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FALL CATALOG 2011

The Culinary Professionalby John Draz and Christopher Koetke, ©2010

The Culinary Professional provides students with a comprehensive explanation of culinary techniques, identification of the vast array of equipment and foods used in a professional kitchen, and an introduction to the knowledge and skills needed to manage a foodservice operation. This book gives students the basics for working in a foodservice operation as well as an excellent foundation for the study of classical cuisine. Careers in the culinary arts and a brief overview of the industry are also covered.• Step-by-step techniques for essential

culinary skills.

• Over 1,000 illustrations.

• Repeated features on history, workplace issues, safety and sanitation, science and technology, culture, culinary tips, trends, health, and math.

• Chapter activities on workplace math, problem-solving, and critical-thinking challenges, as well as minilabs.

• Chapter on culinary history.

• Bound-in student CD provides illustrated activities, primal cuts activities, recipes, and more.

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CONTENTS

Culinary Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Food and Nutrition . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Hospitality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Career Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Clothing and Fashion . . . . . . . . 16

Housing and Interiors . . . . . . . 20

Child Care, Parenting, Child Development . . . . . . . . 23

Family Living . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Life Management . . . . . . . . . . . 35

Comprehensive . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36

Consumer Education . . . . . . . . 40

Professional . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44

AAFCS Publications . . . . . . . . . . 45

CONTENTS 1. Welcome to the

Foodservice Industry 2. Understanding

Foodservice Operations 3. Workstations in the

Professional Kitchen 4. The Professional Chef 5. Sanitation Hazards 6. Sanitation Procedures 7. Safety in the Kitchen 8. Knives and Hand Tools in

the Professional Kitchen 9. Knife Skills 10. Smallwares 11. Large Equipment 12. Using Recipes 13. Basic Preparations—Mise

en Place 14. Kitchen Staples 15. Cooking Principles 16. Salads and Dressings 17. Fruit Identification 18. Fruit Preparation 19. Cold Sandwiches 20. Stocks 21. Sauces 22. Soups 23. Vegetable Identification 24. Vegetable Cookery 25. Starch Identification 26. Starch Cookery 27. Meat and Poultry

Identification 28. Basic Meat and Poultry

Preparation

29. Dry-Heat Cooking Methods for Meat and Poultry

30. Moist-Heat and Combination Cooking Methods for Meat and Poultry

31. Fish and Shellfish Identification

32. Fish and Shellfish Preparation and Cookery

33. Hot Sandwiches and Pizza 34. Dairy and Egg

Identification 35. Breakfast Cookery 36. Introduction to the

Bakeshop 37. Quick Breads and Batters 38. Cookies 39. Yeast-Raised Products 40. Pies and Tarts 41. Cakes 42. Custards, Foams, and

Buttercreams 43. Dessert Sauces and Frozen

Desserts 44. Food Presentation 45. Table Service 46. Entering the Workforce 47. Culinary History 48. Nutrition 49. Managing Resources 50. Menus 51. Developing Taste

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Technique feature includes step-by-step descriptions of essential techniques necessary for working in a professional foodservice operation.

Goodheart-Willcox presents to you the Fall 2011 Family & Consumer Sciences catalog. In this catalog, you will see exciting new editions of our popular textbooks and resources that make you successful in the classroom. Goodheart-Willcox provides you with top-quality products at affordable prices. Our authors are experts in their field, providing you with the most thorough, up-to-date information available. Goodheart-Willcox editors are trained professionals, assuring you that your products are accurate. You can be confident that Goodheart-Willcox products have been written and edited by content experts to give you the best teaching experience possible. At Goodheart-Willcox, we are committed to providing you unsurpassed quality at a great value. Thank you for choosing Goodheart-Willcox. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future.

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RTSLab ManualLabs guide students through applying the key concepts of critical chapters. Food preparation labs include lab-speci�c performance review matrices to aid teacher evaluation of student performance.

Study GuideActivities review culinary terminology and chapter content and further explore workplace math applications.

Annotated Study GuideProvides answers to questions in the spaces reserved for student response for ease of grading.

EXAMVIEW® Assessment SuiteAllows you to quickly and easily create, administer, and score tests. This CD includes 51 test banks for The Culinary Professional. Now with Blackboard capability.

Instructor’s Presentations for PowerPointHelp you teach and visually reinforce the key concepts from each chapter. Hundreds of illustrations help explain culinary techniques and concepts.

Instructor’s CDContains objectives, answers to end-of-chapter questions, test masters, answer keys, and more. Includes sample chapters from the Lab Manual and Study Guide.

Culinary Arts Companion Web SiteUse this online resource to strengthen vocabulary, access important Web links, and convert yields of this title’s full recipe collection.www.g-wlearning.com/culinaryarts

Product Information ISBN List SchoolText, 831 pp. 978-1-60525-118-9

Lab Manual, 344 pp. 978-1-60525-119-6

Study Guide, 296 pp. 978-1-60525-120-2

Annotated Study Guide, 296 pp. 978-1-60525-121-9

Instructor’s CD, (Win/Mac) 978-1-60525-122-6

EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite, 2040 test questions, (Win/Mac)

978-1-60525-123-3

Instructor’s Presentations for PowerPoint, (Win/Mac), 3400 slidesIndividual LicenseSite License

978-1-60525-124-0978-1-60525-125-7

Companion Web Site www.g-wlearning.com/culinaryarts FREE

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CONTENTSPart One: The Importance of Food

1. How Food A�ects Life 2. Nutritional Needs 3. Making Healthful Choices 4. Nutrition Through the Life

Cycle 5. Staying Active and

Managing Your Weight 6. Safeguarding the Family’s

Health 7. Career Opportunities

Part Two: The Management of Food 8. Kitchen and Dining Areas 9. Choosing Kitchen

Appliances 10. Kitchen Utensils 11. Planning Meals 12. The Smart Consumer 13. Getting Started in the

Kitchen

Part Three: The Preparation of Food 14. Grain Foods 15. Vegetables 16. Fruits 17. Dairy Products 18. Eggs 19. Meat 20. Poultry 21. Fish and Shell�sh 22. Salads, Casseroles, and

Soups 23. Breads 24. Cakes, Cookies, Pies, and

Candies 25. Food and Entertaining 26. Preserving Foods

Part Four: Foods of the World 27. The United States and

Canada28. Latin America 29. Europe 30. Mediterranean Countries 31. Middle East and Africa 32. Asia

Guide to Good Foodby Velda L. Largen and Deborah L. Bence, ©2010, 11th Edition

Guide to Good Food is the text you need to guide your students in selecting, storing, preparing, and serving foods while preserving their nutrients, �avors, textures, and colors. This latest edition includes information about the MyPyramid Tracker tool, celiac disease, concern for the environment, sustainability, and supermarket trends. Information on grilling vegetables has been added, as well as information on making wise choices when dining in restaurants. Changes also re�ect the latest information from the USDA on safe food handling practices to prevent foodborne illness. The chart illustrating the e�ects of temperature on foodborne bacteria has been updated. Question-and-answer sidelights address common food myths and concerns, and technology activities are suggested. Career descriptions and case studies highlight workplace skills students gain through classroom learning. Health, consumer, safety, business etiquette, and environmental tips encourage students to apply information in their daily lives. Recipes include step-by-step directions and nutritional analyses. An extensive Foods of the World section introduces students to the culture and cuisine of over 30 countries and features tabbed pages to make the pages easy to locate.Guide to Good Food shows your students that food is more than just something to eat. It is at the heart of scienti�c research. It provides a source of income for millions of people as well as a part of people’s cultural identity.

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Product Information ISBN List SchoolText 9-051-52506-1-879.pp 896 ,

Student Workbook, 166 pp. 978-1-60525-153-0

Teacher’s Edition, 730 pp. 978-1-60525-152-3

Teacher’s Annotated Workbook, 166 pp. 978-1-60525-154-7

Teacher’s Resource Guide, 597 pp. 978-1-60525-155-4

Teacher’s Resource Portfolio, 652 pp. 978-1-60525-156-1

Teacher’s Resource CD, (Win/Mac) 978-1-60525-157-8

EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite, 1610 test questions, (Win/Mac)

978-1-60525-158-5

Teacher’s Presentations for PowerPoint, (Win/Mac), 695 slidesIndividual LicenseSite License

978-1-60525-159-2978-1-60525-160-8

Companion Web Site www.g-wlearning.com/foodsandnutrition FREE

Teacher’s Presentations for PowerPointIncludes objectives, de�nitions of new terms, and all key concepts. Ample discussion questions and critical-thinking strategies included.

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Teacher’s Edition Places 12 types of teaching elements in the side and bottom margins that review and reinforce activities. These range from building vocabulary, math, and science skills to interdisciplinary connections, FCCLA projects, and ideas for meeting special needs.

Student WorkbookActivities review culinary terminology and chapter content. The workbook also helps students apply what they have learned as they buy, prepare, and store foods. A wide variety of activities are provided for various learning styles. The text provides the information students will need to complete many of the activities. Other activities will require creative thinking and research beyond the textbook.

EXAMVIEW® Assessment SuiteAllows you to create customized tests with a test bank that includes 25 percent more questions than found on printed tests in the Teacher’s Resources.

Teacher’s Resource CD This exciting ancillary puts all the contents of the Teacher’s Resource Portfolio and the Teacher’s Edition of the text on one CD! Quickly prepare customized daily lesson plans in Microsoft® Word using our easy-to-edit format.

Teacher’s Annotated Workbook Includes answers to workbook activities right where you need them. Answers appear in blue.

Teacher’s Resource GuideProvides you with numerous instructional resources that support each chapter of the textbook, including bulletin board ideas, introductory activities, suggested teaching strategies, test masters, answer keys, reproducible masters, transparency masters, and much more. All of the resources for teaching the chapter content are conveniently grouped together.

Foods and Nutrition Companion Web SiteMotivate and engage students beyond the classroom with online Interactive Activities, Crossword Puzzles, Matching Games, E-Flash Cards, Interactive Quizzes, and Cross-Curricular Activities.www.g-wlearning.com/foodsandnutrition

The text uses appetizing photos, colorful boxes, and informative charts and illustrations to show that food has emotional, nutritional, cultural, scientific, industry, and career implications.


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Nutrition & Wellness for Lifeby Dorothy F. West, ©2012, 4th Edition

Nutrition & Wellness for Life stresses the importance of healthful eating and physical activity across the life span. The text explores how decisions a�ect wellness at various stages of life. Your students

will learn the body’s need for various nutrients may be greater at some stages of the life cycle. Nutrition & Wellness for Life includes strategies for staying physically active and for meeting the special needs of the competitive athlete. The nutrition link to social and mental health is explained. Students will learn how to recognize sources of stress and reduce its negative impact on total wellness. The text also explains how to handle food safely, plan nourishing meals, and make healthy food choices when eating out. • New chapter features include Wellness Tip, Math Link, and Extend Your

Knowledge as well as case studies and career snapshots.

• Critical thinking, application, technology, academic, and workplace-related activities extend learning.

• New career planning appendix, Exchange Lists for Meal Planning, BMI-for-age percentile graphs, and Dietary Reference Intake tables serve as valuable resources.

CONTENTSPart 1 Food Habits: A Lifestyle Choice

1. Making Wellness a Lifestyle 2. Factors A�ecting Food

Choices 3. How Nutrients Become You 4. Nutrition Guidelines

Part 2 The Health E�ects of Energy Nutrients

5. Carbohydrates: The Preferred Body Fuel

6. Fats: A Concentrated Energy Source

7. Proteins: The Body’s Building Blocks

Part 3 The Work of Noncaloric Nutrients

8. Vitamins: Drivers of Cell Processes

9. Minerals: Regulators of Body Functions

10. Water: The Forgotten Nutrient

Part 4 Nutrition Management: A Lifelong Activity11. Nutrition Across the Life

Span 12. The Energy Balancing Act 13. Healthy Weight

Management

14. Eating Disorders

Part 5 Other Aspects of Wellness15. Staying Physically Active: A

Way of Life 16. Eating for Sports

Performance 17. Maintaining Positive Social

and Mental Health 18. Stress and Wellness19. Drug and Supplement Use

and Your Health

Part 6 Making Informed Choices20. Keeping Food Safe21. Meal Management 22. Become an Informed

Consumer

(New!) Appendix A–Career PlanningAppendix B–Canada’s Food GuideAppendix C–Dietary Reference IntakesAppendix D–Nutritive Value of Foods(New!) Appendix E–Exchange Lists for Meal Planning(New!) Appendix F–Body Mass Index-for-Age Percentiles

Product Information ISBN List SchoolText, 622 pp., hardcover 978-1-60525-446-3

Student Workbook 978-1-60525-447-0

Food Science Experiments Manual, 166 pp.

978-1-60525-448-7


Teacher’s Resource Guide 978-1-60525-450-0


EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite, (Win/Mac) 978-1-60525-452-4


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Each part opens with a brief description of a healthy cooking technique and a recipe that employs the technique.

New title is a revised edition of the popular Goodheart-Willcox text

Nutrition, Food, and Fitness.

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Teacher’s Edition Offers teaching aids to guide review and reinforcement of key topics conveniently located in page margins. Answer keys appear next to math activities and chapter review questions.

Student WorkbookSupplies a variety of activities to help students review and apply chapter concepts.

EXAMVIEW® Assessment SuiteAllows you to quickly and easily create, administer, and score tests. This CD contains all the test master questions in the Teacher’s Resource Guide plus 25 percent more.

Teacher’s Resource CDIncludes the content of the Teacher’s Resource Guide and Teacher’s Edition of the text, color lesson slides, and lesson plans.

Teacher’s Resource GuideProvides instructional resources including teaching strategies, reproducible masters, chapter tests, and answer keys organized by chapter.

Foods and Nutrition Companion Web SiteMotivates and engages students beyond the classroom with online Interactive Activities, Crossword Puzzles, Matching Games, E-Flash Cards, Interactive Quizzes, and Cross-Curricular Activities.www.g-wlearning.com/foodsandnutrition

Prereading activity helps students prepare for learning. Concept Organizer encourages students to organize chapter content graphically. Central Ideas emphasize the main focus of each chapter.

Food Science Experiments ManualFeatures labs to aid student discovery of the science behind changes in food during preparation and storage.


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Adventures in Food and Nutrition!by Carol Byrd-Bredbenner, ©2007, 3rd Edition

Adventures in Food and Nutrition! is a great resource for helping your students begin an exciting study of nutrition, food management, and preparation. The appealing, youthful writing style and colorful photographs draw students’ attention. The lower reading level makes this text an excellent choice for younger students and introductory classes. Interesting features appear throughout the text to encourage students to use math and science concepts as they consider the link between nutrition and health. These features also introduce students to innovations in food technology, increase their appreciation of diverse cultures, and motivate them to explore careers. In addition, problem-solving scenarios empower students to develop critical-thinking skills as they apply learning. This edition of Adventures in Food and Nutrition! includes:• An introduction to MyPyramid.gov.

• Discussions of current nutrition topics, such as the nutrient density of foods, trans fats, phytochemicals, and comparison-shopping techniques.


Student Activity Guide, 144 pp. 978-1-59070-637-4

Teacher’s Annotated Edition, 556 pp. 978-1-59070-636-7



Teacher’s Resource CD, w/EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite, (Windows) , 830 test questions

978-1-59070-639-8


CONTENTS1. Food, Nutrition, and You

2. Nutrients: The Building Blocks of Health

3. Your Nutrition Toolbox 4. Weighing Your Choices 5. A Look at the Kitchen 6. Cooking with Microwaves 7. The Cook’s Tools 8. Play It Safe! 9. Keep It Clean! 10. Recipes—Blueprints for

Food 11. What’s on the Menu? 12. Smart Shopping

13. Ready, Set, Cook 14. When You’re on the Go 15. Fabulous Fruits 16. Versatile Vegetables 17. Salad Success 18. Great Grains 19. Bountiful Breads 20. Dairy Delights 21. Marvelous Meats and

Poultry 22. Savory Seafood 23. Incredible Eggs and

Legumes 24. Delicious Desserts 25. A Career to Consider

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Cultures of the World features introduce students to the diversity of foods around the world.

Using Technology activities suggest Web sites or other computer resources to further explore chapter content.


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Principles of Food Scienceby Janet D. Ward, ©2012, 3rd Edition

Principles of Food Science incorporates science concepts into a lab-oriented foods class. This text shows how the laws of science are at work in foods prepared at home and by the food industry. Each

chapter includes engaging features, including NEW “Going Green” environmental updates and “Science Matters” articles. Other features focus on areas such as current research, technology, and nutrition news. Through lab experiments in the text and Lab Manual, students will practice scienti�c and sensory evaluation of foods. They will discover how nutrients and other food components illustrate basic chemistry concepts. They will examine the positive and negative impacts of microorganisms on the food supply. Students will also explore the variety of careers available to graduates with a food science background.• Students learn the scienti�c method and how to evaluate scienti�c studies. The text

covers basic chemistry including the basic structure of atoms, the di�erent types and forms of energy in the universe, measuring pH, and water’s role as a solvent

• The text covers the physical properties, functions, and nutritional impact of the macronutrients.

• Students will learn about the micronutrients as well as other microcomponents including phytochemicals, food analogs, and additives.

• The positive and negative e�ects that microbes have on foods are explored.

• Various methods of food preservation and packaging are discussed as well as the bene�ts and drawbacks.

Special features throughout the text cover environmental issues, science facts, nutrition news, food science history, technology, recent research, international issues, and more.Experiments at the end of each chapter and in the lab manual include safety tips and lists of needed equipment and supplies. Students employ the scienti�c method to perform the experiments.

CONTENTSUnit I: The Science of Food

1. Food Science: An Old but New Subject

2. Scienti�c Evaluation: Being Objective

3. Sensory Evaluation: The Human Factor

Unit II: Basic Chemistry4. Basic Food Chemistry: The

Nature of Matter 5. Energy: Matter in Motion 6. Ions: Charged Particles in

Solution 7. Water: The Universal

Solvent

Unit III: Organic Chemistry: The Macronutrients

8. Sugar: The Simplest of Carbohydrates

9. The Complex Carbohydrates: Starches, Cellulose, Gums, and Pectins

10. Lipids: Nature’s Flavor Enhancers

11. Proteins: Amino Acids and Peptides

12. Enzymes: The Protein Catalyst

Unit IV: Food Chemistry: The Microcomponents13. The Micronutrients:

Vitamins and Minerals 14. Phytochemicals: The Other

Food Components

15. Food Analogs: Substitute Ingredients

16. Additives: Producing Desired Characteristics in Foods

Unit V: Food Microbiology: Living Organisms in Food17. Fermentation: Desirable

E�ects of Microbes 18. Food Safety: Sources of

Contamination

Unit VI: Food Preservation and Packaging19. Thermal Preservation: Hot

and Cold Processing 20. Dehydration and

Concentration: Controlling Water Activity

21. Current Trends in Food Preservation: Irradiation, Packaging, and Biotechnology

Unit VII: Working with Complex Food Systems22. Mixtures: Solutions,

Colloidal Dispersions, and Suspensions

23. Separation Techniques: Mechanical and Chemical Methods

24. Research: Developing New Food Products

25. Food Science Related Careers: A World of Opportunities

Product Information ISBN List SchoolText 978-1-60525-609-2

Lab Manual / Workbook 978-1-60525-610-8



Teacher’s Presentations for PowerPoint, (Win/Mac)Individual LicenseSite License

978-1-60525-613-9978-1-60525-614-6


EXAMVIEW® Assessment SuiteAllows you to create customized tests with a test bank that includes 25 percent more questions than found on the chapter tests on the Teacher’s Resource CD.

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Hospitality Servicesby Johnny Sue Reynolds, ©2010, 2nd Edition

Introduce your students to the world of hospitality! Hospitality Services: Food & Lodging presents an overview of the hospitality industry. The text concentrates on the various roles and responsibilities of workers in restaurants and hotels. The basics of management and the business side of hospitality are also covered. In addition, the text provides an overview for business support areas, such as human resources, marketing and sales, and accounting. Chapters on career assessment guide students through the steps of the job search and emphasize the skills needed for success.

• Updated statistics emphasize the importance of the hospitality industry to the economy.

• Pro�les of fascinating and inspiring industry leaders show individual career progression, from entry level to top positions. Pro�les of Walt Disney, the Marriotts, Herman Cain, Alice Waters, Gerald Fernandez, and others are included.

• New addition to the package: EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite!

• Teacher’s CD provides strategies and worksheets to reinforce learning.

CONTENTSPart 1: Welcome to

Hospitality1. The World of Hospitality

2. Service: The Heart of Hospitality

3. Hospitality Past, Present, and Future

Part 2: The Food and Beverage Industry

4. The World of Food and Beverages

5. Food Preparation and Service

6. Front- and Back-of-the-House

7. Hotel Food and Beverage Services

8. Purchasing and Receiving 9. Food Safety and Sanitation

Part 3: The Lodging Industry10. The World of Lodging 11. Front O�ce 12. Housekeeping 13. Security 14. Engineering

Part 4: The Business of Hospitality15. Business Basics 16. Hospitality Management 17. Human Resources 18. Marketing and Sales 19. Accounting 20. Workplace Safety and

Emergencies 21. Legal and Ethical

Considerations

Part 5: Careers22. Your Career in Hospitality 23. Skills for Success 24. Starting a Business


Workbook, 248 pp. 978-1-60525-181-3

Teacher’s CD, (Win/Mac) 978-1-60525-182-0

EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite, (Win/Mac), approx. 1100 test questions

978-1-60525-183-7


Pro�les of 20 industry leaders appear throughout the text.Each pro�le includes a career path time line of how these individuals became leaders in the food and beverage, lodging, recreation, or the travel and tourism industry.

Objectives outline skills students will build while studying the chapter.

Terms to Know appear in bold type in the text where they are de�ned.


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Teachingby Sharleen L. Kato, ©2010

Teaching, a great text for students considering a career in the �eld of education, helps teachers of tomorrow explore the world of education and discover what makes a teacher e�ective. Your students will learn about the history of education in the United States and how schools impact society. They will learn about all types of learners—how they change physically, intellectually, emotionally, and socially—and how that impacts the way they are taught. They will also learn how to design an instructional plan, choose teaching strategies, and create an e�ective learning environment for their future students.Teaching includes the following four units:• Unit 1, You: The Teacher of Tomorrow, focuses on what a teacher does, the

qualities of an e�ective teacher, and steps to becoming a teacher.

• Unit 2, The Learner, explores human development, various theories of development, and the various developmental stages of children through teens.

• Unit 3, The School, describes the early history of education in America, modern history of education, and current aspects of schools, including federal, state, and local responsibilities.

• Unit 4, The Teacher, covers learning diversity, what makes an e�ective teacher, lesson planning, instructional strategies, technology, assessment, classroom management, and the student’s future as a teacher.

CONTENTSUnit 1 You: The Teacher of Tomorrow

1. Teaching as a Profession 2. Becoming a Teacher

Unit 2 The Learner3. Understanding Human

Development 4. Middle Childhood: Growth

and Development 5. The Teen Years: Growth

and Development

Unit 3 The School6. The Early History of

Education in America

7. The Modern History of Education in America

8. Schools and Society

Unit 4 The Teacher9. Teaching Diverse Learners

10. What Makes an E�ective Teacher?

11. Planning for Instruction 12. Instructional Methods 13. Technology for Teaching

and Learning 14. The Role of Assessment 15. Classroom Management 16. The Next Steps Toward

Becoming a Teacher

Product Information ISBN List SchoolText, 400 pp. hardcover 978-1-60525-291-9




Student WorkbookEach chapter includes guided notes and a wide variety of activities to help students review and apply chapter concepts.

Instructor’s CDIncludes colorful presentations for each chapter to reinforce key concepts and terms. The CD includes chapter resources, answer keys, lesson plans, lesson slides, and related Web links.

Instructor’s CD

Instructor’s Presentations

for PowerPoint coming this Fall.


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Discovering Careersby John A. Wanat, E. Weston Pfei�er, and Richard Van Gulik, ©2012, 7th Edition

Discovering Careers is designed to introduce students to the skills they will need to succeed in school, on the job, and on their own. By studying this text, students will be able to explore personal

goals, interests, and aptitudes that will in�uence future life decisions. The 16 career clusters, with career pathways and options, provide an opportunity to research and gain an awareness of educational and training requirements needed for various careers. Check your Reading and Key Concepts reinforce reading skills and enhance reading comprehension. Sharing best practices for the environment, Go Green gives tips on ways to use our resources wisely in a business setting. To provide insight on real life issues that may arise in the workplace, an Ethics feature presents helpful information that students can use.

New to this Edition:• Learning Styles

• Appropriate Internet Use

• Portfolios

• Go Green

• Ethics


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CONTENTSPart One: Exploring the World of Work

1. The Importance of Work2. The Changing Workplace

3. The Law in the Workplace

Part Two: Exploring Career Options

4. Learning About Careers5. Types of Careers

6. A Business of Your Own

Part Three: Making Plans for Career Success

7. Learning About Yourself8. Making Decisions9. Options for Education and

Training 10. Making a Career Plan

Part Four: Acquiring Workplace Skills11. Job Search Skills 12. Interviewing Skills 13. Good Employee Skills 14. Being a Team Player 15. Keeping Safety First 16. Handling Changes in Job

Status

Part Five: Developing Personal Skills for Job Success17. Basic Skills for Job Success18. Time Management and

Study Skills19. Communication Skills20. Your Appearance21. Good Health and Job

Success22. Developing Leadership

Skills

Part Six: Managing Your Money23. Paychecks and Taxes24. Budgets25. Checking Accounts26. Savings27. Credit28. Insurance

Part Seven: Growing Toward Independence29. A Place to Live30. Transportation31. Being a Responsible

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Teacher’s Resource CD, (Win/Mac), Includes all portfolio resources.

978-1-60525-523-1

EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite, (Win/Mac), 892 test questions

978-1-60525-525-5


978-1-60525-526-2978-1-60525-527-9

Companion Web Site www.g-wlearning.com/careereducation FREE


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Teacher’s Resource CDThis Teacher’s Resource CD includes a PDF of the Teacher’s Edition, lesson plans, lesson slides provided as PowerPoint® slide shows , Standards Correlations, and Related Web Links.

Career Education Companion Web SitesMotivate and engage students beyond the classroom with online Crossword Puzzles, Matching Games, E-Flash Cards, Interactive Quizzes, and Cross-Curricular Activities.www.g-wlearning.com/careereducation

Student WorkbookThe student workbook is designed to help students review content, apply knowledge, and develop critical-thinking skills. A wide variety of activities are provided for various learning styles. This supplement is a consumable resource, designed with perforated pages so that a given chapter can be removed and submitted for grading or checking.

Teacher’s EditionThe teacher edition presents a variety of instructional strategies in the margins of each page to provide guidance in reviewing and reinforcing the chapter content. Related Web sites are often cited along with technology applications and cross-curricular ideas. It also provides discussion topics, enrichment activities, assessment techniques, and correlations to National Standards.

Teacher’s Resource GuideThe resource guide provides numerous instructional resources that support each chapter of the textbook including bulletin board ideas, introductory activities, suggested teaching strategies, test masters, answer keys, reproducible masters, transparency masters, and much more.

EXAMVIEW® Assessment SuiteThe EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite allows you to quickly and easily create, administer, and score paper and online tests. The EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite includes the EXAMVIEW® Test Generator, EXAMVIEW® Test Manager, and EXAMVIEW® Test Player.

Teacher’s Presentations for PowerPointThe teacher presentations CD package contains presentations in PowerPoint format for each of the 31 chapters, comprising over 1040 slides of instructional material. The program includes the PowerPoint Viewer utility, which permits display without need for PowerPoint presentation graphics software. Available as individual or site license.

Teacher’s Annotated WorkbookThe teacher edition of the workbook is designed for presenting answers to workbook activities right where you need them.


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School to Careerby J. J. Littrell, James H. Lorenz, and Harry T. Smith,©2012, 9th Edition

An important key to student success is preparing for the transition from high school to a �rst career. To help students make this transition, School to Career provides guidance by covering

important twenty-�rst century life and career skills. By studying this text, students will learn personal skills, decision-making skills, and employability skills that will help create a foundation as students graduate from high school. Skills for success such as teamwork and problem solving, communicating on the job, and leadership are also covered. Opportunities to research and learn about careers using the States’ Career Clusters allow students to assess skills and abilities to help make decisions about a career that works for them. Included in the exploration process are learning about college and other postsecondary programs, as well as funding an education.

New to this Edition:• College Access

• Funding an Education

• Learning Styles

• Ethics

• Go Green

CONTENTS1. Making the Transition

from School to Career2. Understanding Work-

Based Learning 3. What Your Employer

Expects 4. Teamwork and Problem-

Solving Skills 5. Communicating on

the Job6. Math in the Workplace

7. Technology and You 8. Looking Good on the Job 9. Safety on the Job10. Leadership and Group

Dynamics11. Participating in Meetings 12. Learning About Yourself 13. Learning About Careers 14. Researching Careers 15. Making Career Decisions

16. Applying for Jobs 17. Taking Preemployment

Tests 18. Interviewing for Jobs 19. Succeeding on the Job 20. Diversity and Rights in the

Workplace 21. Succeeding in Our

Economic System 22. Entrepreneurship: A

Business of Your Own 23. Understanding Income

and Taxes 24. Managing Spending 25. Using Credit 26. Banking, Saving, and

Investing 27. Insurance 28. Managing Family, Work,

and Citizenship Roles


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In-depth coverage of career clusters includes a description of each cluster, along with its pathways and career options.






Teacher’s Resource CD, (Win/Mac), Includes all portfolio resources.

978-1-60525-532-3


978-1-60525-534-7


978-1-60525-535-4978-1-60525-536-1

Companion Web Site www.g-wlearning.com/careereducation FREE


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Teacher’s Resource CDThis Teacher’s Resource CD includes a PDF of the Teacher’s Edition, lesson plans, lesson slides provided as PowerPoint® slide shows , Standards Correlations, and Related Web Links.

Student WorkbookThe student workbook is designed to help students review content, apply knowledge, and develop critical-thinking skills. A wide variety of activities are provided for various learning styles. This supplement is a consumable resource, designed with perforated pages so that a given chapter can be removed and submitted for grading or checking.

Teacher’s EditionThe teacher edition presents a variety of instructional strategies in the margins of each page to provide guidance in reviewing and reinforcing the chapter content. Related Web sites are often cited along with technology applications and cross-curricular ideas. It also provides discussion topics, enrichment activities, assessment techniques, and correlations to National Standards.

Teacher’s Resource GuideThe resource guide provides numerous instructional resources that support each chapter of the textbook including bulletin board ideas, introductory activities, suggested teaching strategies, test masters, answer keys, reproducible masters, transparency masters, and much more.

EXAMVIEW® Assessment SuiteThe EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite allows you to quickly and easily create, administer, and score paper and online tests. The EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite includes the EXAMVIEW® Test Generator, EXAMVIEW® Test Manager, and EXAMVIEW® Test Player.

Teacher’s Presentations for PowerPointThe teacher presentations CD package contains presentations in PowerPoint format for each of the 28 chapters, comprising over 790 slides of instructional material. The program includes the PowerPoint Viewer utility, which permits display without need for PowerPoint presentation graphics software. Available as individual or site license.

Career Education Companion Web SitesMotivate and engage students beyond the classroom with online Crossword Puzzles, Matching Games, E-Flash Cards, Interactive Quizzes, and Cross-Curricular Activities.www.g-wlearning.com/careereducation

Teacher’s Annotated WorkbookThe teacher edition of the workbook is designed for presenting answers to workbook activities right where you need them.


Careers in Focus Family and Consumer Sciencesby Lee Jackson, ©2008, 3rd Edition

Careers in Focus: Family and Consumer Sciences is a unique text that prepares students for the workplace while exposing them to the wide-ranging careers in the �eld of Family and Consumer Sciences! Especially designed for career exploration classes in Family and Consumer Sciences, this colorful text is also well suited for FCCLA programs, cooperative education classes, and work-based learning programs. The �rst three parts of the text are designed to help students choose careers, �nd jobs, and achieve success on

the job. The last part of the book explores the many career areas related to Family and Consumer Sciences within the �ve broad �elds of business and marketing, education and communications, human services, science and technology, and the arts.• This edition includes a chapter titled Balance

in Your Life.

• A separate chapter on entrepreneurship is included.





Now Hiringby Noreen E. Messina, ©2010, 3rd Edition

Now Hiring focuses on the journey of four �ctional teens trying to �nd part-time jobs. From résumés to interviews to on-the-job success, your students will learn along with the characters. The easy-to-read story is broken into 12 short chapters, each focusing on a di�erent aspect of the job search. This unique book will especially appeal to reluctant readers and special-needs students.

Now Hiring can be used as a supplement to a co-op or career education course, or used as a stand-alone in any course that has a unit on job-search skills. Activity ideas and reproducible worksheets are included on the Teacher’s CD.

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Product Information ISBN List SchoolText, 126 pp., softcover 978-1-60525-177-6


CONTENTSPart One: Preparing for a Career

1. Thinking Ahead–Work and the Family

2. Balance in Your Life 3. Deciding What Is Right

for You 4. Learning and Deciding

About Careers 5. Preparing for a Career

in Family and Consumer Sciences

Part Two: Developing Personal Skills for Job Success

6. Basic Skills for the Workplace

7. Communication Skills 8. Understanding Personal

Management Skills 9. Group E�ectiveness and

Leadership Skills

Part Three: Achieving Job Success10. The Job Search 11. Job Interviews 12. Job Orientation 13. Job Performance 14. Job Evaluation and Change

Part Four: Family and Consumer Sciences Careers 15. Careers in Business and

Marketing16. Careers in Education and

Communications 17. Careers in Human Services 18. Careers in Science and

Technology 19. Careers in the Arts 20. A Career as an

Entrepreneur

Student Activity GuideProvides a variety of activities that review and reinforce chapter concepts.

Teacher’s Resource GuideIncludes teaching strategies, reproducible masters, and chapter tests.

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Career Successby Rosemary T. Fruehling and Roberta Moore, © 2011, 2nd Edition

Career Success: The Attitude Advantage is a unique text-workbook that presents soft skills to prepare for real-world success. Focusing on keeping a positive attitude, improving human relations skills, and exploring career issues, this text is designed

to increase awareness and understanding of the challenges and responsibilities of being an employee. Each chapter opens with a case study that provides challenging realistic examples to build critical-thinking, team-building, and problem-solving skills. The Analyze section follows the case to build key concepts and provide additional human relations content. Each chapter then concludes with an additional case and an opportunity for self-assessment of key information that has been presented. The easy-to-follow lessons, with highlighted vocabulary terms, provide a systematic program for preparation for personal growth. A comprehensive Instructor’s CD is also available to guide presentation of the content and serve as a springboard for group discussions.

Product Information ISBN List SchoolText, 256 pp. softcover 978-1-60525-345-9


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CONTENTS1. The Need for Human

Relations Skills 2. Your Attitude Counts 3. Teamwork 4. Coworker Relationships 5. Relationships with

Supervisors 6. Destructive Attitudes 7. Constructive Attitudes 8. Morale 9. Handling Stress on the Job 10. Rumors 11. Accepting Responsibility

on the Job

12. Communication 13. Your Attitude and Job

Success 14. Strategies for a Positive

Attitude 15. Succeeding in a New Job 16. Being a Reliable Employee 17. Career Plateaus 18. Planning Your Career Goals 19. Learning from Mistakes 20. Repairing Relationships 21. Dealing with Criticism 22. Leaving a Job

Instructor’s CDIncluded on the Instructor’s CD are lesson plans, solutions to workbook activities, and Activity transparency masters to use for additional hands-on applications.

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Becoming Money $martA Simulation for Financial Decision Makingby Judi Deatherage, ©2012

Are you looking for a way to teach �nancial literacy? Becoming Money $mart will give you the

resources you need to teach �nancial education in any classroom situation. Written speci�cally for students, this text-workbook simulates real-life responsibilities such as writing checks, planning for an education, investing money, paying rent, and other �nancial responsibilities that each individual must learn to do wisely. Financial

math is emphasized as well as tips for becoming an independent individual and planning for the future. You and your students will �nd this supplement a perfect solution to exploring the basics of �nancial education.• Terms are emphasized to help build �nancial

literacy vocabulary.• Objectives, correlated to the main chapter

headings, de�ne the goals for learning the content.

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CONTENTS 1. Planning Your Financial Future: It Begins Here 2. Paychecks: Using Your Money Wisely 3. Budgets: Keeping Track of Your Money 4. Banking: Managing Your Money 5. Credit: Buy Now, Pay Later 6. Insurance: Protecting Your Assets

7. Education: A Passport to Your Future 8. Loans: Cars and Housing 9. Investments: Making Your Money Work for You 10. Retirement Planning: Looking Toward the Future 11. Your Financial Future: You Make the Choice

This product aligns with the National Standards in K-12

Personal Finance Education published by the Jump$tart

Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy® as well as the Financial

Education Core Competencies written by the Financial Literacy

and Education Commission.

Product Information ISBN List SchoolText, approx. 288 pp., softcover 978-1-60525-470-8



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Fashion Marketing & Merchandisingby Mary Wolfe, ©2009, 3rd Edition

Fashion Marketing & Merchandising brings to life the business aspects of the fashion world. It presents the basics of market economics, textiles, design, and promotion. This edition gives an in-depth view of the entire textile/apparel/retail soft goods chain and o�ers a comprehensive study of retail fundamentals and strategies for retail success. Hundreds of color photos make the world of fashion come to life for fashion marketing and merchandising students.

• Describes the latest concepts of manufacturing, mass customization and niche specialization; trends in globalization; and environmental issues.

• Explains computer technologies, such as robotic manufacturing, automatic replenishment of merchandise, and Internet retailing.

• Fashion in Action activities encourage students to apply many of the concepts learned in the chapter to real-life situations.

• Extensive glossary helps students learn terms related to fashion marketing and merchandising.

• Use of the complete teaching package enables you to develop an e�ective fashion marketing and merchandising program tailored to your students’ unique needs.

CONTENTSPart 1: Basic Fashion and Business Concepts

1. The Meaning of Clothing and Fashion

2. Fashion Movement 3. Basic Economic Concepts 4. Substance of the Fashion

Industry 5. Satisfying the Fashion

Market

Part 2: Textile/Apparel Building Blocks

6. Textile Fibers and Yarns7. Textile Fabrics and Finishes

Part 3: Designing and Producing Apparel

8. Using Design in Fashion9. The Fashion Design

Segment 10. Ready-to-Wear

Manufacturing 11. Wholesale Apparel

Marketing and Distribution

Part 4: Retail Business Fundamentals12. The Retail Segment 13. Retail Positioning 14. Retail Merchandise 15. Planning to Buy 16. Merchandise Buying

Part 5: Strategies for Retail Success17. Communicating

Information 18 Concepts for Successful

Selling 19. Calculating for Best Results 20. Service, Safety, and

Security

Part 6: Fashion Promotion21. Fashion Promotion

Through Advertising and the Press

22. Visual Merchandising 23. Special Event Fashion Shows

Part 7: Fashion Business in Today’s World24. A Global Perspective 25. The Latest Fashion

Business Trends

Part 8: Your Future in the Fashion Industry26. Is a Fashion Career in Your

Future? 27. Textile and Apparel Careers 28. Retail Careers 29. Promotion Careers 30. Entrepreneurship and

Other Fashion-Related Careers




Teacher’s Resource CD, (Win/Mac), Includes all teacher’s resources.

978-1-59070-923-8

EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite, (Win/Mac), over 1320 test questions

978-1-59070-973-3

Teacher’s Presentations for PowerPoint, (Win/Mac), over 500 slidesIndividual LicenseSite License

978-1-59070-924-5978-1-59070-925-2

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Pages resemble a fashion magazine.


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Fashion!by Mary G. Wolfe, ©2012, 6th Edition

Fashion! gives your students an in-depth look at the exciting world of the fashion scene. This colorful text is designed for nonlaboratory textile and clothing courses. Fashion includes

hundreds of images to illustrate concepts and enhance learning.Fashion! can help your students become future employees in fashion-related businesses by helping them:• Understand the apparel industry and learn the skills needed to become more

attuned to consumer concerns.

• Explore globalization and trends for textile companies, apparel manufacturers, retailers, and consumers, including industry-wide collaboration, multichannel retailing, and cross-channel shopping.

• Analyze how Internet technology is changing fashion �rms’ product development, promotion, and selling through electronics (e-commerce) and how mobile applications and social media a�ect consumer comparison shopping and buying practices (m-commerce).

• Weigh the dilemma of imports, environmental sustainability, and ethical and social issues about companies when buying their goods.

• Discuss how to deter, detect, and defend against identity theft.

• Describe fashion design techniques.

• Gain exposure to the career clusters and the many career opportunities in the apparel industry.



Workbook, 208 pp 978-1-60525-464-7

Teacher’s Resource Guide, 335 pp 978-1-60525-465-4



CONTENTSPart One: Clothes and Fashion

1. The Why of Clothes 2. Knowing About Fashion 3. Garment Styles and Parts

Part Two: Apparel Industries

4. The Development of Fashion

5. The Textile Industry and Home Sewing Patterns

6. Apparel Production 7. Fashion Promotion and

Retailing

Part Three Textiles: The Science of Apparel

8. Textile Fibers and Yarns 9. Fabric Construction and

Finishes

Part Four Design: The Artof Apparel10. The Element of Color 11. More Elements of Design 12. Principles of Design

Part Five: Consumers of Clothing13. Wardrobe Considerations 14. Wardrobe Planning15. Being a Smart Consumer 16. Making the Right Purchase 17. Apparel for People with

Special Needs 18. Caring for Clothes

Part Six: Apparel Industry Careers19. A Career for You 20. Careers in the Textile

Industry 21. Careers in Apparel Design

and Production 22. Fashion Merchandising

and Other Retail Industry Careers

23. Careers in Fashion Promotion

24. Other Careers and Entrepreneurial Opportunities

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WorkbookEach chapter includes a wide variety of activities to help students review and apply chapter concepts.

EXAMVIEW® Assessment SuiteContains all the test master questions in the Teacher’s Resources plus 25 percent more. Allows you to choose speci�c questions, add your own, and create di�erent versions of the test.

Teacher’s CDIncludes colorful presentations for each chapter to reinforce key concepts and terms. The CD includes chapter resources, answer keys, lesson plans, lesson slides, and related Web links.


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Apparel: Design, Textiles & Constructionby Louise A. Liddell and Carolee S. Samuels, © 2012, 10th Edition

Apparel—Design, Textiles & Construction is designed to help students understand the role of apparel in their lives and the lives of others. Students will learn about the textile and apparel industry

from the U.S. and global viewpoint, the latest trends in fashion and apparel, the impact of fashion design on the industry, and a focus on career opportunities in textiles and apparel. In addition, students will also learn how to make the best decisions regarding the selection and care of apparel and how to construct apparel. This new edition also includes the following:• New chapters on fashion design and entrepreneurship.

• Updated information on the textile industry, online shopping trends, apparel care products and equipment, and redesigning and recycling apparel.

• Emphasis on the elements and principles of design as they relate to apparel.

• Discussion on the cultural, societal, environmental, economic, and technological in�uences on textiles and apparel.

• A wealth of chapter review materials—Think Critically, Apparel Applications, Academic Connections, Workplace Links, and FCCLA—that help students apply text concepts.

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Workbook, 174 pp. 978-1-60525-594-1

Teacher’s Resource Guide 978-1-60525-595-8




978-1-60525-598-9978-1-60525-599-6

CONTENTSPart 1: Apparel and Fashion

1. Understanding Clothing 2. Understanding Fashion 3. Textiles and Apparel

Through the Years 4. The Textile and Apparel

Industry 5. The Worldwide Apparel

Industry 6. A Closer Look at Fashion

Design

Part 2: Apparel Decisions7. Planning a Wardrobe

8. Apparel Decisions and Choices

9. Consumer Rights and Responsibilities

10. Choices as a Consumer 11. Get Your Money’s Worth 12. Selecting Apparel for

Family Members 13. Keeping Apparel Looking

Its Best 14. Laundry and Dry Cleaning 15. Repair, Redesign, and

Recycle

Part 3: Color and Design16. Color 17. The Elements and

Principles of Design

Part 4: From Fibers to Fabrics 18. The Natural Fibers 19. The Manufactured Fibers 20. From Yarn to Fabric 21. Fabric Color and Finishes

Part 5: Sewing Techniques 22. Figure Types and Pattern

Sizes 23. Selecting Patterns and

Fabrics 24. Sewing Equipment 25. Getting Ready to Sew 26. Basic Sewing Skills 27. Advanced Sewing Skills 28. Serging Skills

Part 6: Career Preparation29. Preparing for a Career 30. A Job and a Career 31. Entrepreneurship—

Pro�ting from Your Skills

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Goodheart-Willcox text Clothes and Your

Appearance.


Successful Sewingby Mary G. Westfall, ©2008, 6th Edition

Successful Sewing is a write-in text designed for use by beginning and experienced sewing students. A step-by-step, easy-to-follow format allows students to work at their own pace as they experience the fun, excitement, and creativity of

sewing. The text teaches construction skills and includes imaginative ideas for making sewing fun and pro�table. A lesson on quilting is included in this edition so students can expand their sewing techniques to enjoy this popular hobby.

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Instructor’s Guide, 98 pp. 978-1-59070-826-2

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Teacher’s Resource GuideIncludes answer keys and a wealth of information for teaching each chapter.

Teacher’s Resource CDPowerful electronic tools allow you to easily access the Teacher’s Resource Guide to create daily lesson plans.

EXAMVIEW® Assessment SuiteThis testing program allows you to quickly and easily create and print tests from a test bank.

Teacher’s Presentations for PowerPoint CDIncludes a Presentation in PowerPoint for each chapter focusing on objectives, terms, and all key text concepts in a concise, visually appealing manner. O�ers ample discussion questions to keep students engaged in learning.

Graphic organizers o�er an alternative visual way to review chapter concepts.

Individual and team activities link key chapter content to related FCCLA programs and activities.


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Housing and Interior Designby Evelyn L. Lewis and Carolyn S. Turner, ©2012, 10th Edition

Housing and Interior Design is the perfect choice for introducing students to the fascinating world of housing and interior design. With a striking design and beautiful illustrations, this teaching

package helps students examine housing needs and choices, the basic principles of interior design and design presentation, and opportunities in a wide range of housing and interior design careers. In addition, the text• Examines historical, cultural, and technological in�uences on housing and interiors.

• Addresses architectural styles and housing types along with universal design for all people.

• Introduces the elements and principles of design and their indoor and outdoor applications. Also presents the phases of the design process.

• Highlights green and sustainable design and ecological issues in the Green Choices features.

• Pro�les numerous housing and interior design careers in the Career Focus features.

• Includes a wealth of chapter review materials that help students apply text concepts, including Think Critically, Community Links, Academic Connections, Technology Applications, Design Practice, and FCCLA.


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Teacher’s Resource CD 978-1-60525-341-1


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CONTENTSPart 1: Housing for You 1. Housing and Human

Needs 2. In�uences on Housing

Part 2: Making Housing Choices 3. Using Decision-Making

Skills 4. Choosing a Place to Live 5. Acquiring Housing

Part 3: From the Ground Up 6. The Evolution of Exteriors 7. Understanding House

Plans 8. House Construction 9. The Systems Within

Part 4: The Inside Story 10. Using the Elements of

Design 11. Using Color E�ectively 12. Using the Principles of

Design 13. Textiles for Environments 14. Creating Interior

Backgrounds 15. Furniture Styles and

Construction

16. Arranging and Selecting Furniture

17. Window Treatments, Lighting, and Accessories

18. Selecting Appliances and Electronics

19. Planning and Presenting Interior Designs

Part 5: A Safe and Attractive Environment 20. The Outdoor Living Space

and Environment 21. Home Safety and Security 22. Maintaining a Home 23. Trends in Housing Design

and Technology

Part 6: Careers in Housing and Interiors 24. Researching Careers 25. Preparing for Career

Success

Appendix A—Housing and Related LegislationAppendix B—EntrepreneurshipAppendix C—ASID Code of EthicsAppendix D—Related CareersAppendix E—Practical Math Review

New title is a revised edition of the popular Goodheart-Willcox text

Housing Decisions.


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Student WorkbookIncludes a wide variety of activities to help students review and apply chapter concepts.

EXAMVIEW® Assessment SuiteContains all test master questions in the Teacher’s Resources plus 25 percent more. Allows you to choose specific questions, add your own, and create different versions of a test.

Teacher’s Resource CD Powerful electronic tools allow you easy access to the text content of the Teacher’s Edition and the Teacher’s Resource Guide—both in PDF format. Also includes color lesson slides and a lesson planning feature for customizing daily lesson plans.


Green Choices features focus on green and sustainable concepts and practices for housing and interior design.

Career Focus profiles numerous careers in the housing and design career pathways that relate to the Architecture & Construction and Arts, A/V Technology, & Communications career clusters.

Math Matters features help reinforce relevant math concepts.


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Residential Housing & Interiorsby Clois E. Kicklighter and Joan C. Kicklighter, ©2005, 4th Edition

Residential Housing & Interiors acquaints students with planning, building, decorating, and landscaping a home, and working in the housing industry. An expanded teaching guide includes student handouts and transparencies to enliven your lessons. • Chapters 21, 23, and 30 cover the practical aspects of choosing suitable

housing.

• Each text chapter includes a list of Internet resources.

• Appendix includes: topographical, plumbing, electrical, and climate control symbols; common sizes of living room furniture, bedroom furniture, bathroom �xtures, and kitchen cabinets; common sizes of windows; and much more.

• The Instructor’s Resource CD includes the entire contents of the Instructor’s Resource Portfolio plus the EXAMVIEW® Test Generator Software all on one CD.

• The Presentations for PowerPoint examine each chapter of the text, featuring the key points of each chapter illustrated with many photos and line art.



Instructor’s Resource Guide, 392 pp. 978-1-59070-751-7

Instructor’s Resource Portfolio, 392 pp. Does not include transparencies.

978-1-59070-307-6

Instructor’s Resource CD, w/EXAMVIEW® Test Generator, 1150 test questions (Windows)

978-1-59070-306-9

Instructor’s Presentations for PowerPoint, (Win/Mac), over 2700 slidesIndividual LicenseSite License

978-1-59070-355-7978-1-59070-356-4

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CONTENTS1. Fundamentals of Housing

2. Evaluating Floor Plans 3. Planning Living Areas 4. Planning Sleeping Areas 5. Planning Service and Work

Areas 6. Design 7. Color 8. Wood, Masonry, and

Concrete 9. Metals, Glass, Ceramics,

and Plastics 10. Textiles 11. Furniture Styles 12. Furniture Construction

and Selection 13. Walls 14. Floors 15. Ceilings and Roofs 16. Windows and Doors 17. Stairs and Halls

18. Lighting 19. Electrical and Plumbing

Systems 20. Climate Control, Fireplaces,

and Stoves 21. Information, Security, and

Home Automation 22. Energy and Water

Conservation 23. Designing for Health and

Safety 24. Exterior Design 25. Landscaping 26. Remodeling, Renovation,

and Preservation 27. Presenting Housing Ideas 28. Computer Applications 29. Careers in Housing30. Keeping a Job and

Advancing in a Career

Detailed drawings and illustrations are found throughout the text.

Instructor’s Presentations for Powerpoint The colorful, photo-�lled Instructor’s Presentations for PowerPoint explore each chapter more fully. The program includes the PowerPoint Viewer utility, which permits display without the need for PowerPoint presentation graphic software.

Instructor’s Resource CD Provides useful instructional resources, ready to print, as you need them.


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Working with Young ChildrenOnline Course

The new, exciting Working with Young Children Online Course combines the powerful tools of online learning with content from the market-leading textbook, Working with Young Children.

Your students will easily learn from the Working with Young Children Online Course, bene�ting from:

• Interactive Online Textbook with video allows for individualized and customized learning. Students can select chapters and topics in the order that �ts their learning style. The ability to toggle back and forth as many times as needed promotes con�dence and understanding of the material that is presented. The Save My Spot feature lets students exit and enter at any point, alleviating any frustration of trying to remember where they left o� during the last study session. Part introduction videos by the author add expert experience to pursing lessons.

• Text-size customization enables students to control the size of the type on the screen, making the course �exible for students with varying needs.

• Electronic Activities reinforce concepts learned in the course and help students apply what they have learned. Students simply key answers into the forms.

• Interactive Drill and Practice Activities provides self-assessment opportunities so students can be con�dent before moving on to new content.

As a teacher, your job is hassle free and more e�cient with the online course tools that include:

• Robust Gradebook integrated within the course allows you to easily grade, track students’ progress, and provide feedback. This gradebook not only saves you time, but helps your students get quick feedback before they progress to new topics.

• Assessments save you preparation time and give you the �exibility to administer chapter tests on an individual basis to meet student needs. These pre-built tests are pedagogically sound, giving you the assurance of e�cient and thorough assessment.

• Reports can be generated to measure students’ progress, allowing you to assess students’ needs. These reports can be printed any time.

• Instructor’s Resources include lesson plans, teacher’s resources, and presentations in PowerPoint format, freeing your time to teach the course, measure progress, and interact with your students.

• Communicate with your students via e-mail, announcements, or posting upcoming events in a course calendar making your online course convenient whether in class or at home.

• Discussion Forums can also be created to promote class discussion and interaction.

All of the material you need to successfully teach an online child care services course, measure course progress, and interact with students are available with Working with Young Children Online Course.


Product Information ISBN School

Working with Young Children Online Course

978-1-60525-717-4

Working with Young Children Online Instructor Center

978-1-60525-718-1

Working with Young Children 30-Day Demo

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Children 2. Types of Early Childhood

Programs 3. Observing Children: A Tool

for Assessment 4. Child Development

Principles and Theories 5. Understanding Children

from Birth to Age Two 6. Understanding Two- and

Three-Year-Olds 7. Understanding Four- and

Five-Year-Olds 8. Middle Childhood 9. Preparing the

Environment 10. Selecting Toys, Equipment,

and Educational Materials 11. Promoting Children’s

Safety 12. Planning Nutritious Meals

and Snacks 13. Guiding Children’s Health 14. Developing Guidance

Skills 15. Guidance Challenges 16. Establishing Classroom

Limits 17. Handling Daily Routines

18. The Curriculum 19. Guiding Art, Blockbuilding,

and Sensory Experiences 20. Guiding Storytelling

Experiences 21. Guiding Play and Puppetry

Experiences 22. Guiding Manuscript

Writing Experiences 23. Guiding Math Experiences 24. Guiding Science

Experiences 25. Guiding Social Studies

Experiences 26. Guiding Food and

Nutrition Experiences 27. Guiding Music and

Movement Experiences 28. Guiding Field Trip

Experiences 29. Programs for Infants and

Toddlers 30. Programs for School-Age

Children 31. Guiding Children with

Special Needs 32. Involving Parents and

Families 33. A Career for You in Early

Childhood Education

Working with Young Childrenby Judy Herr, ©2012, 7th Edition

Working with Young Children introduces your students to the fast-growing �eld of early childhood education. Your students will develop skills for guiding children e�ectively while keeping them healthy and

safe. Working with Young Children applies child development principles to child care settings. On-site photos enhance the inviting, colorful format.This text provides current health, safety, and nutrition information plus additional coverage of technology, cultural diversity, family stressors, and child care careers.• New sections address licensing rules and regulations, and historical in�uences

on early child care and education.

• New chapter-opening activities include Key Concepts, Graphic Organizers, and Reading Advantage pre-reading activities.

• New features appearing throughout the chapters include Safety First, Focus on Health, Learn More About…, and Workplace Connections.

• Expanded chapter reviews provide more Cross-Curricular Links and new Thinking Critically, Using Technology, and Portfolio Project activities.

• Appendix now includes NAEYC’s Core Values.




The Observation Guide, 310 pp. 978-1-60525-438-8

Online Student Center, 360 day license 978-1-60525-716-7





978-1-60525-442-5

Teacher’s Presentations for PowerPoint, (Win/Mac), approx. 1200 slidesIndividual LicenseSite License

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Mastering CDA Competencies, See page 25 for more information.TextAnswer Key

978-1-60525-445-6978-1-60525-713-6

Reading Advantage, Key Conepts, and Graphic Organizer promote reading and retention

New Online Student Center o�ers access to an online interactive textbook, student activity

guide, observation guide, and more!


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RETeacher’s EditionThe Teacher’s Edition includes annotations and suggests activities for special learners.

Teacher’s Presentations for PowerPointPresentations include objectives, de�nitions of new terms, and all key concepts. Ample discussion questions and critical-thinking strategies will keep your students involved.

Student WorkbookIncludes a wide variety of activities to help students review and apply chapter concepts.

Mastering CDA Competenciesby Judy Herr, ©2012, 7th Edition

This book is designed as a training guide for obtaining the Child Development Associate National Credential (CDA). Mastering CDA Competencies is to be used in conjunction with the text Working with Young Children and provides practical exercises that apply to each of the CDA Competency Goals and Functional

Areas. Each chapter guides the student through the following learning sequence:Part I: Read from Working with Young ChildrenPart II: Review What You Have ReadPart III: Observe What You Have Learned,

Review What You Have ObservedPart IV: Apply What You Have Learned


CONTENTSPart 1: The Children and You

1. You: Working with Young Children 2. Types of Early Childhood Programs 3. Observing Children: A Tool for Assessment 4. Child Development Principles and Theories 5. Understanding Children from Birth to Age Two 6. Understanding Two- and Three-Year-Olds 7. Understanding Four- and Five-Year-Olds 8. Middle Childhood

Part 2: Creating a Safe and Healthful Environment

9. Preparing the Environment 10. Selecting Toys, Equipment, and Educational

Materials

11. Promoting Children’s Safety 12. Planning Nutritious Meals and Snacks 13. Guiding Children’s Health

Part 3: Guiding Children 14. Developing Guidance Skills 15. Guidance Challenges 16. Establishing Classroom Limits 17. Handling Daily Routines

Part 4: Learning Experiences for Children 18. The Curriculum 19. Guiding Art, Blockbuilding, and Sensory

Experiences 20. Guiding Storytelling Experiences 21. Guiding Play and Puppetry Experiences

22. Guiding Manuscript Writing Experiences 23. Guiding Math Experiences 24. Guiding Science Experiences 25. Guiding Social Studies Experiences 26. Guiding Food and Nutrition Experiences 27. Guiding Music and Movement Experiences 28. Guiding Field Trip Experiences

Part 5: Other People You Will Meet29. Programs for Infants and Toddlers 30. Programs for School-Age Children 31. Guiding Children with Special Needs 32. Involving Parents and Families 33. A Career for You in Early Childhood Education

Product Information ISBN List SchoolText 6-544-52506-1-879,

Answer Key 978-1-60525-713-6



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CONTENTSPart 1: Children in Today’s World

1. Learning About Children 2. Families Today 3. Preparing for Parenting

Part 2: Prenatal Development and the Newborn 4. Pregnancy 5. Prenatal Care 6. Childbirth 7. The Newborn

Part 3: Infants 8. Physical Development of

the Infant 9. Intellectual Development

of the Infant 10. Social-Emotional

Development of the Infant 11. Providing for the Infant’s

Developmental Needs

Part 4: Toddlers 12. Physical Development of

the Toddler 13. Intellectual Development

of the Toddler 14. Social-Emotional

Development of the Toddler

15. Providing for the Toddler’s Developmental Needs

Part 5: Preschoolers and School-Age Children16. Physical Development of

the Preschooler 17. Intellectual Development

of the Preschooler 18. Social-Emotional

Development of the Preschooler

19. Providing for the Preschooler’s Developmental Needs

20. School-Age Children

Part 6: Guiding and Caring for Children 21. Teaching Through Play 22. Protecting Children’s

Health and Safety 23. Child Care and Education

in Group Settings 24. Children with Special

Needs 25. Concerns of Children and

Families 26. Making Career Decisions

Child DevelopmentEarly Stages Through Age 12by Celia Anita Decker, ©2011, 7th Edition

Child Development: Early Stages Through Age 12 is designed to help students understand how to work with and care for children as they grow. The contents of this authoritative text focus on guiding

children’s development and meeting developmental needs from the prenatal stage through the school-age years. The text also explores play activities, ways to keep children healthy and safe, group programs, and child-related careers. Many examples are provided to help apply this information when working with children of all ages.• Includes more information on the child development principles and theories of

Erikson, Piaget, Vygotsky, and Gardner.

• Appendices cover important topics such as Developmental Milestones, Recommended Childhood Immunizations, and Indoor Dangers.

• NEW! Teacher’s Presentations for PowerPoint examine each chapter of the text.

• NEW! Companion Web Site extends learning beyond the classroom with interactive activities.







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Companion Web Site www.g-wlearning.com/childdevelopment FREE

ompanion Website

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Focus On… chapter features relate child development content to academic subjects, such as �nancial literacy, health, reading, science, social studies, and speech.

Learn More About… chapter features motivate students to seek further information about important chapter content.

Career clusters icons in each chapter identify child-related occupations and highlight the typical job duties, education needed, and job outlook.


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Child Development Theorists DVDby Learning ZoneXpress® ©2009

This informative DVD uses historical footage and scenes from day care centers to present examples of child development theories in action. Beginning with Sigmund Freud, modern theories on how a child develops have changed

how parents raise their children and how teachers instruct them. In this entertaining and enlightening overview, students will see these theories in action and observe how more than one approach can be bene�cial.


Product Information ISBN Length SchoolChild Development Theorists DVD 978-1-57175-806-2 21 min

Teacher’s EditionProvides a variety of instructional strategies in the page margins to review and reinforce chapter content. Answer keys appear next to review questions. Also includes assessment techniques and correlations to the National Family & Consumer Sciences Standards.

Student WorkbookA wide variety of activities help students review child development principles and theories and apply chapter concepts.

Teacher’s Resource GuideIncludes introductory activities, suggested teaching strategies, reproducible masters, transparency masters, and chapter tests. Also includes answer keys to teaching materials.

EXAMVIEW® Assessment SuiteCreate and print multiple versions of tests using 1460 test questions provided or creating your own. Compatible with interactive whiteboard technology.

Teacher’s Presentations for PowerPointHelp you teach and visually reinforce the objectives and vocabulary terms from each chapter. Illustrations help explain the key concepts.

Teacher’s Resource CDGives you easy access to the content of the Teacher’s Edition and the Teacher’s Resource Guide, both in PDF format. Also includes color lesson slides and a lesson planning feature.


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Child Care AdministrationPlanning Quality Programs for Young Childrenby Linda S. Nelson and Alan E. Nelson, ©2006, 3rd Edition

This colorful text explains what prospective directors need to do to start a child care program in their community. Steps are given in an easy-to-follow question-and-answer format. Management aspects of operating a successful

center are featured in the second part of the text. This edition includes many new topics, and each chapter includes a list of references. An EXAMVIEW® Test Generator Software product makes it easy to create customized tests.

Product Information ISBN List SchoolText .8-006-07095-1-879.pp 844 ,

Instructor’s Manual, 218 pp. 978-1-59070-601-5

EXAMVIEW® Test Generator Software, (Windows), 820 test questions

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11 12 CSuggested Grade Levels

Age-Appropriate Play The First Four Yearsby Injoy, ©2007

Volume 1: The First 12 Months• Holding, gazing, and talking for bonding and

stimulation• Providing open and safe spaces for learning

new gross-motor skills• Assisting with the emergence of self-

awareness using simple games• Playing with household objects to develop

�ne-motor skills

Volume 2: 12 to 24 Months• Stimulating language skills through reading,

singing, and playing games• Encouraging beginning imitative and

imaginative play

• O�ering intriguing outdoor environments for safe exploration

• Inspiring motor skills with balls, water, sand, and other everyday objects

Volume 3: 2- and 3-Year-Olds• Developing �ne-motor skills using art and

other tactile play• Promoting positive social behaviors at home

and preschool• Improving language skills with music,

stories, books, and more• Supporting increasingly complex

imaginative and cooperative play

Product Information ISBN List SchoolSet of All 3 DVDs P173D


CONTENTSPart One: Organizing a Quality Child Care Program

1. Quality Child Care: Today’s Growing Need

2. Determining the Needs for Child Care

3. Planning a Budget 4. Writing a Proposal or Business

Plan 5. Governance of Child Care

Programs 6. Facilities for a Quality Child

Development Program

7. Choosing Equipment and Supplies

8. Selecting Appropriate Sta� 9. Marketing and Planning for

Enrollment 10. The Daily Program

Part Two: Administering a Quality Child Care Program 11. You, the Director–A Complex

Role 12. Maintaining Sta� Morale and

Stability

13. Administrative Concerns 14. Decisions on Purchasing and

Support Services 15. Making the Center a Safe and

Healthy Place 16. Programs with Special

Administrative Concerns 17. Parents and the Child Care

Program 18. Program Evaluation

Each volume comes with a valuable Teacher’s Guide, with reproducible

handouts.


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Parents and Their Childrenby Verdene Ryder and Celia A. Decker, ©2010, 7th Edition

Parents and Their Children is completely revised to help your students learn the demands of parenting as well as the rewards parenting o�ers. The text re�ects a stronger emphasis on parenting skills with such changes in today’s world as peer violence, more single-parent and dual-career families, and encouragement of moral and character development. • Engages students in real-life parenting applications called Applying New Skills,

Thinking Critically, and Linking Academics.

• Focuses student attention with attractive illustrations and charts on helpful information in parenting situations.

• Discusses conception, pregnancy, prenatal development and care, and the well-being of families, and emphasizes abstinence to avoid unplanned pregnancies.

• Links theories of child development experts to practical parenting applications.

• Connects student interest in children and families with potential careers and their related career clusters and pathways.

• Introduces moral development and character and ways parents can encourage this development in their children.

• Emphasizes the stages of parenting through the life span.





Teacher’s Resource CD, (Win/ Mac) 978-1-59070-931-3

EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite, Includes 1120 test questions, (Win/ Mac)

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978-1-60525-289-6978-1-60525-290-2

CONTENTSPart 1: Decisions About Parenting

1. Parenting: A Rewarding Choice

2. Families and Parents 3. The Decision to Parent

Part 2: Positive Parenting4. Becoming a Competent

Parent 5. Developing an E�ective

Parenting Style 6. Moral Development and

Character

Part 3: The Beginning of Parenthood

7. Planning a Family 8. Pregnancy 9. Prenatal Care 10. Decisions Facing

Parents-to-Be 11. Childbirth

Part 4: Understanding Children’s Growth and Development12. New Parents, New Baby 13. Parents and Their Infants 14. Parents and Their Toddlers 15. Parents and Their

Preschoolers 16. Parents and Their School-

Age Children 17. Parents and Their Teens

Part 5: The Challenges of Parenting18. Family Concerns 19. Family Crises 20. Child Care Options 21. Children’s Health, Safety,

and Special Needs 22. Careers Related to

Children, Parenting, and Families


Teacher’s Resource CDThis powerful electronic tool allows you to easily access the content of the Teacher’s Edition and the Teacher’s Resource Guide and quickly create daily lesson plans.

Teacher’s EditionDesigned with classroom teachers in mind, this special edition of the student text o�ers teaching strategies and classroom activities to make learning more e�ective. These teaching aids include vocabulary reinforcement, discussion, personal re�ection, activities that reteach and reinforce concepts, and enrichment activities. A correlation of Parents and Their Children to the FCS National Standards for Parenting will help you easily identify the knowledge, skills, and practices students need to learn to become competent parents.

Student Activity GuidePacked with a wealth of activities that help students apply what they learn about children and parenting, the Student Activity Guide encourages practical application of parenting strategies and the use of higher-order thinking skills. Some activities are thought-provoking and encourage students to form their own ideas about information presented in the text.


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Understanding Your Changing Lifeby Linda G. Smock, ©2010, 2nd Edition

Understanding Your Changing Life addresses many of the changes teens will experience as a result of pregnancy and parenting. Part One helps teens adjust to a newly discovered pregnancy and guides them through some of the tough decisions they face. Topics include: telling others, building self-esteem, examining values, setting goals, making decisions, and considering options related

to the pregnancy. Part Two describes relationship changes teens can expect if they parent. Topics include: adjusting to parenthood; relationships with family, friends, and the co-parent; partner relationships; sexual decision making; birth control; STIs; communication; and crises in relationships.

Your New Babyby Angela M. Nicoletti, ©2010, 2nd Edition

Your New Baby takes some of the fear and mystery out of pregnancy and childbirth. This text can help teens know what to expect during pregnancy, labor, delivery, and the postpartum period. Topics include: how pregnancy occurs

and is detected; prenatal development; eating, exercise, and health care recommendations; preparations for parenting; labor and delivery; the postpartum period; and newborn care.

8 9 10 11 12Suggested Grade Levels



Teacher’s CD, (Win/ Mac) See next page.


Teacher’s CD, (Win/ Mac) See next page.

This four-book series of softcover texts speaks to pregnant and parenting teens in an engaging, friendly, and nonjudgmental style. The colorful, easy-to-read books provide important, practical information in a straightforward way.

TRANSITIONSA Series for Pregnantand Parenting Teens

CONTENTSPart One: Understanding Yourself

1. Pregnancy: A Life-Changing Event

2. Improving Your Self-Esteem 3. Considering Values, Goals, and

Decisions 4. Is Marriage in the Picture?

5. What Does It Mean to Be a Parent? 6. An Important Decision

Part Two: Your Changing Relationships 7. Adjusting to Life as a Teen

Parent

8. Relationships and Sexual Decision Making

9. Communicating for Better Relationships

10. Crises in Relationships

CONTENTS1. How It All Begins

2. Con�rming a Pregnancy 3. Understanding Your Pregnancy

4. Having a Healthy Pregnancy 5. Exercising and Eating Right 6. Preparing for the New Arrival

7. Experiencing Childbirth 8. New Mom, New Baby 9. Caring for Your Newborn


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Helping Your Child Grow and Developby Karen Zimmerman, ©2010, 2nd Edition

Helping Your Child Grow and Develop is written especially for teen parents. It suggests practical ideas for promoting development, identifying and meeting a child’s needs, providing a safe and nurturing environment, guiding behavior,

and choosing quality child care. Developmental Milestones charts describe the physical, intellectual, emotional, and social development of infants and toddlers from the child’s point of view.

Building Your Futureby Sally R. Campbell, ©2010, 2nd Edition

Building Your Future shares with teen parents the simple yet thorough information they will need to manage their lives, their families, and their futures. It explains how to �nd the help they need; handle various legal issues; manage money

and resources; become a wise consumer; use insurance, credit, and �nancial accounts; set career and educational goals; �nd a job; and become a successful worker.




Teacher’s CD, (Win/ Mac) See below.

The four separate books allow you to provide the text most suited to each teen’s current needs, beginning with pregnancy and continuing through the years following childbirth. Each book in the Transitions series features an accompanying

Teacher’s Resource Guide on the Teacher’s CD to support instruction. In each guide, you will �nd: teaching strategies, vocabulary and review activities, reproducible and transparency masters, and test masters and answer keys.

Teacher’s CD©2010, 2nd Edition

All four Teacher’s Resource Guides are now available on one convenient CD!

Product Information ISBN List SchoolTeacher’s CD, (Win/ Mac) 978-1-60525-130-1


Teacher’s CD, (Win/ Mac) See below.

CONTENTS1. Your Baby’s Physical Development

2. Your Baby’s Food, Sleep, and Clothing Needs

3. Your Baby’s Intellectual, Social, and Emotional Development

4. Keeping Your Baby Healthy and Safe

5. Your Toddler’s Physical Development and Needs

6. Your Toddler’s Intellectual, Social, and Emotional Development

7. Keeping Your Toddler Healthy and Safe

8. Guiding Your Young Child 9. Choosing Child Care

CONTENTS1. Getting the Help You Need

2. Understanding Legal Matters3. Managing Money and Resources

4. Shopping Like a Pro 5. Mastering Financial Tools

6. Planning for the Future 7. Succeeding in the Workplace


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CONTENTSUnit 1: Reaching Your Potential

1. A Close-Up View of You 2. Your Growth and

Development 3. Strengthening Positive

Attitudes 4. Developing Decision-

Making Skills

Unit 2: Strengthening Relationships

5. Developing Communication Skills

6. Family and Peer Relationships

7. Dating 8. Choosing to Marry 9. Adjusting to Marriage

Unit 3: Establishing a Family 10. Choosing to Parent 11. Pregnancy and

Childbirth 12. Helping Children Grow

and Develop 13. Caring for and Guiding

Children

Unit 4: Understanding Families14. Today’s Family 15. Strengthening Family

Interactions 16. Crises in the Family 17. Divorce and Remarriage 18. Families Change over Time

Unit 5: Ful�lling Career and Community Roles 19. Choosing Your Career Path 20. Balancing Family and Work 21. Becoming a Leader in Your

Community

Unit 6: Managing Your World22. Managing Your Time 23. Managing Your Money 24. Protecting Your Resources 25. Meeting Your Nutritional

Needs 26. Maintaining Your Health

and Well-Being 27. Managing Your Wardrobe 28. Managing Your Housing 29. Managing Your

Transportation

Strengthening Family & Selfby Leona Johnson, ©2010, 6th Edition

Strengthening Family & Self is completely restructured, with chapters divided into short sections. Each section opens with a reading activity, a vocabulary activity, and key terms. Review questions at the end of every section reinforce content.Engaging features capture students’ interest and facilitate learning. These features appear in every chapter:• Life Sketch—introduces chapter concepts through an interesting, real-life story.

• Use What You Learn—students apply what they read to given situations.

• Weigh the Facts—compare and contrast important concepts.

• Investigate Further—students analyze what they learn and expand their knowledge.

• Think More About It—extend learning through critical thinking.

• Link to Your Life—re�ect on how the text relates to student experiences.

Each chapter concludes with a Think It Through case study and suggested activities. Many of these provide di�erentiated learning opportunities to use with students who respond to various learning styles.








EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite, (Win/Mac) Includes 1800 test questions

978-1-60525-115-8

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Each unit concludes with a Connecting with Career Clusters feature that focuses on a speci�c career. Career pathways, career outlooks, and activities such as job shadowing and community service are included.


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CONTENTSPart I: Personal Development

1. You: Growing and Changing

2. Your Environment A�ects Who You Are

3. You: Up Close and Personal

Part II: The Decisions You Face 4. Your Decisions 5. Your Future Career

Decisions 6. Your Health Decisions 7. Avoiding Harmful

Substances 8. Lifestyle Options and

Consequences

Part III: Getting Along with Others 9. Communicating with

Others10. Communication

Challenges 11. Developing Close

Relationships

Part IV: The Marriage Relationship12. Engagement and Marriage13. Building a Marriage

Part V: Dimensions of Families14. Family Life Today 15. The Parenting Decision 16. A New Baby 17. Helping Children Grow

and Develop

Part VI: Families Face Change 18. Balancing Family and Work

Concerns 19. Dealing with Family Crises 20. Divorce and Remarriage 21. Growing Older

Part VII: Managing Family Living22. Providing for the Family’s

Physical Needs 23. Protecting the Family’s

Resources 24. Using Banking Services 25. Managing Your Finances

Contemporary Livingby Verdene Ryder and Marjorie B. Harter, ©2010, 11th Edition

Contemporary Living is the perfect choice to present a fresh look at life in today’s world. This text provides practical information for students to explore important topics such as personal development, relationships with family and friends, career options, healthful living, relating to peers, dealing with family crises, and managing family living. The objective, sensitive presentation of contemporary issues facing today’s students gives them the information they need to make wise decisions.• An inviting design energizes student learning.

• Reading Connection activities enhance reading skills.

• Explore features promote academic skills.

• Did You Know? and Teen Focus features cover important issues and o�er useful facts.

• Career Sketches present snapshots of career options for students to consider.

• Academic, technology, community, career, and FCCLA activities extend learning.








EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite, (Win/Mac) Includes 1110 test questions

978-1-60525-138-7

Teacher’s Presentations for PowerPoint CD, (Win/Mac), 855 slidesIndividual LicenseSite License

978-1-60525-139-4978-1-60525-140-0

Terms to Know preview the vocabulary terms that appear in bold type in the text where they are de�ned.

Chapter Objectives help set learning goals while studying the chapter.

Key Concepts emphasize the main focus of each chapter.


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Changes & Choicesby Ruth E. Bragg, ©2006, 4th Edition

Changes & Choices: Personal Development and Relationships helps young teens develop the relationship skills they need as they face the transition to adulthood. The text helps students make adjustments by explaining the changes they are experiencing and exploring the choices they will be making. It discusses relationships with family members, friends, classmates, and coworkers.• Chapter openers include vignettes

representative of the chapter content.

• Running glossary makes learning vocabulary convenient.

• An entire chapter discusses character, values, standards, and ethics.

• Stories about teens dealing with changes and choices appear throughout.

• Activities linking technology, creative and critical thinking, ethics, and allied subjects in other curriculum areas follow each chapter.





CONTENTSPart 1: Focusing on You

1. Growing and Changing 2. Understanding Who

You Are 3. Your Personality 4. Your Character 5. Making Decisions

Part 2: Your Roles and Relationships

6. The Roles You Play 7. Your Relationships 8. Communicating Clearly

9. Coping with Con�ict and Stress

Part 3: Living in a Family10. Families11. Parents as People

12. Siblings 13. Facing Change

Part 4: Getting Along with Others14. Building Positive

Relationships15. Friendships 16. The Dating Game 17. Building Leadership and

Team Skills

Part 5: Managing Resources18. Being a Smart Consumer 19. Managing Your Time20. Taking Care of Yourself 21. Preparing for the

Workplace

Human Sexuality: Responsible Life Choicesby Verdene Ryder and Peggy B. Smith, ©2005, 2nd Edition

Human Sexuality: Responsible Life Choices is a tool for teaching students about sexuality issues. This text strives to increase students’ awareness by providing easy-to-read, factual, and current information.

The text addresses teens’ concerns about relationships, responsibility, abstinence, sexual decision making, and risks related to sexual behavior. Students are challenged to consider responsibilities and outcomes of their decisions.



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Provides a complete course in human sexuality or may be used to supplement a family living course.

Chapter Features Include:• Making It Real—Real-life stories

about teens making choices• Connecting With—Activities

that relate chapter concepts to family, community, and work

• Applying—Activities that involve technology, critical thinking, creative thinking, and ethics

• Linking Across—Activities that relate chapter content to math, science, English, and social studies



Goals for Living by Nancy Wehlage and Mary Larson-Kennedy, ©2006, 5th Edition

Goals for Living: Managing Your Resources is a comprehensive text that helps your students manage the challenges of daily life. The text allows students to explore how the management process can be applied to various aspects of everyday living. Management as it applies to all areas of adult living is thoroughly covered. Throughout the text, the importance of resource management in reaching goals is stressed. This text is suitable for classes such as life management, independent living, and life skills.• Information on today’s technological

resources, such as personal computers, PDAs, cellular phones, and digital cameras;

emphasis on the use of technology in life management.

• Descriptions of Universal Design features used in housing.

• Discussion of the importance of early brain development during infancy and childhood.

• Information on �nancial planning, savings, and investments.

• Management concepts involving food, clothing, and housing.

• Focus on environmental responsibility.

• Career skills, such as teamwork, and planning techniques, such as using the Internet.



Teacher’s Wraparound Edition, 607 pp. 978-1-56637-928-1


Teacher’s Resource CD, w/EXAMVIEW® Test Generator, 820 test questions, (Windows)

978-1-56637-932-8

PowerZone Challenge Game CD, (Win/Mac)

978-1-56637-854-3


Take Charge of Your Life!by Patricia G. Ross and Jodi Owens-Kristenson, ©2004, 2nd Edition

Take Charge of Your Life! focuses on life skills and personal development. This text is designed to help young teens meet the challenges of their daily lives with con�dence. The text encourages students to make wise decisions, to accept responsibility for their actions, and to become better managers of their relationships.• Amusing illustrations and full-color photos

enliven text material.

• Case stories illustrate real-life applications of chapter concepts.

• Feature articles provide suggestions, interesting trivia, and current events.

• Includes Objectives, New Terms, Review Questions, Application Activities, and Critical Thinking Skills.

• Management Points in each chapter follow a summary statement about the contents of the chapter. This statement is followed by the question, “How will this information help you better manage your life?” Three management points are then listed to help students better understand how chapter material will be relevant in their life.




Teacher’s Resource CD, (Windows), w/EXAMVIEW® Test Generator, 1135 test questions

978-1-59070-415-8

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CONTENTSUnit One: You and Others 1. Learning About You 2. Learning About Children

Unit Two: You—A Manager 3. Making Decisions 4. Managing Daily Living 5. Managing Your Living

Space 6. Living for Tomorrow

Unit Three: You and Food7. The Foods You Eat

8. Planning Meals 9. You in the Kitchen

Unit Four: You and Your Clothes10. Buying and Caring for

Clothes 11. Learning to Sew

Unit Five: The World of Work 12. Learning About Work 13. Preparing for Work

Teen Life!by Martha Dunn-Strohecker and Deborah Tippett, ©2008, 5th Edition

Teen Life! is a comprehensive text designed to help young teens learn about themselves, their friends, families, communities, and environment. Students are challenged to develop daily living skills in food, clothing, decision making, and management. The overall goal is to enable students to be caring, responsible, and informed citizens. This new edition is colorful, appealing, and easy to read.• Each unit opens with Career Wise, a list of career choices and their descriptions

related to the topics.

• Action features suggest activities to reinforce, enrich, or extend concepts.

• An entire lesson is devoted to careers in Family and Consumer Sciences.

• The text is divided into 57 short, easy-to-read lessons to hold the attention of young readers.

• Life Skills in Action features are realistic case studies that illustrate the important concepts of each topic.

• What’s the Word? features reinforce vocabulary comprehension.




Teacher’s Annotated Edition, 624 pp. 978-1-59070-663-3



Teacher’s Resource CD, w/EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite, 1250 test questions, (Windows)

978-1-59070-667-1

New Words are de�ned at the beginning of each lesson.

Key concepts are listed at the beginning of each lesson.

Caring activities help encourage students to develop a caring attitude toward family members and the community.


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CONTENTSPart 1: Learning About Yourself

1. Growing and Changing 2. Your Personality 3. Challenges You Face 4. Communicating with

Others 5. Your Family 6. Your Friends

Part 2: Managing Your Life 7. Getting Ready to Manage 8. Managing Your Resources 9. Managing Time, Energy,

and Money

Part 3: Understanding Children10. Taking Care of Children 11. Safety and Health

Concerns 12. The Business of

Babysitting 13. Parenting

Part 4: Your Health and Nutrition14. Promoting Good Health 15. Looking Your Best 16. Nutrition and You 17. Eating Nutritiously 18. Managing Your Weight

Part 5: Working in the Kitchen 19. Getting Your Money’s

Worth 20. Kitchen Safety and

Sanitation

21. Kitchen Utensils and Appliances

22. Convenience in the Kitchen

23. Getting Ready to Cook 24. Fruits and Vegetables 25. Cereal Products 26. Milk and Milk Products 27. Protein Foods 28. Foods of Di�erent Cultures 29. At the Table

Part 6: The Clothes You Wear30. Clothing Design 31. Building a Wardrobe 32. Fibers, Fabrics, and Sewing

Tools 33. Getting Ready to Sew 34. Sewing Skills 35. Caring for Clothes

Part 7: The Place You Call Home36. Your Personal Living Space 37. Keeping Your Home Clean

and Safe

Part 8: Reaching New Heights38. Working with a Group 39. Job Skills 40. Career Decisions 41. Careers in Family and

Consumer Sciences 42. Balancing Family

and Work

Building Life Skillsby Louise A. Liddell and Yvonne S. Gentzler, ©2008, 6th Edition

Building Life Skills is an introductory text that gives students the tools they need to build strong self-concepts and skills for managing their lives. The content is organized into 42 short, easy-to-read chapters with a bright, appealing design. Over 130 new photos show modern teens confronting today’s challenges.

• Life View brings text information to life in a realistic way.

• Express Your Creativity feature suggests creative ways for students to experience

the chapter content.

• World View features can be used for cross-cultural education.

• Discussion questions are formatted as instant messages.

• Getting Involved activities suggest application of chapter concepts to

community volunteer work.




Teacher’s Edition on CD! (Win/Mac) 978-1-60525-538-5



Teacher’s Resource CD, w/EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite, 1070 test questions, (Windows)

978-1-59070-682-4

Teacher’s Presentations for PowerPoint, (Win/Mac), 2047 slides, English / SpanishIndividual LicenseSite License

978-1-59070-683-1978-1-59070-684-8

Opening questions help stimulate interest in chapter content and encourage students to consider how the material relates to them.


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CONTENTSPart One: A Better You

1. Understanding Yourself 2. Your Health and Fitness 3. Developing Your

Interpersonal Skills

Part Two: Family and Community Relationships 4. Understanding Families 5. Strengthening Families 6. Personal Relationships 7. Considering Future

Relationships 8. Community Living Skills 9. Job Readiness Skills

PartThree: Understanding Children 10. Meeting Children’s

Developmental Needs11. Caring for Children

Part Four: Nutrition and Food Preparation 12. Healthful Eating 13. Meal Management 14. Before You Cook

15. Buying, Storing, and Preparing Foods

16. Serving Food and Dining Out

Part Five: Managing in Today’s World17. Learning to Manage 18. Achieving Financial

Strength 19. Consumer Decisions

Part Six: Meeting Your Clothing Needs20. Choosing and Caring for

Clothes 21. Fabrics, Patterns, and

Sewing Equipment22. Sewing Techniques

Part Seven: Meeting Your Housing Needs 23. Choosing a Place to Live 24. Applying Design in Your

Home 25. A Safe and Healthful

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Skills for Livingby Frances Baynor Parnell, ©2008, 9th Edition

Skills for Living has been completely redesigned and streamlined to help make your teaching more e�cient! With over 450 photos and a bright look, this comprehensive Family and Consumer Sciences text helps secondary level students meet the challenges of their daily lives with con�dence. They will learn practical skills for making decisions at home, school, and in the workplace. Topics break down the chapter content, allowing you the �exibility to assign speci�c topics as needed. Added features are sure to generate student interest:• Each chapter opens with a list of careers related to the chapter material listed

from entry-level jobs to those requiring a college degree, raising student awareness of career options.

• The More You Know reports amplify chapter concepts.

• Setting the Scene stories give students real-life scenarios to analyze and apply. Each is followed by discussion questions.

• Pages titled career guide describe various career options, their preparation requirements, and personal qualities needed to succeed.




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Teacher’s Resource CD, (Windows), w/EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite, 1225 test questions

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Teacher’s Presentations for PowerPoint, (Win/Mac), over 1600 slidesIndividual LicenseSite License

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Chapters are divided into short, easy-to-understand topics, each with its own set of Check It Out! review questions.

Several chapters on career planning, including balancing

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Teacher’s Presentations for PowerPointA presentation for each of the chapters includes objectives, definitions of new terms, and all key concepts. Ample discussion questions and critical thinking strategies will keep your students involved.

Teacher’s Resource CDThis exciting ancillary puts all the contents of the Teacher’s Resource Portfolio plus the EXAMVIEW® Assessment Suite on one CD!

Teacher’s Resource PortfolioEverything you need for teaching, conveniently grouped in an easy-to-use binder. Includes color transparencies.

Teacher’s Resource GuideOffers in a softcover book all the resources from the Teacher’s Resource Portfolio except color transparencies.

Teacher’s Resource CD Home Page

Teacher’s Edition on CD• Has suggested teaching strategies right on the student text pages

and answer keys next to the review questions.

• Careers activities help students relate chapter concepts to career planning, career opportunities, job skills, and workplace issues.

• Across the Curriculum ideas relate chapter content to other academic areas.


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Look for the career clusters icons throughout the text to learn about occupations related to chapter content.

Linking to… features connect key topics to the academic areas of history, math, or science.

Economics in Action features discuss economic principles in evidence today.

CONTENTSUnit 1: The Economic System

1. What Is Economics? 2. Government and the

Economy 3. Consumers in the

Economy: An Overview 4. The Global Economy

Unit 2: Managing Your Finances

5. Making Smart Decisions 6. Personal Finance: An

Overview 7. Income and Taxes 8. Financial Institutions and

Services 9. Credit 10. Insurance 11. Savings 12. Investing and Estate

Planning

Unit 3: Managing Your Spending13. Smart Shopping Basics 14. Consumers in the

Marketplace 15. Spending for Food 16. Clothing 17. Health and Wellness 18. Housing 19. Transportation 20. Electronics and Appliances

Unit 4: Planning Your Future 21. Planning for Your Career 22. Entering the Work World 23. Your Role in the

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Foundations of Personal Financeby Sally R. Campbell, ©2010, 8th Edition

Whether you teach classes in Family and Consumer Sciences or Business, Foundations of Personal Finance is the right text for you. It introduces students to fundamental economic concepts so they can better understand an increasingly complex world. They learn how to identify and manage resources to achieve their own economic goals. A chapter covers each personal �nance area: taxes, credit, insurance, savings, investments, and �nancial institutions. Students also learn how to make wise decisions about items that a�ect many household budgets: food, clothing, transportation, housing, technology, and health. The text challenges students to plan their futures—with education, job training, and careers—and help make environmental resources available for future generations. Each chapter contains colorful photos and charts, career snapshots, and related content from other academic areas.Real Life Connection boxed features apply chapter concepts to real-life situations. Compelling case studies and thought-provoking questions help teens relate content to their own lives. End-of-chapter activities include Academic Connections, Math Challenge, and Tech $mart.


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Teacher’s EditionThe text provides a variety of teaching aids in the page margins to help you review and reinforce chapter content. Answer keys appear beneath review questions.

Teacher’s Annotated WorkbookPresents answers to workbook activities right where you need them.

EXAMVIEW® Assessment SuiteContains all the test master questions in the Teacher’s Resource CD plus 25 percent more. Lets you choose speci�c questions, add your own, and create di�erent versions of a test.

Teacher’s Resource CDIncludes introductory activities, teaching strategies, reproducible masters, blackline transparencies, and tests for each chapter, all in PDF format. Also includes color lesson slides, a lesson planning feature for customizing daily lesson plans, and the Teacher’s Edition of the text in PDF format.

Teacher’s Presentations for PowerPoint®Includes colorful presentations for each chapter to reinforce key concepts and terms.

It’s Your Money: Financial Flight Schoolby Learning ZoneXpress, ©2006

Help your students learn what it takes to live on their own. In interviews, real teens reveal their spending habits and �nancial plans for the future. Savvy Maria, who successfully manages her new independence, provides sound advice and disputes common misconceptions. The

DVD covers important topics such as examining needs vs. wants, balancing income and expenses, making compound interest work for you, handling credit and debit cards responsibly, and recognizing the true cost of owning a car.


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Foundations of Personal Finance Online CourseEngage • Apply • Succeed

The new, exciting Foundations of Personal Finance Online Course combines the powerful tools of online learning with content from the market-leading textbook, Foundations of Personal Finance.

Your students will easily learn from the Foundations of Personal Finance Online Course, bene�ting from:

• Interactive Online Textbook allows for individualized and customized learning. Students can select chapters and topics in the order that �ts their learning style. The ability to toggle back and forth as many times as needed promotes con�dence and understanding of the material that is presented. The Save My Spot feature lets students exit and enter at any point where they left o� during the last study session.

• Text-size customization enables students to control the size of the type on the screen, making the course �exible for students with varying needs.

• Interactive Activities reinforce concepts learned in the course and help students apply what they have learned.

• Electronic Activities make completing assignments easy. Students simply key answers into the form.

• Interactive Drill and Practice Activities provides self-assessment opportunities so students can be con�dent before moving on to new content.

As a teacher, your job is hassle free and more e�cient with the online course tools that include:

• Robust Gradebook integrated within the course allows you to easily grade, track students’ progress, and provide feedback. This gradebook not only saves you time, but helps your students gain feedback before they progress to new topics.

• Assessments save you preparation time and give you the �exibility to administer chapter tests on an individual basis to meet student needs. These pre-built tests are pedagogically sound, giving you the assurance of e�cient and thorough assessment.

• Reports can be generated to measure students’ progress, allowing you to assess students’ needs. These reports can be printed any time.

• Instructor’s Resources include lesson plans, teacher’s resources, and presentations in PowerPoint format, freeing your time to teach the course, measure progress, and interact with your students.

• Communicate with your students via e-mail, announcements, or posting upcoming events in a course calendar making your online course convenient whether in class or at home.

• Discussion Forums can also be created to promote class discussion and interaction.

All of the material you need to successfully teach an online Personal Finance course, measure course progress, and interact with students are available with Foundations of Personal Finance Online Course.


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Payday A Personal Finance Simulationby Christine Bond Oakes, ©2007

Payday: A Personal Finance Simulation is a hands-on, real-life simulation that gives students a chance to experience their futures in a fun and exciting way! This is a great supplement to any life skills, personal �nance, or consumer education course. This classroom-tested teacher’s resource product provides over 40 reproducible masters that guide students through the steps of managing their personal �nances. Students begin the simulation by searching for a job, determining their salaries, and �guring their take-home pay. They will then learn how to pay bills using sample

checks and registers, balance their checkbooks, rent and furnish an apartment, buy a car, and pay taxes. Students learn about preparing for major purchases, moving out on their own, and handling unexpected expenses. The simulation can be used for a semester-long course, requiring about one day of class time every one or two weeks. Included with the book is a CD that contains all of the reproducible masters in PDF format as well as Microsoft Excel® �les set up to assist with calculations.



Includes Excel® and PDF �les on CD

(Win/Mac).

Becoming Money $martA Simulation for Financial Decision Makingby Judi Deatherage, ©2012

Are you looking for a way to teach �nancial literacy? Becoming Money $mart will

give you the resources you need to teach �nancial education in any classroom situation. Written speci�cally for students, this text-workbook simulates real-life responsibilities such as writing checks, planning for an education, investing money, paying rent, and other �nancial responsibilities that each individual must learn to do wisely. Financial math is emphasized as well as tips for becoming an independent individual and planning for the future. You and your students will �nd this supplement a perfect solution to exploring the basics of �nancial education.• Terms are emphasized to help build �nancial

literacy vocabulary.• Objectives, correlated to the main chapter

headings, de�ne the goals for learning the content.

• FYIs give �nance facts to keep students interested in the content being presented.

• Math problems demonstrate �nancial concepts with an opportunity for students to apply learning at the point of presentation.

• Check Your Understanding provides self-assessment activities to enable students to assess their learning before progressing to the next topic.

• Web Connect encourages students to use the Internet for information to develop research skills.

• Give It a Go provides students an opportunity for a hands-on activity to apply what has been learned at the point of presentation.

• Your Financial IQ challenges students about what they know about �nance so they may develop and apply critical thinking skills.

• Being Financially Responsible asks students if they are prepared to create a �nancial plan and encourages them to look ahead and plan for their future.

• Dollars and $ense highlights tips for being �nancially savvy so students may connect what has been presented to real-life situations.

• Chapter Summaries provide an overview so students may gain a reinforcement of chapter content.

• End-of-chapter activities, including a Math Skill Builder, present students with an opportunity for self-assessment of what they have learned in the chapter.

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CONTENTS1. Planning Your Financial

Future: It Begins Here 2. Paychecks: Using Your

Money Wisely 3. Budgets: Keeping Track of

Your Money 4. Banking: Managing Your

Money 5. Credit: Buy Now, Pay Later 6. Insurance: Protecting Your

Assets

7. Education: A Passport to Your Future

8. Loans: Cars and Housing 9. Investments: Making Your

Money Work for You 10. Retirement Planning:

Looking Toward the Future 11. Your Financial Future: You

Make the Choice

This product aligns with the National Standards in K-12

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Foundations of Family and Consumer SciencesCareers Serving Individuals, Families, and Communitiesby Sharleen L. Kato, ©2008

Foundations of Family and Consumer Sciences is a college-level textbook designed to introduce students to the Family and Consumer Sciences profession. An overview of the profession, including history and trends, is presented. Career opportunities for each Family

and Consumer Sciences specialization area are explored and come to life in Professional Pro�les and Issues in the News features. The text guides students in how to move into the workplace and how to make a di�erence in the lives of others.


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Computer Projects for Family and Consumer Sciencesby Ruth E. Bragg, ©2007

Have you been looking for ways to incorporate technology and computer use into your Family and Consumer Sciences classes, but didn’t know how to do it? This Teacher’s Resource Guide, Computer Projects for Family and Consumer Sciences, may be the answer. This edition contains 50 projects your students can do using equipment and software you probably have in your classroom. Recommended Web sites have been updated, and suggested software titles

have been revised to re�ect the ever-changing computer industry.In addition, projects are included that can be used for any curriculum area. Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) chapters will �nd projects that will help members handle club minutes and make letterhead, promotional posters, and membership directories. Lists of additional projects are also given.



Each project is a stand-alone activity, so you can pick and

choose the most appropriate ones for

your class!

Communicating Family and Consumer SciencesA Guidebook for Professionalsby Elizabeth J. Hitch and June Pierce Youatt, ©2002, 3rd Edition

Communicating Family and Consumer Sciences is designed for professionals who will be communicating with students or clients in both formal classroom settings and nonformal settings. This college level text is intended for use by professionals in community and human services, Family and Consumer Sciences

education, and Family and Consumer Sciences outreach education.Includes information on using standards frameworks for program planning, using action-oriented learning strategies to teach critical thinking, and the use of new technologies for e�ective instruction.


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Food A Handbook of Terminology, Purchasing, & Preparation©2006

This is the 11th edition of the AAFCS Nutrition, Health, and Food Management Division’s landmark reference book, published since 1946. This edition includes previous contributions by Diane McComber, Rachel Schemmel, Nancy Lewis, and Janice Harte.

For this edition, Carolyn Bednar provided current information on the USDA dietary guidelines, MyPyramid, labeling laws, and foodborne illnesses, as well as updates to the resource list.



Family and Community Policy:Strategies for Civic Engagementby AAFCS ©2004

Family and Community Policy: Strategies for Civic Engagement includes 11 chapters written by various experts in public policy. This book o�ers a rich array of strategies for increasing citizen engagement in family and

community policy. It is written for practitioners who are not satis�ed with just thinking about

esoht rof si ti— seussi ycilop gnitcessid dnawho prefer action and results. This book will inform and inspire you.

Themes in Family and Consumer SciencesA Book of Readings, Vol. 2by AAFCS ©2004

This book is for use in professional development courses in Family and Consumer Sciences and other programs that have their roots in home economics (human ecology, human sciences, human environmental sciences, and human resources). It features articles from issues of the

Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences 1995-2004. A select number of articles printed prior to 1995 have been included for their historical value or because they present an important concept or perspective.





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Textbooks• Contain authoritative content supported by relevant

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activities to challenge thinking, and Internet resources.

Student Workbooks, Activity Guides, and Lab Manuals• Designed to help students review content, apply

knowledge, and develop critical-thinking skills.• Wide variety of activities are provided for various learning

styles.• Are consumable resources, designed with perforated pages

so that a given chapter can be removed and turned in for grading or checking.

Online Student Centers• Feature an interactive online textbook. • Useful chapter resources, such as chapter objectives,

important terms, and chapter summaries, are provided.• A variety of drill and practice activities, including e-flash

cards and matching activities, reinforce learning. • Electronic activities and interactive drill and practice

activities reinforce concepts learned in the course and help students apply what they have learned.

• An assortment of reference materials, web links, and glossaries extend learning.

Online Courses• Proven multimedia content for self-paced online learning. • Feature an interactive online textbook. • Interactive activities reinforce concepts learned in the

course and help students apply what they have learned. • Electronic activities make completing assignments easy.

Students simply key answers into the form. • Interactive drill and practice activities provide self-

assessment opportunities so students can be confident before moving on to new content.

• Include a variety of instructor tools; a robust gradebook, prebuilt assessments, reports, lesson plans, presentations in PowerPoint format, communication tools, and discussion forums.

Teacher’s Wraparound and Annotated Editions• Present a variety of instructional strategies in the margins

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and cross-curricular ideas.• Provide discussion topics, enrichment activities, assessment

techniques, and correlations to the National Family & Consumer Sciences Standards.

Teacher’s Edition on CD• Provides the instructor’s text on a convenient CD.

Teacher’s Resource Guides• Provide numerous instructional resources to support each

chapter.• Include bulletin board ideas, introductory activities,

suggested teaching strategies, test masters, answer keys, reproducible masters, transparency masters, and much more.

Teacher’s Resource Portfolios• Provide all of the instructional information from the Guides,

plus color transparencies.• Come in a convenient three-ring binder with handle and

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Teacher’s Resource CDs• Provide all of the instructional materials in the printed

Resources on one easy-to-use CD. • Color transparencies and blackline reproducible masters

are presented in PowerPoint format.• Related Web links allow you to immediately connect to

numerous online resources. • The newest CDs also include the Teacher’s Editions and

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• Tests may be published for LAN-based testing or be packaged for online testing using WebCT, Blackboard®, or ANGEL. Compatible with interactive whiteboard technology.

Teacher’s Presentations for PowerPoint®• Help you teach and visually reinforce the key concepts from

each chapter in the text.• Include chapter objectives, definitions of new terms, and

ample discussion questions.• Hundreds of illustrations add student appeal.• Range from 500 to 3,500 slides and are compatible with

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instruction.• Improve student learning and understanding of complex

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EXAAdventures in Food and Nutrition! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Age-Appropriate Play . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Apparel: Design, Textiles & Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18–19

BBecoming Money $mart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15, 43Building Life Skills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37Building Your Future . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

CCareer Success: The Attitude Advantage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Careers in Focus: Family and Consumer Sciences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Changes & Choices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34Child Care Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Child Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26–27Child Development Theorists DVD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27Communicating Family and Consumer Sciences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44Computer Projects for Family and Consumer Sciences . . . . . . . . . . 44Contemporary Living . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33Culinary Professional, The . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

DDiscovering Careers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10–11

FFamily and Community Policy: Strategies for Civic Engagement . . . . . 45Fashion! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17Fashion Marketing & Merchandising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16Food: A Handbook of Terminology, Purchasing,

and Preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45Foundations of Family and Consumer Sciences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44Foundations of Personal Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40–41Foundations of Personal Finance Online Course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

GGoals for Living . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Guide to Good Food . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2–3

HHelping Your Child Grow and Develop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31

Hospitality Services: Food and Lodging. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Housing and Interior Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20–21Human Sexuality: Responsible Life Choices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34

IIt’s Your Money: Financial Flight School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41

MMastering CDA Competencies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

NNow Hiring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14Nutrition & Wellness for Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4–5

PParents and Their Children . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Payday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43Principles of Food Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

RResidential Housing & Interiors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

SSchool to Career . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12–13Skills for Living . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38–39Strengthening Family & Self . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32Successful Sewing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19

TTake Charge of Your Life! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35Teaching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Teen Life! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36Themes in Family and Consumer Sciences . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45Transitions Series . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30–31

UUnderstanding Your Changing Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

WWorking with Young Children . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24–25Working with Young Children Online Course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

YYour New Baby . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

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Goodheart-Willcox PublisherFAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCES NEW & REVISED TITLES

New TitlesBecoming Money $mart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15, 43Working with Young Children Online Course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Foundations of Personal Finance Online Course . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42

Revised TitlesNutrition & Wellness for Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4–5Principles of Food Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7Discovering Careers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10–11School to Career . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12–13Career Success: The Attitude Advantage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15Fashion! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17Apparel: Design, Textiles & Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18–19Housing and Interior Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20–21Working with Young Children . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24–25Mastering CDA Competencies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25Child Development: Early Stages Through Age 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26–27

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