New Year's Day
It is the first day in January and school is closed. But do you know why? It's New Year's Day, of course!\ \ A basic introducation to how and why New Year's Day is celebrated as a holiday.\
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It is the first day in January and school is closed. But do you know why? It's New Year's Day, of course! Joyce Rice - Children's Literature Although there are many titles available covering various holidays and traditions, this title offers excellent coverage for the young reader. The brevity of text on each page and the photo illustrations interspersed with archival drawings will appeal to the upper elementary student. Information is presented on traditional celebrations in various countries, as well as the history behind the celebration. Although the presentation is not done in chronological order, it is very thorough and should allow young readers to absorb the information easily. Words included in the glossary are presented in bold print throughout the text. An index, recommended reading and timeline are included. This is a recommended title for elementary collections. This is part of the "Holiday Histories" series. 2004, Heinemann Library, Ages 8 to 10.
A Fresh Start4Marking Time6Beginnings and Endings8The Roman Calendar10How January Got Its Name12Lots of Calendars14Back To January16The Colonies Catch Up18A Noisy Night20Out With The Old22In With The New24Some Traditions26Looking Ahead28Important Dates30Glossary31More Books to Read31Index32
\ Children's LiteratureAlthough there are many titles available covering various holidays and traditions, this title offers excellent coverage for the young reader. The brevity of text on each page and the photo illustrations interspersed with archival drawings will appeal to the upper elementary student. Information is presented on traditional celebrations in various countries, as well as the history behind the celebration. Although the presentation is not done in chronological order, it is very thorough and should allow young readers to absorb the information easily. Words included in the glossary are presented in bold print throughout the text. An index, recommended reading and timeline are included. This is a recommended title for elementary collections. This is part of the "Holiday Histories" series. 2004, Heinemann Library, Ages 8 to 10. \ —Joyce Rice\ \
