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STEM in Sports
(SportsZone)
NORTH STAR CLASSROOM
Sports are not only entertaining spectacles, but also examples of STEM concepts in
action. This series examines the science and math that help explain why and how
sports work, as well as the advances in technology and engineering that improve the
experience for players and fans. Using STEM curriculum, this series will enhance readers’
understanding and appreciation of popular sports.
Reading Level: Grade 4 • Interest Level: Grades 3-6 • Dewey: 796
TITLE
AUTHOR
ISBN
STEM in Basketball
©19
Angie Smibert
978-1-64185-292-0
PB LIST: $15.25
Specifications:
Paperback • 48 Pages • 7” x 9”
PB DISC: $12.20
Features:
Colour Photographs, Table of Contents, Side Bars,
Glossary, More Information, Online Resources,
About the Author, Index
“MVPs of the season. A top buy.”—School Library Journal
Spectacular Sports
MILLBROOK PRESS
Hockey is a thrilling, fast-paced sport, and the action gets even more intense during the
Stanley Cup Playoffs. Fans can’t get enough of the booming slap shots, the devastating
body checks, and the overtime finishes.
The Stanley Cup Playoffs: The Quest for Hockey’s
Biggest Prize
covers it all with exciting text and vivid photos. The greatest games, the
biggest moments, and the most incredible goals are all here. Join Wayne Gretzky, Alex
Ovechkin, and more hockey superstars of the past and present on a fun journey through
the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Reading Level: Grades 5-6 • Interest Level: Grades 5-12 • Dewey: 796
TITLE
AUTHOR
ISBN
The Stanley Cup Playoffs:
The Quest for Hockey’s Biggest Prize
©20
Matt Doeden
978-1-5415-7838-8
HC LIST: $38.15
Specifications:
Library Bound • 64 Pages • 9” x 9”
HC DISC: $30.52
Features:
Colour Photographs, Black-and-White Photographs,
Further Reading, Glossary, Index, Photo Captions, Side Bars,
Source Notes, Web Sites Glossary, Index, Web Sites
NEW
TITLE
SPRING 2020
“A solid addition to hockey collections that are
in need of more history and less team-centric
works.”—School Library Journal
