Teacher Guide (Your Choice)
by John Foster, Simon Foster, and Kim Richardson
The Your Choice Teacher Guide supports schools in planning their PSHE provision, including the implementation of the 2019 curriculum for Health Education and Relationships and Sex Education. 4 Star Winner in Health & Wellbeing in the Teach Secondary Awards 2020 Up to date guidance and PSHE and RSE lesson ideas for the 21st Century - get ready for September 2019! * Gives non-specialists the confidence and tools to deliver PSHE effectively and saves preparation time w...
Flexibility and Agility (An Integrated Life of Fitness)
by Z.B. Hill
Nature and Nurture The Causes of Obesity (Understanding Obesity)
by Victor Garcia
Seven Statements of Survival (Contemporary Discourse on Movement and Dance)
by Renata Celichowska
Nutrition for Achievement in Sport and Academics (Understanding Nutrition)
by Kyle Crockett
Eating Out (Understanding Nutrition: A Gateway to Ph) (Understanding Nutrition)
by Kim Etingoff
Nutrition can be complicated. How do you know what foods are healthy and what aren't? How much should you eat? How do you pick what to eat when you're looking at a menu in a restaurant? Learn how to enjoy eating out while eating healthy. Discover which kinds of restaurants are the healthiest, what to order off the menu, and how to figure out which foods will keep you strong and happy.
Cerebral Palsy and Other Traumatic Brain Injuries (Living with Diseases and Disorders, #11)
by Rebecca Sherman
Ethics of Food Pack A of 4 (Ethics of Food)
by Patrick Catel, John Bliss, and Michael Burgan
This engaging, cross-curricular series introduces and explains the ethical issues and big business behind what we eat, and how making choices at the supermarket can either keep things as they are or affect real change.
What Are Germs and Why Do They Make You Sick? a Children's Disease Book (Learning about Diseases)
by Baby Professor
These performance texts were written exclusively for performers identifying as Deaf, disabled or neuro-divergent. This unique collection of fictional dramatic monologues was written specifically for D/deaf and disabled performers (the 'd' of the title), informed by lived experience. But the 'd' could just as easily refer to difference, diversity, defiance, determination, desirability and a host of other delicious 'd's.... Covering a wide variety of form, content, and theatrical styles, the m...
Young people grow up in varied circumstances with different priorities and perspectives. While youth does not exist as a single group we need to understand what is happening in young people's lives. Rethinking Youth challenges the conventional wisdoms surrounding the position and opportunities of young people today and provides a systematic overview of the major perspectives in youth studies.The authors demonstrate how the concept of youth involves a tension between the social significance of ag...
Usually, microbes are equated with disease, but in fact most microbes are actually our allies. Learn how the microbes that are everywhere around us help us to survive every day. Although we are accustomed to equating the presence of microbes with disease, in fact most microbes play a vital "friendly" role in shaping our lives. It is not just that one hundred million microbes can populate a thimbleful of fertile soil, or that many millions live happily in as much of our saliva. Microbes are every...
In an accessible A to Z format, this reference for the style-conscious young woman provides quick and easy access to everything a fashionist needs to know about clothes. With over 200 entries, it is a veritable encyclopaedia of fashion with information on the proper name of each item, its designer, the name of the celebrities who made it famous, and advice on what to wear with it. The book covers a wide array of wardrobe items - including tops, skirts, dresses, pants, shorts, undergarments, shoe...