book to become apart of your family's health resource. Alexander's Read & Sing-A-Long CD Are you looking for a fun way to teach children good nutritional choices? Children can really get a good grasp on nutrition while at the same time be totally entertained by the loveable food characters in this Alexander's Read & Sing-A-Long. Children will think they are only having fun, yet important information is being absorbed into their active little brains. Listen and allow the fun times to begin! What the professionals are saying about Alexander and the Great Food Fight: Pam Merrick, Adminstrative Specialist III, Nutrition and Health Services "The State of Kentucky's educational field is always looking for quality materials to help in all aspects of learning. We are pleased to inform you that your nutritional books: Alexander and the Great Food Fight, Alexander and the Great Vegetable Feud, and Alexander Enjoys his Fruits and Vegetables are superb teaching tools. These books are now being used throughout the state." Hsin Chang, M.D., Pediatrics Unit, Huntington Beach, CA "I would recommend this book because of the good decision making it conveys... The colorful characters are something children will enjoy as they learn." Marianne Bates, teacher & librarian, Sandy, Utah "I think this book would be useful in health/nutrition programs in the primary grades... with a good hands on activity." Don Johnson, Cardiac Nurse Liaison, The Heart Institute, Bowling Green, KY "This book is excellent for parents and children who want to make healthful choices." "Seeing cardiac diseases daily and knowing that eating habits, good or bad, develop early in life, but become apparent only in later years. We realize prevention is imperative! A great start for children is healthy eating." "...A fun story, for an impressionable age with excellent reference charts." "The information in this book is needed as children start developing good habits." Paul E. Patton, Frankfort, Kentucky "The concept of combining good nutritional information with an interesting story for children should prove most valuable. Maybe adults will get a good lesson from the book, too." |
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