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I learned how to evaluate children's books on cultural diversity, language development and more. I took multiple literature course including one specifically on multicultural children’s literature. Why? I was a liberal studies major with a CLAD (Culture and Language Development) emphasis - meaning that I was in the grammar school teaching credential track. It’s a skill I wouldn’t ever put into use beyond buying the occasional book for my t When I was in college- I read a lot of children’s books.

When I was in college- I read a lot of children’s books. With the help of this sweet story, children will learn the different parts and functions of a car.more Through hard work and perseverance, Eli, Phoebe, and Hank learn about both car mechanics and teamwork as they build a miniature racer. Detailed illustrations show the inner workings of the car, teaching children the basics of how each part works together to get the car moving. The story follows the friendly trio as they learn all about how a car works and how it is constructed. In How to Build a Car, three unlikely friends-Eli, a mouse Phoebe, a sparrow and Hank, a frog-decide to build a small motorcar together. Detailed illustrations show the in Learn about car mechanics and teamwork as three unlikely friends work to build a miniature racer.

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