Advertising Sleuth
May 12th, 2009 • Category: Food & Nutrition, HistorySee how many junk food and other corporate ads you can find at your school.
See how many junk food and other corporate ads you can find at your school.
‘A Young People’s History of the United States’ provides students with a critical view of U.S. history in an easy-to-understand format
Here are three of the 2007 winners of this book award, which selects the best books promoting peace.
This book explores what people in various cultures have done to fit in, stick out or measure up. It helps us put beauty into perspective so we can stop feeling so controlled and influenced by it.
A review of a book by Leon Walter Tillage about the life of an ordinary man who went through great struggles and tragedies only because of the color of his skin.
Archaeologists have found small painted handprints and pictures that might be the Stone Age’s version of graffiti — or doodling!
April 24 symbolizes the beginning of the Armenian Genocide, which destroyed 1.5 million Armenians, as well as hundreds of thousands of Assyrians and Pontic Greeks.
The origins of International Women’s Day, March 8.
At Flushing International High School in Queens, NY students learned about hip hop history – the days when “the high was creativity rather than drugs,” said music teacher Beth Mabon-Grass. Students also wrote their own raps.
Clue: As a medical student, I traveled around Latin America and saw the conditions of the poor. I wrote a book about the trip and it became a movie in 2004 called The Motorcycle Diaries. Who am I?