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Stories Forever Loved introduce (or re-familiarize) students to stories, sayings, fables and poems that have stood the test of time and are often referred to in conversation and the media. It is a fun, time-efficient course for upper elementary and middle school students. 70 pages, soft cover and download, Word Corner Publishing
Is your student having trouble with his studies. This pack of remedies should help. Applied Scholastics International, paperback
This engaging workbook presents fun-filled, revealing experiments that demonstrate concepts related to the science of air. 2 book set – Study Guide and workbook
39 pages, soft cover or download, Applied Scholastics International Click here to view a sample of this book
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
From the smallest flower to the tallest tree, plants are all around us. With so many plants in the world, there’s so much to discover about them. What makes plants so important to humans and animals? What is the purpose of a flower? How does a plant make seeds? What’s inside a tree’s trunk?
The purpose of this guide is to introduce them to (or re-familiarize them with) well-known stories, sayings, fables and poems. These writings have stood the test of time and are often referred to in conversation and in the media.
71 pages, soft cover and download, Word Corner Publishing
As soon as a child is ready to put words down on paper the “game of writing” should become part of that child’s daily routine. You can use the assignments, story starters, activity pages or other ideas in this book to get your child started.
We recommend that science and research are a daily adventure. Children should be encouraged to observe their environment, pay attention to their surroundings, and notice the weather—this will result in a better understanding of the world around them.
