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AUTHOR Bossung, Esther L.TITIFE .

The World of Work: Vocational Education in ElementarySchools.

INSTITUTION Louisville Public Schools, Ky.PUB DATE 31 Jul 72NOTE 19p.

EDRS PRICE MF-$0.75 HC$1.50 PLUS POSTAGEDESCRIPTORS *Annotated Bibliographies; Audiovisual Aids; *Career

Education; Classroom Materials; Ecology; *EconomicEducation; *Elementary Grades; *InstructionalMaterials; Social Studies

ABSTRACTThe document is an annotated listing of career

education materials at the elementary level which were on display in1972 in the Instructional Materials Center of the Louisville Board ofEducation Exhibit Library. Books, worktexts, picture collections,flannel board materials, recordings, and transparencies are included.The materials deal with such areas as: work and workers; vocationsand careers; transportation in the city; economics; money and how weuse it; cities, communities, and needs; guidance; pollution; andconservation of resources. The materials develop such basic economicconcepts as: (1) man has unlimited needs and wants, but limitedresources; (2) due to limited resources, man must continually makechoices between his needs and wants; (3) money is imperative in acomplex society; (4) man is both a consumer and a producer of goodsand services; (5) today's economy requires specialization forefficiency; (6) specialization increases the need forinterdependence; (7) a successful economy makes the best use of land,labor, and capital. Publishers and prices are included.(Author/AJ)

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EXHIBIT LIBRARYINSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS CENTER

Louisville Board of Education

Prepared byEsther L. Bossung

Assistant in Curriculum

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TO: TEACHERS, PRINCIPALS, LIBRARIANS, AND SUPERVISORS OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

SUBJECT: THE WORLD OF WORKVOCATIONAL EDUCATION IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

DATE: JULY 31, 1972

The instructional materials listed for vocational educationelementary schools are displayed in the Exhibit Library forevaluation. Books,'worktexts, picture collections, flannelrecordings, and transparencies are included.

The list includes materials about the following:

WORK AND WORKERS, VOCATIONS AND CAREERSTRANSPORTATION IN THE CITYECONOMICSMONEY AND HOW WE USE ITCITIES, COMMUNITIES, AND NEEDSGUIDANCEPOLLUTIONCONSERVATION OF RESOURCES

programs in theexamination andboard materials,

The materials listed develop such Basic Economic Concepts ass

U S DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,EDUCATION & WELFARENATIONAL INSTITUTE OF

EDUCATIONtHIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCE() ExACtLY AS ktcEIVVD FROMtut, REkSON 3k ORGANIZATION OrtitliNMING It OrpNiC or viFVV OR OPINIONSStA t EL DO HOT NECESSAIM V ktPkrSENT OFPIci 11 NATIONAL iNstitu ft 01EOUCAtION POSitiON ok POLICY

1, Man has unlimited needs and wants, but limited resources.2. Due to limited resources, man must continually make choices

between his needs and wants.

3, Money (a medium of exchange) is imperative in a complex society,

4, Man is both a consumer and producer of goods and services.5, Today's economy requires specialization for efficiency.

6. Specialization increases the need for interdependence.7, A successful economy makes the best use of land, labor, and

capital,

You are invited to examine these materials.

Arproved: Mr. J. M, MeisburgChairman, Instructional Services

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WORK AND WORKERS VOCATIONS AND CAREERSO

Adler, Irving and Ruth, MACHINES (The Reason Why Series). John Day Oompany,

1965, ,

Useful with older, reluctant readers.Illustrated with two-color drawings on almost every page.

Barr, Jene, COMMUNITY HELPERS SERIES, Albert Whitman and Company, 1962.

ILE

GOOD MORNING, TEACHERDAN THE WEATHERMANBEN'S BUSY SERVICE STATION

MR. MAILMANReading level, Grades 2-3

MIKE THE MILKMANPOLICEMAN PAULBAKER BILL

Bendick, Jeannie et al, FIRST BOOKS. Franklin Watts, Inc., 1971.

AIRPLANES, BendickHOSPITALS, CoyHOW TO FIX IT, BerkLUMBERING, RichMECHANICAL DRAWING, MeyerMINING, MarkurNEWS, Epstein

NURSES, KayPHOTOGRAPHY, HokeSPACE TRAVEL, BendickTELEVISION, StoddardTIME, BendickTOOLS, LibertyTRAINS, Hamilton

Each $2.25

Each $3.75

Blough, Glenn O., BASIC SCIENCE EDUCATION SERIES. Harper & Row, 1961.

DOING WORK, Grades 2-3 MACHINES, Grades 4-6 Each $

Bowmar Records, BEST IN CHILDREN'S LITERATURE. Bowmar Records, 1963,

CL 11 - COMMUNITY HELPERS.CL 10 - TRANSPORTATION Each $4.95

Buchheimer, Naomi et al, COMMUNITY HELPER BOOKS. G. P. Putnam's Sons, 1966.

I KNOW A FIREMANI KNOW A GARAGEMANI KNOW A HOUSE BUILDERI KNOW A LIBRARIANI KNOW A MAYOR

I KNOW A BANK TELLERI KNOW A NURSEI KNOW A POLICEMANI KNOW A POSTMANI KNOW A TEACHER

A rew program designed for first and second graders who are applyingtheir beginning knowledge of reading to studying about and identifying

with their immediate environment. The subject matter is confined to

very simple introductions to essential community services. All books

are illustrated with lively cOlor drawings throughout and contain

helpful picture glossaries, Each $2.86,

Buchheimer, Naomi et al, Igls co (1966,LET'S GO TO A BAKERYLET'S -.10 TO A BAIT(

LET'S GO TO A CITY HALLLET'S GO TO A CIRCUS

JOMMUNITY BOOKS, G. P. Putnam's Sons,

LET'S GO TO THE LIBRARYLET'S GO TO A NEWSPAPERLET'S GO TO A POLICE STATIONLETS GO TO A POST OFFICE

(Continued)

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WORK AND WORKERS, VOCATIONS AND CAREERS

(Continued)LET'S'GO TO A DAIRYLET'S GO TO A DENTIST'LET'S GO TO'A FIREHOUSELET'S GO TO A GARAGELET'S GO TO A HOSPITAL

Reading level, Grades 2-4,Interest level, Grades 1-5.Full-color sound filmstrips

Buchheime , Naomi et al, LET'S

G. P. utnam's Sons, 15757

LET'S GO TO AN AIRPORTLET'S GO TO A HARBORLET'S GO TO A TRUCK TERMINALReading level, Grades 2-.

LET'S GO TO A SANITATION DEPARTMENTLET'S GO TO A SCHOOLLET'S GO TO STOP AIR POLLUTIONLET'S GO,TO A SUPERMARKETLET'S GO TO WATCH A BUILDING GO UP

avallable with this series. Each $2.68

GO TRANSPORTATION AND COMMUNICATION BOOKS.

LET'S GO TO BUILD A SUSPENSION BRIDGELET'S GO TO THE TELEPHONE COMPANYLET'S GO TO A TELEVISION'STATIONInterest level, Grades 1-5, Each $2.68

Buehr, Walter, THE FIRST BOOK OF MACHINES, Franklin Watts, Inc., 1962,

This First Book tells how modern machines help do the world's work.The author discusses a wide selection of today's machines - modern

. glass blowers, internal combustion engines, millers and grinders,

presses and saws, graders and cranes, and dozens of others.

Automation is also discussed.

Butler, Roger et al, LET'S GO INDUSTRY BOOKS, G. P. PutntTI's Sons.

LET'S GO TO AN AUTOMOBILE FACTORYLET'S GO TO A CLOTHING FACTORYLET'S GO TO A DAMReading level, Grades 2-4.

LET'S GO TO A FARMLET'S GO TO A STEEL MILLLET'S GO TO A WORLD'S FAIRInterest level, Grades 1-5.

Each $2.68

Busby, Edith, WHAT DOES A LIBRARIAN DO? Dodd, Mead & Company, Inc., 1963.

The varied activities of today's librarians and many ways in which

they are helpful to readers of all ages and kind!:. Many photographs

illustrate the text. ha/

Chandler, Edna Walker, TOM LOGAN SERIES. Benefic Press, 1970

PONY RIDER $2.60 GOLD TRAIN $2.80

TALKING WIRE $2.60 GOLD NUGGET $3.00

TRACK BOSS $2.80 CATTLE CARS $3.00

CATTLE DRIVE $2.80 STAGE COACH DRIVER $3.00

SECRET TUNNEL $2,80 CIRCUS TRAIN $3.00Complete Set of 10 Titles $21.30

Chapin, Cynthia, NEWS TRAVELS - LOCAL COMMULICATIONJ. Albert Whitman and

Company, 1967. $2.25

Cook, David C,, HOME AND COMMUNITY HELPER (Picture and Flannel Board Packet).

David C. Cook-Ta71077)71577757. kJ=

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Elting, Mary, MACHINES AT W- ORK, Harvey House, Inc., 1969,

A lucid, concise description of man's mechanical inventions forpushing, digging, lifting in action, Well placed, colorful,

accurate pi.....:tures, Ages 8 up, Grades 3-6, lugFeigenbaum, Lawrence et al, FOLLETT BEGINNING SOCIAL STUDIES BOOKri,

Follett Educational Corporation, 19 5,

THIS IS A NEWSPAPERTHIS IS A DEPARTMENT STORETHIS IS AN AIRPORTIdeal for independent reading by primary children, Can be incorporatedIn basic reading programs to expand vocabularies and improve word

attack skills. Excellent supplemental material for use with any social

studies program. Contain accurate, easy-to-read information about many

areas of study. The high-interest stories, both fiction and non-fiction, are also appealing to older children with reading difficulties.

Each $2.00

Gadsden, Allonia, CONCEPT PICTURE PUZZLES AND CHARTS: EXPLORATIONS IN

BEGINNING SOCIAL STUDIES. Harcourt, Brace & World, 19&7,

Titles of Puzzles:THE FAMILY AT HOMECOOKIE BREAKLITTLE BUILDERS

This Kit consists of:6 - ia" x 134" Full-Color Puzzles6 - Full-Color 14" x 18" Poster ReplicasPlastic Storage TrayTeacher's Manual

A VISIT TO THE SUPERMARKETA VISIT WITH THE DOCTORA VISIT WITH THE FIREMEN

Eachof the Puzzles Each

EachEach

Complete Kit $19.50,

Goldreich, Gloria and Esther, WHAT CAN SHE BE? A VETERINARIAN. Lothrop,

Lee & Shepard Company, 1972.

Ages 4-10.

Greene, Carla, I WANT TO BE BOOKS. Childrens Press

I WANT TO BE A (AN). .

AIRPLANE HOSTESSANIMAL DOCTORARCHITECTBAKERBALLET DANCERBANK TELLERBASEBALL PLAYERBASKETBALL PLAYERBEAUTY OPERATORBUS DRIVERCARPENTERCOAL MINERCOWBOYDAIRY PAhMERDENTISTDOCTOR

FARMERFIREMANFISHERMANFOOTBALL PLAYERFORESTERHOMEMAKERLIBRARIANMECHANICMUSICIANNEWS REPORTERNURSEORANGE GROWERPILOTPOLICEMANPOSTMANRESTAURANT OWNER

g.11.21

1962,

Complete Set $117,12ROAD-BUILDERSALES CLERKSCIENTISTSECRETARYSERVICE STATION

ATTENDANTSHIP CAPTAINSPACE PILOTSTOREKEEPERTAXI DRIVERTEACHERTELEPHONE OPERATORTRAIN ENGINEERTRUCK DRIVERWAITRESSWEATHERMANZOO-KEEPER Each

4

5

Goldman, Rita and Dyra, Frances, I WANT TO BF LANGUAGE SKILLS NOTEBOOK.Childrens Press, 1968, $2.44

Grosseck, Joyce, THE FARM (Information Classroom Picture Series.) FidelerVisual Teaching, 1967.

24 Plates, Size 91" x 12 3/16", Grp des 2-3. 2*95

Grossman, Ruth H. and Michaelis, John SCHOOLS, FAMILIES NEIGHBORHOODS.

Field Educational Publications, 1969.-

Teacher's Guide/Study Prints - $117.00Records/Filmstrips - $48.00Teacher's Guide $15.00Schools Around the World, Filmstrip - $9.99Families Around the World, Filmstrip - $9.99Neighbors Around the World, Filmstrip - $9.99Schools Around the World, Record Album - $6.99Families Around the World, Record Album - $6.99Neighbors Around the World, Record Album - $6.99

Harris, Leon, BEHIND THE SCENES. Lippincott, 1972.

BEHIND THE SCENES IN A CAR FACTORYBEHIND THE SCENES IN A DEPARTMENT STOREBEHIND THE SCENES OF TELEVISION PROGRAMS

Complete Kit 115.00

Each $3.50

Harrison, George R., THE FIRST BOOK OF ENERGY. Franklin Watts, Inc., 1965.

Instructo Corporation, THE NEGRO FAMILY (Flannel Board Set). Instructo

Corporation, 1968.

Family Living. Social Guidance. Provides room settings and props forrecreating family scenes in the home, store, and outdoors. Illustrates

these members of the family: mother, father, sisters, brothers, baby,

aunt, uncle, and grandparents. . $3.15

Johnson, Gladys 00 JIMMIES THE YOUNGEST ERRAND BOY. T. S. Denison, 1967.

A story showing the reward for patience and thoughtfulness.Ages 7 to 11. Interest level, first to fourth grade.Reading level, fourth grade. ILL

Kohn, Bernice, COMPUTERS AT YOUR SERVICE, Prentice-Hall, 1962. ihnMaher, John E. and Symmes, a, Stowell, LEARNING ABOUT PEOPLE WORKING FOR YOU.

Franklin Watts, Inc., 1969.

Elementary Economics. A treatment of interdependence in our economy.Economists Maher and Symmes show how goods and services are producedby both private concerns and government. They trace the moderntrends in our economy and their effect upon our society. Grade; 4-6.

0.50,

;arnell, ames, LiVB iii DAY Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1966,A Crowell Holiday Book

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Mead, et al, THE PROFESSIONS AND WHAT THEY DO BOOKS. Franklin Watts, Inc,,

1965.

ANTHROPOLOGISTS AND WHAT THEY DOARCHAEOLOGISTS AND WHAT THEY DOTHE CLERGY AND WHAT THEY DODOCTORSAND WHAT THEY DOENGINEERS AND WHAT THEY DOFOREST FIRE FIGHTERS AND WHAT THEY DOFORESTERS AND WHAT THEY DOGEOGRAPHERS AND WHAT THEY DOLAWYERS AND WHAT THEY DONUCLEAR SUBMARINE SKIPPERS AND WHAT THEY DONURSES AND WHAT THEY DOOILMEN AND WHAT THEY DOPLANT SCIENTISTS AND WHAT THEY DOROCKETMEN AND WHAT THEY DOSERVICEWOMEN AND WHAT THEY DO Each hal

Meshover, Leonard, URBAN LIVING SERIES. (Field Trip Views of CommunityActivities) Benefic Press, 1965.

YOU VISIT A FIRE STATION-POLICE STATIONYOU VISIT A DAIRY- CLOTHING FACTORYYOU VISIT A BAKERY-FROZEN FOOD FACTORYYOU VISIT A STEAMSHIP-AIRPORTYOU VISIT A MUSEUM-LIBRARYYOU VISIT A SUGAR REFINERY-FRUIT CANNERYYOU VISIT A NEWSPAPER-TELEVISION STATIONGrade usage, Grades 2-5. Reading level, Grades 2-3.Introduces services and businesses of urban communities. Each

Newman, Shirlee, ABOUT THE PEOPLE WHO RUN YOUR CITY. Melmont, 1963.

Reading level, grade 3. Usage level, grades 2-5. Each $2.40,

Owen, F. A., COMMUNITY HELPERS ACTIVITIES, F. A, Owen, 1966.

Set ITHE GASOLINE MANBARBERFIREMANColorful 13" x 16"

Set IIPOSTMAN BAKERMILKMAN WAITRESSNEWSBOY (OTHERS) PLUMBERPosters. Ten Posters in Each

DRUGGISTCARPENTERMOVING MAN (OTHERS)

Set. Set $3.25

Owen, F. A., EARLY CONCEPT SERIES. F, A, Owen, 19666

WORKERS WE KNOW - Shows important community or public workers known tochildren.

HOW'WE TRAVEL - Colorful pictures illustrate basic. means of transportation.

Each set contains 6 large 9" x 12" full-color pictures, 12 word cards,a bulletin board title card and a teaching guide. Bright, gay picturesto use in enrichment activities for social development, Ideal tostimulate discussions, dramatic play, games, vocabulary development.Specific suggestions for learning activities are given on the back ofeach picture, Each Set 11.49,1

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Owen, F. A., MODERN WORKERS POSTERS. F. A. Owen, 1967,

Set IAUTHORVETERINARIANLIBRARIANX-RAY TECHNICIANAIRLINE HOSTESS

Set IIARCHITECTFLORISTLAWYERFORESTERWELDER

KEY-PUNCH OPERATORTELEPHONE LINEMANDETECTIVETRUCK DRIVERRANCHER (AND OTHERS)

CONSTRUCTION WORKERBUYERSECRETARYDIETITIANREPORTER (AND OTHERS)

Two-set series of pictures with text showing many workers. Text andpictures on same side of poster. Ideal for enrichment discussions,research topics, unit study, and display in middle-upper grades.Sixteen colorful 121" x 16" posters with suggestions for classroomuse in each set.

Pope, Billy Ns and Emmons, Ramona 1/1,Publishing Company, 1966-1969,

Series ILET'S TAKE AN AIRPLANE RIDELET'S GO TO THE ZOOLET'S GO TO THE SUPERMARKETLET'S BUILD A HOUSELET'S VISIT THE FIRE STATION

Series IIILET'S VISIT THE POST OFFICELET'S VISIT A TV STATIONLET'S VISIT A FARMLET'S GO TO SCHOOL.LET'S GO CAMPING

Series VLET'S_PUBLISH A BOOKLET'S VISIT MEXICO CITYLET'S VISIT THE DAIRYLET'S VISIT THE HOSPITALLET'S VISIT A BANK

Series VIILET'S VISIT A FURNITURE FACTORYLET'S VISIT A SILVER COMPANYLET'S VISIT A FLOWER SHOP

YOUR WORLD SERIES I - VII. Taylor

Series IILET'S VISIT A SHIPLET'S VISIT THE POLICEMANLET'S GO TO THE FAIRLET'S TAKE A BUS TRIPLET'S GO TO THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE

Series IVLET'S VISIT THE RAILROADLET'S VISIT THE NEWSPAPERLET'S VISIT A SPACESHIPLET'S VISIT THE TELEPHONE COMPANYLET'S VISIT A CLOTHING FACTORY

Series VILET'S VISIT AN ELECTRIC COMPANYLET'S VISIT A RUBBER COMPANYLET'S VISIT A MINING COMPANYLET'S VISIT AN OIL COMPANY.LET'S VISIT A PAPER MILL

LET'S VISIT A BAKERYLET'S CHOOSE A PET

Beautiful 8 1/4" x 10 3/4" full-color pictures. Books in a slip case.The objectives of this series are to expand the child's knowledge ofhis immediate environment, to provide visual and language experiencefor concept development, and also organized content for developingverbal communication. Suitable throughout early childhood educationwith special emphasis in Headstart and Kindergarten through secondgrade. Language arts and social studies. Each book $3.40

Each Series 11421

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Provus, MalcoluG BASIC UNDERSTANDING SERIES. Benefic Press, 1963.

HOW WE TRAVEL ON LANDHOW WE TRAVEL ON WATERHOW WE GET OUR MAILHOW DOCTORS HELP USHOW FAMILIES LIVE TOGETHERHOW HOSPITALS HELP USHOW SCHOOLS HELP USHOW WE CELEBRATE SPRING HOLIDAYSHOW WEATHER AFFECTS USHOW WE GET OUR CLOTHINGHOW WE GET OUR DAIRY FOODSHOW AIRPLANES HELP USHOW PEOPLE LIVE IN THE SUBURBS

HOW FOODS ARE PRESERVEDHOW WE CELEBRATE OUR.FALL HOLIDAYSHOW WE USE MAPS AND GLOBESHOW RULES AND LAWS HELP USHOW FARMS HELP USHOW OUR GOVERNMENT HELPS US'HOW COMMUNICATION HELPS USHOW PRINTING HELPS USHOW WE GET OUR CLOTHHOW WE GET OUR SHELTERHOW PEOPLE LIVE IN THE BIC CITYHOW PEOPLE EARN AND USE MONEY.

Reading level, grades 1-3. Interest leve], grades 1-5. Grade usage 1-5.This series gives the inquiring young mind factual explanations abouthis world. Simplified, understandable accounts of every day subjectsare told in a lively style. The situations utilize the broad under-standing levels of children based on today's wider horizons. Basicsocial studies skills are introduced and developed. The books arewritten to require little assistance from the teacher= vocabulariesare within standard reading ranges. Each

Complete Set $45.00.

Robinson, Barry and Dain, Martin J., ON THE BEAT, POLICEMEN AT WORK.Harcourt, Brace & World, 1968.

Presents the responsibilities, problems, and satisfactions of beinga big city policeman. A team of patrolmen, one Negro, and one white,go about their daily duties. Grades 2-4.

Rowe, Jeanne A., CITY WORKERS. Franklin Watts, Inc., 1969.

This book is accompanied by sixteen visual teaching pictures and guide.An introduction to workers of all races in the city. The book tells

about the job of each worker and the service he performs. Grades 1-3.

1212.2

Scott Graphics Education Division, Inc., WHAT DOES YOUR DAD DO? (Sound

Filmstrip Set with Records or Cassettes) Scott Graphics, Inc., 1971.

I. MY DAD THE COMPUTER PROGRAMMER2. MY DAD THE PHOTOGRAPHER3. MY DAD THE AUTO MECHANIC4. MY DAD THE FACTORY WORKER5, MY DAD THE VETERINARIAN6, MY DAD THE CONSTRUCTION FOREMAN

This series of six sound filmstrips is designed to get children interestedin and talking about their parents' occupations. The occupations givencut across economic and social lines, and provide a good introduction tothe working world. Average length: 35 frames,Each filmstrip - $7 Each record - $5 Each cassette - $6

Set of 6 filmstrips and 6 records t69. 00Set of 6 filmstrips and 6 cassettes

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Scott, Louise Binder, WORKERS IN OUR NEIGHBORHOOD. McGraw-Hill, Webster

Division, 1967.

24 pictures, 11" x 17" in full color. Pre-school and grade 1.Designed to create knowledge and respect for people from variousethnic groups and their work. $9.00,

Shapp, Martha and:Charles, et al, LEI' S, Franklin Watts, Inc.,

1962-1969.

LET'S FIND OUT ABOUTLET'S FIND OUT ABOUTLET'S FIND OUT ABOUTLET'S FIND OUT ABOUTLET'S FIND OUT ABOUTLET'S FIND OUT ABOUTLET'S FIND OUT ABOUTLET'S FIND OUT ABOUTLET'S FIND OUT ABOUT

AIRPLANES, ShappBOATS, CampbellTHE CITY, PittTHE CLINIC, FromanCLOTHES, PittPOLICEMEN, ShappTELEPHONES, KnightFARMS, CampbellTOOLS, Wiesenthal Each $3,75

Shay, Arthur, WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU MAIL A LETTER. Reilly & Lee, 1967.

This book takes a behind the scenes tour of the nation's postalsystem. The fascinating sequence of operations triggered by themailing of a letter is told through photographs and simple textby one of the country's leading photographers. Kindergarten to grade 3.

$4.50,

Simpson, Wilma, ABOUT NEWS AND HOW IT TRAVELS. Melmont, 1960.

Reading level, Grade 3. Usefulness, Grades 3-6.

Slobodkin, Louis, THE READ ABOUT BOOKS.

READ ABOUT THE POSTMANREAD ABOUT THE FIREMANReading level, grade 3.

$2.06,

Franklin Watts, Inc., 1

READ ABOUT THE POLICEMANREAD ABOUT THE BUSMAN

::ch $3.75

Society for Visual Education, Inc., COMMUNITY HELPERS: PSSP-400. (Picture

Story Prints) Society for Visual Education, Inc.

POLICE DEPARTMENT HELPERS DAIRY HELPERSFIRE DEPARTMENT HELPERS SUPERMARKET HELPERS

POSTAL HELPERS HOSPITAL HELPERS

8 - large 18" x 13" pictures in full color in each set. Completelessons material on reverse side includes a complete description,things to talk about and do, suggested utilization, and correlatedfilmstrips. Per set of eight pictures $8.00

Society for Visual Education, Inc., URBAN LIFE: PSSp:100, (Picture Story

Study Prints) Society for Visual Education, Inc.

A FAMILY AT WORK AND PLAY MOVING GOODS FOR PEOPLE IN THE CITYSCHOOL FRIENDS AND HELPERS KEEPING THE CITY CLEAN AND BEAUTIFULHOW PEOPLE TRAVEL IN THE CITY NEIGHBORHOOD FRIENDS AND HELPERS

Per set of eight pictures $8,00

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Sp laver, Sarah, SOMN DAY I:'Id UN A LIBRARIAN. SOME DAY I'LL RE A DOGTOR.

Hawthorn Rooks, Inc., 1967.

tlaruer Guidance. Ages 10-14. 0.75

WIlkInson, Juan and Ned, U1'X SEXTANT SNRINS. Ghildrens Press, 1971.

CONN TO WORK WITH 1J IN A BANK

COME TO WORK WITH US EN ANROSPACECONI' TO WORK WITH US T.N AN AIRPORTGOMN TO WORK WITH US IN A TOY FACTORYCOME TO WORK WITH ITS IN A DEPARTMENT STORKGOMN TO WORK WITH US IN A TEl COMPANY

COME TO WORK WITH US IN A. TMLNVISION STATIONGOMN TO WORK WITH ITS IN A HOTNL

COME TO WORK WITH US IN A DAIRYGOME TO WORK WITH U0 IN A HOSPPPALGONE TO WORK WITH 1J IN HOUSE CONSTRUOTIONCOME TO WORK WITH US IN A NEWSPAPER Each $3.38

Grades 17-4. Set of 12 Books $40,56

Ziarchy, Harry, WHAT DONS A SOINNTIST 1)0? Dodd, Mead & Company, Inc., 1959.

Describes the work of different kinds of scientists. Grades 4-6: 0.95

Zinibars, Huth, SAMMY THE NEWSBOY. T. S. Denison, 1967. $2.75

TRANSPORTATION IN Till" CITY

Bendick, Jeannie et al, AUTOMOBILES. Pranklin Watts, Inc., 1971.

Bienvenu, Harold J., TRANSPORTAtION-LIFELINE OF AMERICA. Scott, Foresman &

Company, 1q61.

Campbell, Ann, LET'S I"INI) OUT ABOUT BOATS. Franklin Watts, Inc 1967.*3.75:

Curtis Publishing Company, INF FILMSTRIPS LIBRARY (Harbor Community Film-

strip Series). Curtis Publishing Company.

WHAT IS A HARBOR? THE HARBOR PILOT

THE HARDWORKING TUG THE FIREBOAT

Grade level, kindergarten to three. g25.00,

Hornby, John, THE TRUE BOOK OF TRAVEL BY WATER. Childrens Press, 1969.

This book vividly portrays the historical development of ships and

boats from the early raft to today's hydroplanes. Grades 2-4,P2.81

Kaufman, Joe, THE BOAT BOOK. Golden Press, 1965. ,$2.66

Lepthien, Emilie U, and Heintz, Erna F., TRANSPORTATION AND YOU. Rand,

McNally, 1965. 11 LCA

Parker, Bertha Morris, MACHINES. Harper & Row, 1961. I162

Podendorf, Ilia, THE TRUE BOOK OF ENERGY. Childrens Press, 1963.

A supplementary book with carefully controlled vocabulary for thebroadest use - 98% of the words are from the Combined. List forPrimary Reading. Grades 2-5.

Ress, Etta Schneider, TRANSPORTATION IN TODAY'S WORLD. Creative EducationalSociety, Inc., 1965. (Distributed by Ferguson)

Traces the development and future needs of transportation around the-

IlL21world.

Roberson, Paul, ENGINES. Golden Press, 1965

How engines came to be invented and how they work. Grades 3-5. $1.0 k

Schneider, Herman, EVERXDAY MACHINES AND HOW THEY WORK. McGraw-Hill, 1960.

SiMple, lucid text and more than 300 drawings. Explains the workingsof many machines. Ages 10 up.. Grade 5 up. $3.83

Shapp, Martha and Charles, LET'S FIND OUT ABOUT AIRPLANES. Franklin Watts,Inc., 1967. gita

Sharp, Elizabeth N.,' SIMPLE MACHINES AND HOW THEY WORK. Random House, 1959.

For intermediate readers. $3.17

Slobodkin, Louis, READ ABOUT THE BUSMAN. Franklin Watts, Inc., 1967. $3.75,

Victor, Edward, MACHINES. Follett Educational Corporation, 1962.

A simple, accurate explanation of the basic machines, how we usethem for work and play, and how they can be combined tr makecomplicated machines.

Wyler, Rose and Ames, Gerald, WHAT MAKES IT GO? McGraw-Hill, 1971.

A simple book about transportationrockets, complete with information8-12. Grades 4-6.

ECONOICS FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

machines from roller skates toabout what makes them go. Age

$3.75

Allied Education Council, Industrial Relations Center, University of Chicago,ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ECONOMICS PROGRAMS I AND IT. Allied Education council,1961-1964,

Program I: Fourth GradePROJECT BOOK .75STUDENT READINGS 2.30TEACHER'S GUIDE 5,00SET OF 3 CHARTS 6.00

a,, What Is Money?b, How Americans Deal. with Problems of Unlimited Wants and

Limited Personal Resourcesc, What. Does Money Do? (Continued)

(Continued)

Provram IIPROJFCTSTUDENTTEACHER1 CHART

s Fifth GradeBOOK .75READINGS 2,15'S. GUIDE 5,00

2,00

Borton, Mildred, MEN AND

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MACHINES WORK TOGETHER. Scott, Foresman & Company1961.Primary Economics. $1.10

Braude, Michael, ANDY LEARNS ABOtfl ADVERTU;NG. T. S. Denison, 1967. $2.93

Council for Family Financial Education, TEACHING CONSUMER EDUCATION ANDFINANCIAL PLANNING. Council for Family Financial Education, 1969,

A Manual for School and Classroom Use. Teacher Education. $6.00

Curriculum Development, Inc., EVERYDAY ECONOMICS. Noble & Noble, 1967.

Six Units:

Level I THE FAMILY Level IV THE NATIONLevel II THE COMMUNITY Level V NORTH AMERICALevel III EARLY SETTLERS Level VI THE WORLD

Sets of 18 Visuals, Transparencies.

.12 Duplicating Masters (extra study and activity material based on each)A complete teaohr's guide for each grade with simple, precise, step-by-step teaching plans for each transparency and overlay. Grades 1-6.

Each Unit $3400Complete Unit $198.72,

Maher, John E. and Symmes, S. Stowell, IDEAS ABOUT OTHERS AND YOU.Franklin Watts, Inc., 1969,

Grades 1-3. $3.50

Perles, Benjamin and Sullivan, Charles M,, ECONOMICS FOR EVERYONE. BeneficPress, 1971.

Provides students with concepts and skills they can use immediately andcontinue to use throughout their lives: budget planning, wise buying,effects of advertisi:7, over. extended credit, and installment purchases.

Hardbound $3.60 Softbound 12.1.62

Petersor, Lorraine et al, IAELLMILLILIEEHI. Noble & Noble, 1965.

An elementary introductory text for grades 4-8,Discusses land, labor, management, capital, and trade. $2.22

Senesh, Lawrence, OUR WORKING WORLD. Science Research Associates, 1964-1966.

OUR WORKING WORLD: CADE 1Hardbound TextActivity BookTeacher's Resource UnitRecord Set (14)Specimen Set

FAMILIES AT WORK

$3.60.85

5.65

37.9513.00

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(Continued)OUR WORKING WORLD; GRADE 2 NEIGHBORS AT WORK

Hardbound Text 3,75Activity Book .85

Teacher's Resource Unit 5,65

Record Set (8) 27.00

Specimen Set 13,90

OUR WORKING WORLD: GRADE 3 CITIES AT WORK

Hardbound Text 4.12

Activity Book .96

Teacher's Edition, Activity Book .96

Teacher's Resource Unit5Filmstrip-Record Set (12 .99,7005

filmstrips and 6 records)Specimen Set 10.90

Grades 1-3 Specimen Set 38.60

Wilson, W. Harmon and Warmke, Roman F., LIFE ON PARADISE ISLAND: ECONOMIC

LIFE ON AN IMAGINARY ISLAND. Lothrop, Lee & Shepard, 1972.

Grades 5 -9. Amusing, cartoon-like illustrations, 2 10

MONEY AND' HOW WE USE IT

Barr, Jene, WHAT CAN MONEY DO? Albert Whitman and Company, 1967. ka5

Braude, Michael, BRUCE LEARNS ABOUT LIFE INSURANCE. T. S. Denison, 1967.

Fourth grade level. 1421

Braude, Michael, DANNY GRAHAM, BANKER. T, S. Denison, 1966.

Designed for children who want t& know how banks operate.Danny works as an errand boy for the bank. Fourth grade level. lzas

Braude, Michael, TIM LEARNS ABOUT MUTUAL FUNDS. T. S. Denison, 1969,

About principles of hard work, thrift, sound investment, our, country's

growth and prosperity. Fourth grade level. $2.95

Elkin, Benjamin, THE TRUE BOOK OF MONEY. Childrens Press, 1961,

Usefulness, grades 1 -6, $2,81.

Gelinas, Paul J., COINS AND CURRENCY. Grosset & Dunlap, Inc,,. 1965.

A history of coins and Loinage: development of the United States

Monetary System. How and Wonder Book.

Georgiady, Nicholas P, and Romano, Louis G., KNOW ABOUT MONEY.

BANKS, Independents Publishing Company, 1966.

Reading level, grade 4. Interest level, grades 4...66

$2.25

KNOW ABOUT

Each $2.10

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Kahn, Charles H, and Hanna, J. Bradley, MONEY MAKES SENSE. Fearon Publishers,

1960,

A Pacemaker Book designed for Slow Learners, grades 6-8, Everyday

problems built around U.S. coins, purchasing, income, family budgets,

bills, etc. Reading level, grade 2.8. 12a

Kahn, Charles H. and Hanna, J. Bradley, USING DOLLARS AND SENSE. Fearon

Publishers, 1963.

Same practical- features as Money Makes Sense, but at a more advanced

level. Some of the subjects covered include: buying groceries, buying

at sales, figuring salary for a job, saving to buy a car, buying clothes,

figuring a family budget, opening a savings account, paying personaland household bills, and keeping a checking account. Reading level,

grade 3.6. $2.00

Kane, Elmer R., HOW MONEY AND CREDIT HELP US. Benefic Press, 1966.

Usage, grades 4-7. $3.20

Kerr, James S., DANDY THE DIME. T. S. Denison, 1960.

A story of a dime written in verse to encourage young children inthrift and saving money. Ages 5-8. Interest level, kindergarten to

grade 3. Reading level, grade 3. /la

Maher, John E., IDEAS ABOUT MONEY.

Maher, John E., IDEAS ABOUT TAXES.

Franklin Watts, Inc., 1970. $1.50

Franklin Watts, Inc., 1972.

Rossomando, Frederic et al, EARNING MONEY. Franklin Watts, Inc., 1967,

Grades 1-3. $2.95,

Rossomando, Frederic et al, SPENDING MONEY. Franklin Watts, Inc., 1967,

Grades 1-3, $2.95

Shay, Arthur WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU PUT MONEY IN THE BANK. Reilly & Lee,

1967.

Designed to show the young reader how large, complex institutions

operate. Grades kindergarten to 3, $1._98

Sobol, Rose and Donald, STOCKS AND BONDS, Franklin Watts, Inc,, 1967. tala

Stanek, Muriel, HOW PEOPLE EARN AND USE MONEY, Benefic Press, 1968.

Interest level, grades 3-5. Reading level, grade 3.

Wool, John D,, USING MONEY SERIES, Frank E. Richards Company, Inc., 1968.

Book 1 -

Book 2 -Book 3 -Book 4 -Designed

COUNTING MY MONEYMAKING MY MONEY COUNTBUYING POWEREARNING, SPENDING AND SAVINGfor basic or disadvantaged students, grades 4-8, Each ,$1,60

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CITIES AND NEEDS

Anderson, Edna A. and Weaver, Phillip V., et al, SILVER BURDETT PRIMARY

SOCIAL STUDIES SERIES, Silver Burdett, 1969.0.1.0.1Grade 1 - FAMILIES AND THEIR NEEDS, $ 3.12

Grade 2 - COMMUNITIES AND THEIR NEEDS $ 3.63

Grade 3 - PEOPLE USE THE EARTH $ 4,47THE EARTH, HOME OF PEOPLE $30.00

(Silver Burdett Picture Packet30. Pictures)

Brown, Wanda A. and Johnson, Eugenia, OUR CHANGING CITIES (An Early

Childhood Social Studies Program): Harcourt, Brace & World, 1968.

Consists of,.46 22"-x 16" full-color charts, teacher's guide,' $24.00,

All Around Me: An Early Childhood Social Studies Program

Dugan, Bill, BILL DUGAN'S BUSY TOWN, GoAen Press, 1969. 11491

Fideler Visual. Teaching, CLASSROOM SOCIAL STUDIES PICTURE SERIES, Fideler

Visual Teaching, 1967-68.OUR CITYTHE FARM24 Pictures, for early elementary grades, Set kal

Instructo Corporation, GIANT EVERYDAY PICTURES, Instructo Corporation,

#1160 PLACES WE VISIT

#1151 IN THE CITY

#1160 - Set of six (22" x 17") pictures, inoluding places children canvisit alone, with grownups, free places, places charging admission and

seasonal places. Set

#1151 - Set of five pictures (22" x 17") including a downtown street

scene, an industrial/highway complex, commercial scene, neighbor

scene, cultural/development buildings, Set 0.75,

Pitt, Valerie, LET'S FIND OUT SERIES. Franklin Watts, Inc., 1967-1969.

LET'S FIND OUT ABOUT THE CITYLET'S FIND OUT ABOUT CLOTHESLET'S FIND OUT ABOUT STREETS Each $13,75

Pursel, Marjorie and Radlauer, Ruth S., PRIMARY SOCIAL STUDIES SERIES,

Franklin Publications, Inc,

WHERE IN THE WORLD DO YOU LIVE?PROM PLACE TO PLACEFOOD FROM FARM TO FAMILYCLOTHES FROM HEAD TO TOETEACHER'S GUIDE (For above four titles)

Ray, Bert, WELIILLILIULMX, Childrens Press, 1963,

Laurie and Greg explore Chicagoits parks, museums, skyscrapers, down-town, and busy neighborhoods, Full color. Kindergarten.to grade 3.

$463

Schueler, Nancy, CITY IS MY HOME BOOKS, John Day, 1969.

Book 1 - CITY FUN Book '3 - CITY

Book 2 - CITY PEOPLE Record - CITY

Teacher's GuideInterest level., grades 1-3. Reading level,

Books 1 and 2 (Sold only as one unit) 12.1.2-

Book 3 2. 4RecordGuideComplete Unit of 3 City Books, City Sounds

MOTIONSOUNDS

grades 2-3,0

and Teacher's Guide $11.60

. Schneider, Herman and Nina, LET'S LOOK UNDER THE CITY. William R. Scott,

Inc., 1954.

This primer of public utilities answers the question of how a new_building gets the essential services it needs by going under thecity on a tour of the hidden pipes and wires. Grades 3-6, $2.75

Smith, Marion H. and Prescott, Carol S MAN AND COMMUNITIES PROGRAM,Fideler, 1970.

Levels K-2 - FAMILIES (27 Pictures)Levels 1-2 - FAMILIES AROUND THE WORLDLevels 2 up- THE NEEDS OF MANLevels 3 up- THE EARTH AND MANLevels 3 up- GREAT IDEAS OF MAN

Social studies Program designed for meeting the value crisis, the needsof man, and the use of natural resources.

Stanek, Muriel and Johnson, Barbara, HOW PEOPLE LIVE IN THE BIG CITY.

Benefit Press, 1964,

Expands basic skills at primary levels reading level, grade 31interest level, grades 3-5. P.40,

Tensen, Ruth M., COME TO THE CITY. Reilly & Lee, 1967. klaa

Wright, Betty Atwell, URBAN EDUCATIONAL STUDIES ALBUMS. John Day, 1965,

Album titles:Level A - GROWING ISLevel B - A FAMILY ISLevel C - A NEIGHBOR ISLevel D - A CITY IS

Eight Basic Albums with 8' GuidesFirst set of four albums (Levels A.4)) with four teacher guidessecond set of four albums (Levels E_H) with four teacher guidesMulti-concept, multi-ethnic approach to learning, based upon LieThematic Apperception Test and Piaget. Each of the eight Basic Albumscontains twelve black and white photographs,

Level E - WORK ISLevel F - OPPORTUNITY ISLevel G - RECREATION ISLevel H - RENEWAL IS

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GUIDANCE

Kelner, Bernard G,, LEARN HOW TO STUDY. Science Research Associates, 1960.

Grades 4-7. $1.24

Maher, John E. and Symmes, Stowell S., IDEAS ABOUT CHOOSING. Franklin Watts,

Inc., 1969.

Consumer Economics for primary grades. $3.50

Thorpe, Louis et al, WHAT I LIKE TO DO SPECIMEN SFT. Science Research

Associates, 1960.

Grades 4-7. $2.00

POLLUTION AND CONSERVATION OF RESOURCES

Aylesworth, Thomas G., OUR POLLUTED WORLD. American Education Publications,

1966.

Grades 6-8. $

Aylesworth, Thomas G THIS VITAL AIR, THIS VITAL WATER. Rand McNally, i968.

Grades 6-9. Man's Environmental Crisis. $4.95

Bete, Channing L., SCRIPTOGRAPHIC FACT BOOKLETS. Channing L. Bete, 1969.

NEEDED: CLEAN AIR IT'S A DIRTY OLD WORLDNEEDED: CLEAN WATER MAN AND HIS ENDANGERED WORLDKEEP AMERICA CLEAN LET'S MAKE AMERICA BEAUTIFUL AGAIN

Scriptographic Fact Booklets, Each t .25

Bielawski, Joseph G., EARTH CORPS. Scholastic, 1971.

Earth Corps Study Units.Environmental/Awareness Units:

Unit 1 - Look Around You, Grade 1-3Unit 2 - First Follow Nature, Grade 4-6

Ecology/Conservation Units:Unit 1 - We Need Each Other, Grades 1-2Unit 2 - Earth Is Our Home, Grades 3-4Unit 3 - Sharing the Earth, 'trades 5-6 p44

Earth -Oasis In Space Filmstrip, Grades 1-6 1 .8

Borland, Hal et al, THE CRISIS OF SURVIVAL. William Morrow, 1970. $3.25

Chapin, Cynthia, CLEAN STREE1, CLEAN WATER, CLEAN AIR. Albert Whitman and

Company, 1970, $2.25

Cromer, Richard, SOIL. Follett Publishing Company, 1967.

Grades 3-6. 1,2_012

Darling, Lois and Louis, A PLACE IN THE SUN, ECOLOGY AND THE LIVING WORLD.

William Morrow, 1968.

Grade 7 up;g-b-.21

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Dwiggins, Don, SPACESHIP EARTH, A SPACE LOOK AT OUR TROUBLED PLANET. Golden

to to Books, 1970. $4,79

.Elliott, Sarah M OUR DIRTY AIR, Messner, 1971. $3.79

Gates, Richard, THE TRUE BOOK OF CONSERVATION, Childrens Press, 1966.

Kindergarten to grade 3, $2.:1

Goldman, M CONTROLLING POLLUTION: THE ECONOMICS OF A CLEANER AMERICA,Prentice-Hall, 196". 0.95

Craham, Ada ond Frank, WILDLIFE RESCUE, ALTERNATIVE TO EXTINCTION. Cowles,

$4.a5

Haley, .fail E,, NOAH'S ARK, Atheneum, 1971.

Hirsch, Carl 3 THE LIVING COMMUNITY: A VENTURE INTO ECOLOGY. VikingPress, 1? 6,

Houghton Yifflin, THE PLANET MANAGEMENT GAME. Houghton Mifflin, 19'1.

Designed to help students understand contemporary problemspollution,famine, and the population explosion. The game causes students toimagine that they are creating problems and trying to solve them.

,$12.00,

Johnson, H. at and 'at Teter, Alice Hermina,.OUTDOORS: ADVENMES INLlON=VArION. Houghton r.ifflin, 19f;7.

:trades Fifteen "adventures in conservation," 0.75,

';:avaler, Luoy, An. john Day Company, 196/ii

Kimbo ecords, :.1.'10GY: :HE PEOPLE ARE SCRATCHING. Kimbo Records, 10"1,

sons by 1..!.'ed Starner

Krupa, Waiter, 1'H ,ANP ,;AY.E. Education Ventures, 19'1.

Lewis, Alfred AiRs PIGHT SOLE SMOG AND SMAZE ACROSS THE COUNTRY.

she danpr.ers of air pollution, what has been done,:and what can be, donein the future to provide -lean air, .Grades 1-9.

.,.. , ,. , I i l LC L I LI/ "LLUTION CF THE AMERICAN ENVIRONYENT. Little,

4...serraardamo

cNVo -tot SHADOWS OVER TIIE LANr. :leabury Press, 13-0.

A 2omprehensive study of the environmental crisist-, water pollution,disappearing wildlife, indiscriminate use of pesticlides and urban;:.11ght. Suggests positive steps young students .:,an take in their own

:,rade and up, ILL

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McGarvey, John, MIKE'S WORLD, YOUR WORLD. Education Ventures, 1970,

Teacher's Guide and Book. Teacher's GuideA Look At Our Environment, Book

Munzer, Martha E,, POCKETS OF HOPE, Alfred A. Knopf, 1967. $4.50

Newton, David E. and Ciampa, Marie, WATER CONSERVATION, J. Weston Walch,

1967.Set $3.5020 Posters, 11" x 14".

Newton, David E,, ECOLOGY OF THE CITY, J. Weston Walch, 1968.

18 Posters, 11" x 14". Troubles of the American cities. Set $3.50,

Pringle, Laurence, THE ONLY EARTH WE HAVE. Macmillan, 1970.

Grades 5-8. Softcover, ILLZ

Rill°, Thomas J. et al, TEACHING PICTURES. David C. Cook, 1972.

ECOLOGY: THE POLLUTION PROBLEM $4.95

Smith, Frances C., FIRST BOOK OF CONSERVATION, Franklin Watts, Inc., 1954.

Grades 4-6.

Swift, Hildegarde H., FROM THE EAGLE'S WING. William Morrow, 1970.

Grades 4-8. $4.95

Tresselt, Alvin, THF BEAVER POND. Lothrop, Lee & Shepard, 1970.

The book demonstrates the interdependence of all creatures. $4.14

Wise, William, KILLER SMOG. Rand McNally, 1968.

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