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River Falls Public Library
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Resolutions
January 2002
Keeping healthy, eating healthy and
exercising
- Eating
by John Gaskin
+ 613.2 Gas
Discusses food and where it comes from, and why we need food, why we
feel hungry, which foods are healthy and unhealthy foods, and the
digestive system.
- The Healthkin Food Train
by Jane Belk Moncure
E Mon
With little Elf’s as the narrator, a
"food" train carries the days dietary essentials from the
different food groups.
- Staying
Healthy: Good Hygiene
by Alice B McGingy
+ 613.4 Ros
Discusses what germs are and how they spread,
as well as the importance of being clean and well groomed.
- The Kids’ Diet Cookbook
by Aileen Paul
+ 641.5 Pau
Recipes for dieting youngsters to make by themselves with suggestion
for a weight loss program using record keeping and rewards. An extensive
calorie charts is included..
- Bend and Stretch
Jan Ormerod
E Orm
A pregnant mother tries to exercise together with her small baby and
the cat.
- Diet and Exercise
by Arlene Rourke
+ 613.2 Rou
Presents basic facts about healthful eating as well as discussing weight
loss, exercise, and dieting disorders such as bulimia and anorexia
nervosa.
- Yoga is
For Me
by Susan Terkel
+ 613.7046 Ter
Colleen and her siblings are helped in other sports by acquiring
flexibility and relaxation through basic yoga techniques which include
positions and exercised called assanas as well as proper breathing.
- Vegetables
by Susan Wake
+ 635 Wak
Describes different types of vegetables , their history, how they are
grown, and their role in human diet and health.
- Diet and Nutrition
by Brian Ward
+ 613.2 War
Discusses diet and nutrition for young people,
including eating for health. Also discusses the importance of protein,
fiber, and vitamins, dealing with fat and sweets, label reading and
weight watching.
Dealing with anger, frustration and
impatience
- Let’s
Talk About Throwing Tantrums
by Joy Wilt Berry
E Ber
Describes potential difficult situations and appropriate and
inappropriate way for children to deal react to these situations.
Illustrated with cartoonlike color drawings.
- Muppet Kids in I’m Mad at You!
by Louise Gikow
E Gik
When Kermit forgets about going to the museum with Fozzie, Fozzie must
deal with his angry feelings.
- Sometimes I Get so Mad
by Paula Hogan
E Hog
Karen expresses her anger in passive negative ways until she sees what
can happen when she deals with it directly and positively.
- Help! :
An Absolutely Indispensable Guide to Life for Girls!
by Nancy Holyoke
+ 070.44 Hol
Presents letters written to "American Girl" magazine by
girls asking for advice about the problems they face in everyday life.
- More
Help!: Another Absolutely Indispensable Guide to Life for Girls!
by Nancy Holyoke
+ 070.4 Hol
Presents more letters written to "American Girl" magazine by
girls asking for advice about the problems they face in everyday life.
- Dealing with Anger
by Marianne Johnston
+ 152.4
A discussion of anger including suggestions for ways to deal with it
directly, channel it to something productive and avoid its
destructiveness.
- Dinah’s Mad, Bad, Wishes
by Barbara Joosse
E Joo
Dinah wishes horrible things for her mother when the two have a fight.
- Happy Healthkins
by Jane Belk Moncure
E Mon
Healthkins explain some ways to stay happy and healthy, sharing,
playing fairly, taking turns, and talking about problems.
- Don’t Pop Your Cork on
Mondays
by Adolph Moses
+ 155.9 Mos
Explores the causes and effects of stress and
offers practical approaches and techniques for dealing with stress in
daily life.
- Angry
by Susan Riley
+ 152.47 Ril
A child explains what angers him and how he sometimes angers other
people.
- Feeling angry
by Sylvia Tester
E Tes
After her mother includes her in the care of the new baby, Paula Jean
no longer feels angry.
- Frustrated
by Sylvia Tester
+ 152.47 Tes
A child talks about how it feels to be frustrated and what she does
about it.
- Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible No Good Very Bad
Day
by Judith Viorst
E Vio
On a day when everything goes wrong for him, Alexander is consoled by the
thought that everyone has bad days at some point too
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