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by Nicole Richardson,Amnesty International,Joy Berry

ISBN: 1576872602
Author: Nicole Richardson,Amnesty International,Joy Berry
Language: English
Publisher: powerHouse Books (October 1, 2005)
Pages: 48
Category: Geography & Cultures
Subcategory: Kids
Rating: 4.9
Votes: 460
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Mine & Yours book. Such a great book for kids and adults to read together!! Joy Berry has a wonderful way of bringing things to a kids level to help them understand things better

Mine & Yours book. Such a great book for kids and adults to read together!! Joy Berry has a wonderful way of bringing things to a kids level to help them understand things better. Sometimes as an adult we forget kids see and process the world differently than us. Beautifully illustrated to help kids pay attention while learning valuable life lessons! This series is wonderful for any home or classroom! I want them for he community center where I work!!

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Mine & Yours is a combined effort between Joy Berry and Amnesty International. The first of its kind, this unique book addresses world-wide human rights issues in an easy to read format, beautifully illustrated, and accompanied by genre-spanning music by. Genre: Kids/Family: Kid Friendly.

Produced in association with Amnesty International and written by bestselling author Joy Berry. Mine & Yours condenses the United Nation's Conventions on the Rights of the Child into 13 yet profound rights. The first of it's kind, this unique book addresses world-wide human rights issues in an easy to read format, beautifully illustrated, and accompanied by genre-spanning music by. Mine & Yours: Human Rights for Kids.

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2 Book series written by Joy Berry (known as the Joy Berry Classics). Mine and Yours (Human Rights for Kids). Teach Me About (TMA). In 2004, Amnesty International and the United Nations recruited Berry to translate the Convention on the Rights of the Child into a self-help book for kids with related educational materials called Mine and Yours. Soon after, the American Red Cross recruited Berry to write two self-help books for kids with related educational materials that addressed the subjects of Human Dignity as put forth in International Humanitarian Law and Peaceful Conflict Resolution as put forth in the Geneva Conventions.

In 1946 the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, headed by Eleanor Roosevelt, began to formulate the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The ideals compiled by the commission have become beacons of dignity and hope for people the world over. For the first time ever, essential human rights, as codified in the 1989 Convention on the Rights of the Child, are being presented in a book specifically for children. Joy Berry’s Mine & Yours: Human Rights for Kids, created in association with Amnesty International USA, defines and explains for kids their rights, and teaches them how to assert their rights with integrity and responsibility.

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Rasmus

I purchased this book to use with my students (freshman) for a human rights/civil rights unit in my reading/English class.

Even though it seems to be written for children, it is VERY comprehensive - there is a lot of detailed information with adult words and concepts, and it is fairly long. I had to paraphrase some of the words and concepts even for my higher/grade level students. My advice for people using this as a teaching tool would be to divide the book into chunks and then do a reflection/review activity between readings instead of reading the whole thing in one sitting - it's just too much information for some students to absorb in one sitting.

The pictures were probably the best part of the book - they kept my students interested. A lot of my students in my English class are also in my Global Studies class, so they were guessing which cultures and/or religions the students in the illustrations represented and why they thought so.

All in all, a great concept and a great teaching tool if presented in smaller parts.

Buzatus

It has been a while since examining this book but I am sure I gave it to our grand niece to introduce her to the concept that not all children are as lucky as she is, as well increase her awareness of these rights. This year she seems a great deal more mature, reminding me of my own son. Perhaps only kids grow up faster though?

Shazel

My mom bought this book for us. It is really great and I learned a lot. We guessed where the kids where from and looked up countries on a map. Every kid should read this book.

Foiuost

We read this book with my girl scout troup. We are learning about how to connect with other girls and kids around the world. Americans don't always learn about people in other countries. We want to be less ignorant and to learn about human rights!