Mi niño lo entiende todo es un libro revolucionario que marca una ruptura importante en nuestra comprensión de los niños de dos a ocho años. Con el mismo planteamiento que su libro anterior, Mi bebé lo entiende todo, la autora nos presenta unas ideas fascinantes sobre las emociones de los niños y describe alternativas eficaces a los castigos y a los premios. Recomendado para todos aquellos que deseen ayudar a los niños a alcanzar su máximo potencial.
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PROMO"Industrias de Cereales y Derivados" es una obra de carácter fundamentalmente didáctico que, a través de las tres partes principales en las que se ha estructurado aborda el estudio de los aspectos generales de granos y harinas, las industrias de primera transformación y las industrias de segunda transformación de los cereales -
The first skaters lived more than 10,000 years ago! Since then, figure skating has become a very exciting and beautiful sport. Students will learn all about the history of the sport in this intriguing book. -
Did you know that the first basketball hoop was made from a peach basket? This book starts with basketball's humble beginnings and travels through its history to how the game is played today. -
Describes the space shuttle, including lift-off, landing, working in space, and the crew. -
At 33 miles long, the Seikan Railroad Tunnel is the world's longest tunnel. From its beginning to its completion, the story of this Japanese tunnel will fascinate even the most reluctant readers. -
The world's largest desert is almost the same size as the United States! Student will marvel at the immensity of this desert while learning many other facts about this natural wonder. -
Presents information on the tallest buildings in the world, including their size and how they were built. -
Discusses the world's largest soccer stadium, including where it is located and how it was built. -
Disscusses in simple terms, the Itaipu dam, including where it is located, how it was built, and how it provides electricity. -
Photographs and text depict information about the largest drilling rig, including its location, how it was built, and the way it is kept running. -
Photographs and text reveal information about the longest bridge in the world, including its location, how it was built, and the safety issues involved in its upkeep. -
Discusses supersonic jets, including how they are built, different types, and what they are used for. -
This book will give students an understanding of the history of flight right up to the technology and scientific discoveries that allow us to fly planes as large as todays super jumbo jets. How are airplanes designed so they can operate safely? What is the future of flight? All of these questions and more will be answered as students take a look at super jumbo jets, inside and out! -
Describes the design, construction, and operation of famous skyscrapers. -
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Discusses nuclear submarines, including their equipment, how they are run, and what they are used for. -
Presents the history of the motorcycle and the many improvements that have occured. -
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This book gives students an in-depth look at how large telescopes work. The wonder and awe of space and the scientific instruments we use to study it both come shining through in this fascinating book. Full-color diagrams and illustrations will help students visualize how the technology of telescopes works. Students will learn about the creation of mirrors 26.2 feet wide and telescope teams that work together to create a telescope as powerful as if it had a mirror the size of Earth! -
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Greenland is more than 84, square miles. The worlds largest island also has many other extraordinary qualities that make learning about this island fun and exciting. The unique way of life in Greenland as well as the variety of animals on the island will fascinate young readers. -
Doctors Without Borders provides medical attention to those in need. This remarkable organization has even won a Nobel Peace Prize for its services. Students will be inspired as they read about the good deeds of this organization. -
When Henry Ford put an engine on a horse carriage, he had no idea that his simple invention would revolutionize the world. Read about how an everyday part of our lives started with a single, simple concept. -
Imagine traveling at half the speed of a jet plane without ever leaving the ground! Students will discover the technology that makes such speeds possible, from special tracks and safety precautions to aerodynamically designed trains. What are the limits to the speed of trains? What imposes those limits? Students also will read about the future of passenger train travel, from flying trains to trains that use huge magnets to levitate inches or centimeters off the track. Some trains safely reach speeds of more than 200 mph! -
Humans have used boats for hundreds of years. See how boats have changed into the mighty ocean-going vessels we use today. -
Did you know that riders had to use stepstools to get onto the first bikes? Bicycles were once regarded as a nuisance to horses. Read about how they've become a significant part of our lives. -
The largest continent in the world also has the largest variety of people, land, and animals of any continent on Earth. Students will be delighted with the beautiful images as they read about this bountiful continent. -
Imagine being in a place where the temperature can drop to -125 degrees Fahrenheit! That's how cold it can get on the world's biggest glacier. Students will be transported to the icy chill of Antarctica in this cool book. -
Venezuela's Angel Falls is 16 times higher than Niagara Falls! Angel Falls will capture young readers' attention with its unique history and dizzying heights.