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Original collection of gorgeous, never-before-seen photographic representations of the 118 elements in the periodic table. Packed with interesting information, this combination of solid science and stunning artistic photographs is the perfect gift book for every sentient creature in the universe.
Are you looking for the secret to wealth? The Richest Man in Babylon, written in 1926, reveals secrets that are so common-sense, they work as well today as they did in ancient Babylon. A course in economics for teens and adults. Study Guide and workbook
Children will learn how our sense of hearing connects us to our world. They’ll see what the ear looks like and how it works, as well as why our ears pop at high altitudes and how they help us keep our balance.
Pictures to color, counting games, and other activities encourage kids to use their eyes and to think about what they’re seeing.
With engaging pictures to color, counting games, and other activities, kids learn fascinating facts about the sense of smell and taste.
The Young Scientist – An Introduction to Observation and Discovery is a lively, engaging exploration of what science is, and what it means to be a scientist.
This well-illustrated book opens the door to a new way to see things clearly and logically. Applies the elements of logic and illogic to life.
39 pages, soft cover or download, Applied Scholastics International Click here to view a sample of this book
The purpose of this book is to educate students in the two methods of telling time: the AM-PM method and the 24 hour method. 45 pages, paerback or download, Word Corner Publishing
Informative, fact-filled captions complete a book that will not only thrill coloring book enthusiasts but will also fascinate students of American history and anyone interested in the African-American struggle for freedom. Learn the story of the Underground Railroad during the Civil War
Learn how to tell the difference between useful statistics and misleading statistics. Word Corner Publishing, 68 pgs, paperback
Why do we need to know the events that shaped America culture and made it what it is today? Without knowing these basics we will be left in the dark when they are referred to in the media, film, written materials and general conversation. Dictionary of Cultural Literacy and study guide
The purpose of this study guide is for students of all ages to have fun becoming more familiar with United States presidents. U.S. Presidents Study Guide andPresidential Pets Coloring Book, by Diana Zourelias.
US state by state coloring and activity book. Entertaining book brims with information about each of the 50 states. Book and Study Guide