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Describes the physical characteristics, habitat, eating habits, and life cycle of different types of wild cats. -
Explains the need for and the benefits of laws, including information on history, the U.S. Constitution, and how national laws are made -
It powers everything from lights and computers to toys and TVs, but how much do readers really know about what electricity is and how it works? This valuable book introduces kids to this crucial science topic in a fun and straightforward manner. -
Briefly introduces the life cycle of the tulip, from planting a seed or a bulb through the appearance of fields of colorful flowers. -
Amazing animals of the desert fill the pages of this exciting bilingual series. Redesigned with new features, each book invites readers to discover the world of creatures that live in the desert. Young learners will read about each animal’s unique physical characteristics, behavior, and adaptations to their environment. Through fascinating facts and brilliant photographs, these books paint a vibrant picture of the incredible array of animal life in the desert habitat. -
Discusses the vulture, including where it lives, what it eats, and how it adapts to its arid environment. -
The Statue of Liberty is an icon of the United States. The story of Lady Liberty is one of friendship, cooperation, and a firm belief in democracy. Readers will learn about the ingenious engineering within the statue. Theyll see vivid photographs showcasing her creation in France and her current watchful presence in New York Harbor. Readers will also learn why the statue has become a symbol of optimism and pride for many people. -
Veterans Day was established to honor the veterans of World War I. Today, the holiday is used to show gratitude for all people who have served in the military. Easy-to-follow text in English and standard Latin American Spanish explains the history and ceremonies associated with the holiday. Full-color photographs show patriotic ceremonies and parades and will help emerging and bilingual readers appreciate the importance of this holiday. -
Los trenes fueron una de las primeras formas mecanizadas en que los humanos solían viajar largas distancias. Los lectores verán cómo cambiaron la forma del país al transportar humanos y suministros de costa a costa. -
¡Estos trenes de pasajeros pueden viajar más de 180 millas por hora! Estas maravillas modernas de la tecnología fascinarán a cualquier lector. -
El transbordador espacial ha llevado a cientos de personas al espacio desde su primer vuelo. La convincente historia de las exploraciones del transbordador espacial pondrá a sus lectores en órbita. -
Las tormentas son un tema fascinante y una excelente manera de crear interés en la ciencia. Esta serie utiliza fotos dramáticas a todo color para captar la atención de los estudiantes y el auténtico idioma español. Cada libro explica un tipo de tormenta: cómo se ve, cómo se forma, el daño que puede causar y cómo las personas pueden protegerse del peligro. Las características de la serie. -
Tomatoes have long been a staple of Latin American cuisine. This fascinating book traces the history of the tomato, from its domestication in pre-Columbian Latin America through the present day. The book also discusses how tomatoes are grown, how they are cooked throughout Latin America, and how they have spread around the world. -
Introduces the life of the prolific inventor who was also one of the United States' Founding Fathers. -
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. -
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. -
Describes the eight phases of the moon, from new moon to waning crescent; the moon's size; the length of its days; its rotation, gravity, surface, and temperature; and eclipses. -
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. -
Introduces the life of the Virginian who was the military leader of the colonies during the Revolution before becoming the first president of the United States. -
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Explores the life of the man who made the famous midnight ride during the American Revolution to warn of the impending arrival of British troops. -
Describes the physical characteristics, habits, life cycle, and natural environment of the owl. -
Learn how big oak trees grow from small acorns. -
Learn all about apples, from seed to picking. -
Powerful and determined, the sea turtle lives a fascinating life. Its life journey begins when its mother travels thousands of miles to lay her eggs on a beach. Then it travels back to the ocean as a hatchling to start a life of its own. Readers will explore all the stages of a sea turtles life and learn how people can help them survive. Vivid photographs show these wonderful reptiles in great detail. -
Presents an introduction to the life cycle of a rose from its beginnings as seed to its maturity as a flower, along with information on the role of pollination in the creation of new seeds. -
Describes the physical characteristics and behavior of the ladybug, from the egg to the adult beetle.
