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Provides students and teachers with hundreds of ideas for term papers related to one hundred significant events in nineteenth-century world history and lists thousands of print and nonprint sources.

Provides a definition of young adult literature, explores the nature of adolescence, offers specific recommendations for choosing authors and books and using them in the classroom, and includes lists of titles in different genres and for various purposes, as well as brief interviews with over thirty popular authors.

Describes over 2,400 original graphic novel titles and collected graphic novels series published throughout the world, with a focus on North America and Asia; organized by genre and subgenre, with a list of publishers.

Information source and guide to individual recycling efforts. Includes an annotated list of resources and organizations.

Lists recommended 10,805 titles for readers in grades ten through twelve.

An annotated guide to hands-on, inquiry-centered curriculum materials and sources of help for teaching science from kindergarten through sixth grade.

Contains entries for 1,169 books for young adult readers published between 1993 and 1996, each citing the subject, age range, characters, time periods, and locale of the book, and including a plot summary, list of reviews, and suggestions for related titles. Arranged alphabetically by author and subarranged by title.

Presents brief profiles of more than 150 books for children and young adults by Native Americans, and also lists anthologies, resources on Native Americans, and Web sites of Native American storytellers.

Contains alphabetically arranged entries that provide descriptions of topics of interest to elementary-age children, each with the Dewey numbers specific to that topic; search terms to use when researching the topic; a selection of nonfiction, reference, and fiction books; a list of Web sites; and a list of multimedia materials.