Praise for Human Migration: Investigate the Global Journey of Humankind School Library Connection "...Three of the special features of the book are primary source extensions that encourage students to use their smartphones or tablets to explore resources further, vocabulary labs that help the students learn new words related to the topic, and Inquire & Investigate labs that are hands-on activities students may do to really dig deeper... Recommended" National Science Teachers Association RECOMMENDS "... I highly recommend this well--written book. It covers topics in all of the sciences, from anthropology, to environmental science to biology as well as history and geography. This would be an excellent resource book for the middle school teacher. " Booklist Online "...The time table at the beginning of text is helpful, as is the book's most fun feature, QR codes that link videos to the text. This is a good overview of the topic for middle-grade social studies classrooms." Dr. Miguel G. Vilar, Science Manager, The Genographic Project, National Geographic Society "... a thoroughly researched and well-written book... I highly recommend the book." James E. Lassiter, Ph.D., Director and Ethnographer, Migration Anthropology Consultants "This book is a valuable introduction to the study of humankind and human migration... " Praise for other books by Judy Dodge Cummings: The American Revolution: Experience the Battle for Independence School Library Journal "Featuring a lively page design, this volume asks readers a series of questions to prompt them to consider the American Revolution... pages are filled with sidebars, vocabulary words, and definitions, and QR codes that provide access to primary sources. A useful resource." Jamie Kallio, author and youth services librarian, Chicago, Illinois "A fresh look at a defining moment in American history. Provides a full picture of the experience of American independence as our new country found its way." Jodi Baker, elementary teacher, adjunct professor, and educational consultant "This interactive book will captivate the imaginations of young readers. Hearing both sides of the story encourages students to think for themselves and reflect upon the historical causes and effects of the American Revolution." Claire Rudolf Murphy, author "The primary source material is exceptional, featuring the stories of not only colonial leaders, but also the often ignored people behind the scenes--the women, children, black slaves, and Native Americans who also played a part. Cummings' clear explanations of events make this book a valuable addition to the study of the colonial period."