Unlock Geometry
ABOUT THE BOOKThis book is a compilation work on mathematical concepts with the intention to elucidate the difficulties faced by students in the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE), Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT), West Africa Senior Secondary Schools Examinations (WASSCE), Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), Graduate Record Exam (GRE), General Management Aptitude Test (GMAT) and first year undergraduate mathematics course focused on geometry. The book contains detailed treatment of the topics in the aforementioned examinations syllabi. The topics in each chapter are treated exhaustively with several examples, objective test questions and practice exercises at the end of each chapter. This will ensure that the student develops himself/herself to the requisite standard expected for any of these examinations when tested on the topic. Also in this book, the authors use various illustrations, annotations, and objective tests and exercises to enhance the understanding of the subject. This book is part of the College Mathematics series. The niches for this book are secondary/high school students and junior undergraduate students. However, adult, graduates, and teachers can use it as a refresher book on geometry since Geometry is an essential key section in mathematics. Thus, this book exhaustively covered most of the topics needed to make the student a master and expert in geometry. ADDED VALUES BY THIS BOOK INCLUDE: * IT IS A SELF TEACHING GUIDE* SCORE BOOSTER IN SAT/ACT/GMAT/GRE...* DISTINCTION GRADE GUARANTEED IN HIGH SCHOOL/COLLEGE COURSE* EXCELLENT FOR OLYMPIAD STUDENTS* INCREASE YOUR PASSION AND LOVE FOR MATH* EASY LEARNING GUIDE* 500+ EXAMPLES SOLUTION* PROGRESSIVE FROM EASIER TO HARDER EXAMPLES* CONTAINS OBJECTIVE TESTS AND EXERCISE FOR EACH CHAPTER* ANSWERS FOR TEST AND EXERCISES PROVIDED AT THE APPENDIX* MAKES YOU A MATH GENIUS* IT IS TEACHERS REFERENCE RESOURCETHE BOOK RIGOROUSLY AND EXHAUSTIVELY TREATED THE FOLLOWING TOPICS: * ANGLES & TRIANGLES* POLYGONS* CIRCLE & TANGENTS* CONSTRUCTION & LOCI* PLANE SHAPES* SOLID SHAPES* TRIGONOMETRY* LONGITUDE & LATITUDE* COORDINATE* CONIC SECTION
Horton's Homecoming
Horton's Homecoming, the second book in the Horton Hornbill series, explores Horton's extended human family and what makes a house a home. The Horton Hornbill series tells the true story of a special-needs hornbill raised by a zookeeper.
A Jet Set Pet Named "Penny"
My granddaughter has a dog who leads a more interesting life than most of us. I keep saying I would like to share her life with other people and have finally made the decision to write this narrative.
Mary Wilson and Her Wild and Wonderful Family
The true story, Mary Wilson and her Wild and Wonderful Family, introduces Mary and her unique animal family members!Mary is a young woman in the 1960's and dares to dream of spending her life taking care of animals. She loves animals as much as she does people. However, being an African American woman, Mary faces many challenges to follow her passion.With effort and determination, Mary becomes the first African American Woman senior zookeeper at the Baltimore Zoo. But, she's not just a zookeeper, she accepts the animals as family. No one can believe the relationship she nurtures with the animals.She orchestrates a wedding between two gorillas so they can raise a family, but no one askes the gorillas if it's a good idea. She hugs the big cats like they are her children. When everyone else panics because the Kodiak bear Uncle Junior escapes, Mary stays calm. The question? Will she lead the giant Uncle Junior back to his home, or will he escape to the neighborhood outside the zoo fences?You'll find out the answers within the pages of this fascinating historic story.Not only children will fall in love with Mary and her family, so will adults. Mary's animals, created such funny and difficult situations, but the woman zookeeper handled them all. The real life story of Mary Wilson and her Wild and Wonderful Family will inspire children to follow their passion in life and not settle for what is considered 'normal'.
Jenny the Joyful Jellyfish
In the gentle waters near Luma Island, one jellyfish chose joy over fear. Jenny the Joyful Jellyfish tells the luminous story of a kind-hearted sea dweller who teaches her fellow jellyfish a new way. One without stings, without fear, and filled with care for both sea and swimmer. When Jenny offers peace to the people in exchange for their protection of the ocean, something magical happens: the reef begins to heal, the water feels safe again, and an unexpected friendship blooms between species, and when danger comes in the form of a circling shark, compassion, unity, and courage save the day, not fear. This heartwarming underwater tale reminds readers that even the smallest ripple of kindness can transform the tide. A perfect story for ocean lovers, little environmentalists, and anyone learning that peace begins with a choice.
A Jet Set Pet Named "Penny"
My granddaughter has a dog who leads a more interesting life than most of us. I keep saying I would like to share her life with other people and have finally made the decision to write this narrative.
Asking Questions about Wildlife
Kids have so many questions. Why do people hike on trails? Why do leaves crunch under my feet? Why are old leaves brown? Why do spiders sit on flowers? Why are spiderwebs so ticklish? Why do plants need water? Why do squirrels climb trees? Why do some spiders bite? Why do ants wander around? Why does the sun shine.In this book you will find incredible wildlife photos that I took while exploring the trails near my home in North Carolina: a snake, a wasp, a harvestman, a dragonfly, a jumping spider, a squirrel, and more. Find answers to odd and fascinating questions in this wildlife book designed for kids. And while you are reading, take a few moments to enjoy incredible photos of critters we rarely see.Here are more wildlife books for kids: Questions and Answers While We Explore OutdoorsQuestions and Answers While We Explore NatureQuestions and Answers about Insects and PlantsQuestions and Answers About Bugs and WildlifeThings You Might See on a Flower or a TreeWildlife Encounters while Exploring the OutdoorsTrails are Full of WildlifeLooking for Wildlife with my CameraExploring the UndergrowthExamining Wildlife While Hiking on TrailsDiscovering Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions About Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions about WildlifeWildlife at the LakeFinding Bugs at the RiverI see a butterflyI see a duckI see a ladybugAmazed at the BeautyDid you see... Walking in the Woods with my dogWalking the Trail at Oak Grove Lake ParkHiking at the Northwest River Park in the SummerFinding Wildlife at the Chesapeake Arboretum in the SummerHiking at the Great Dismal SwampFinding Wildlife at the Great Dismal Swamp in the SummerExploring Lake Calavera Preserve in the SummerExploring Icehouse Canyon in the SummerExploring Elfin Forrest Recreational Reserve in the SummerExploring El Capitan State Beach with Wilson
Wildlife Encounters while Exploring the Outdoors
If you are looking for a book that encourages children to explore wildlife and ask questions, then this is the book for you. Together, we will learn about the dragonfly and the damselfly, the spider and the harvestman, dangerous wasps and harmless beetles, sitting grasshoppers and jumping birds. We will explore fallen trees, swampy bogs, forest trails, and cloudy skies. We'll investigate pollination among flowers and mushrooms, what happens to water when it falls from the sky, and how sunlight affects plants.This book is filled with photos that I took while exploring the trails near my home in North Carolina and in southern California, and research that I did to find answers to my never-ending curiosity. Your child will love my color photos, and you will too (all from the safety of your living room). I am an amateur entomologist and a professional photographer. And you, the thoughtful parent, can introduce your child to the wonders of this world, those that are difficult to find. Order this book, and then sit down with your child and explore. You won't regret this.Here are more wildlife books for kids: Questions and Answers While We Explore OutdoorsQuestions and Answers While We Explore NatureQuestions and Answers about Insects and PlantsQuestions and Answers About Bugs and WildlifeThings You Might See on a Flower or a TreeWildlife Encounters while Exploring the OutdoorsTrails are Full of WildlifeLooking for Wildlife with my CameraExploring the UndergrowthExamining Wildlife While Hiking on TrailsDiscovering Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions About Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions about WildlifeWildlife at the LakeFinding Bugs at the RiverI see a butterflyI see a duckI see a ladybugAmazed at the BeautyDid you see... Walking in the Woods with my dogWalking the Trail at Oak Grove Lake ParkHiking at the Northwest River Park in the SummerFinding Wildlife at the Chesapeake Arboretum in the SummerHiking at the Great Dismal SwampFinding Wildlife at the Great Dismal Swamp in the SummerExploring Lake Calavera Preserve in the SummerExploring Icehouse Canyon in the SummerExploring Elfin Forrest Recreational Reserve in the SummerExploring El Capitan State Beach with Wilson
Discovering Wildlife While Exploring the Outdoors
If you are looking for a book that encourages children to explore wildlife and ask questions, then this is the book for you. Together, we will learn how many leaves a caterpillar eats in a day, how long it takes a dandelion to sprout seeds, what causes wind, and how waves are formed. We will explore the segments that make up an insect's legs, what a firefly does in the winter, why flowers are different colors, and what insects do when it is too hot or cold outside. We'll investigate how fast a hawk can fly, why trees fall over, which critters live in a pond, and what ants eat.This book is filled with photos that I took while exploring the trails near my home in North Carolina, and research that I did to find answers to my never-ending curiosity. Your child will love my color photos, and you will too (all from the safety of your living room). I am an amateur entomologist and a professional photographer. And you, the thoughtful parent, can introduce your child to the wonders of this world, those that are difficult to find. Order this book, and then sit down with your child and explore. You won't regret this.Here are more wildlife books for kids: Questions and Answers While We Explore OutdoorsQuestions and Answers While We Explore NatureQuestions and Answers about Insects and PlantsQuestions and Answers About Bugs and WildlifeThings You Might See on a Flower or a TreeWildlife Encounters while Exploring the OutdoorsTrails are Full of WildlifeLooking for Wildlife with my CameraExploring the UndergrowthExamining Wildlife While Hiking on TrailsDiscovering Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions About Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions about WildlifeWildlife at the LakeFinding Bugs at the RiverI see a butterflyI see a duckI see a ladybugAmazed at the BeautyDid you see... Walking in the Woods with my dogWalking the Trail at Oak Grove Lake ParkHiking at the Northwest River Park in the SummerFinding Wildlife at the Chesapeake Arboretum in the SummerHiking at the Great Dismal SwampFinding Wildlife at the Great Dismal Swamp in the SummerExploring Lake Calavera Preserve in the SummerExploring Icehouse Canyon in the SummerExploring Elfin Forrest Recreational Reserve in the SummerExploring El Capitan State Beach with Wilson
Exploring Insects and Spiders
Exploring Insects and Spiders is a wonderful children's book with colorful photos of stamps from around the world. Each page has interesting facts about the velvet ant, jumping spider, praying mantis, Hercules beetle, honeybee, butterfly, ladybug, water beetle, black widow, grasshopper, tarantula, wasp, stag beetle, dragonfly, and more. Expose your children to eye-catching stamps from Cuba, Spain, Australia, China, Hungary, Malaysia, Indonesia, Ukraine, Zimbabwe, Poland, Vietnam, Chad, Great Britain, the Netherlands, Czechoslovakia, the USA, and more. Ninety-six stamps and lots of interesting facts to keep your child interested in the world and its bugs.
Wild about Moms
Good moms come in many different shapes and species. Get set to meet some of Mother Nature's most marvellous moms. Philip Bunting celebrates mothers with this laugh-out-loud book that combines his signature humour and glorious illustrations with fascinating facts about the what motherhood looks like across the animal kingdom.
World Without Birds
This follow-up to the celebrated World Without Fish will awaken readers to the extraordinary beauty and uniqueness of birds, the monumental challenges to their survival--and what humans can do to help. "This is a book about hope." If you look out the window, chances are high you'll spot a bird soaring in the sky or perched on a tree. Nearly 100 million Americans spend time birdwatching every year. Birds provide beauty, pollination, pest control, waste management, a food source, recreation, cultural enrichment, and many other functions important to human life and environmental balance ... ... and now they're disappearing at ever greater rates, thanks to climate change, habitat destruction, and invasive species, among other causes. Written by an acclaimed journalist associated with the Audubon Society, World Without Birds examines the many factors contributing to this devastating loss and what our planet would look like in birds' absence. Organized by ecosystem, each chapter offers an overview of the birds in that environment, then case studies of both one avian species that has gone extinct and one whose numbers have recovered, balancing honesty and optimism for readers of all ages. The final chapter suggests actions that bird lovers can take to help preserve avian lives and habitats. Filled with gorgeous, colorful pictures, including richly illustrated bird guides for each ecosystem, World Without Birds shares a hidden true story of danger, discovery, and hope.
Zombie Spiders and Asteroid Blasters
A Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection Have you ever heard of a spider being turned into a useful robot? Or a real-life planetary defense team protecting the Earth from asteroids? Sounds like science fiction ... but it's not! Take a wild ride with Maynard Okereke, the Hip Hop MD, into some of the most fascinating and strange corners of scientific research, from physics and engineering to ecology and neuroscience. These wacky wonders of nature and technology will wow all readers and inspire budding scientists to look at the world with fresh curiosity and consider how science can be used to help people, help nature, or enhance our understanding about the world. Interviews with real scientists highlight representation for diverse children and how scientists from a wide range of backgrounds are working to build a better future for our planet.
Wild about Dads
Good dads come in many different shapes and species. Get ready to learn a fatherly trick (or ten) from a whole lot of dads, great and small. Philip Bunting celebrates fathers with this laugh-out-loud book that combines his signature humour and glorious illustrations with fascinating facts about the what fatherhood looks like across the animal kingdom.
I see a duck
Take a walk with me around Discovery Lake in San Marcos Together we will find darting dragonflies and spotted grasshoppers, flittering butterflies and buzzing bees, cawing crows and camouflaged bugs, curious sparrows and beautiful flowers, hungry blue jays and wandering beetles, questioning lizards and wiggly roly-polies.And ducks, gorgeous male mallards and mothers with their young.
Questions and Answers While We Explore Outdoors
Kids have so many questions. Where does dirt come from? Does a toad ever itch? What does a bug do all day? Why are some flowers pink? How long do plants live? How does stuff float on water? Are insects dangerous? Does a tree feel pain? What happens if a bug loses a leg?In this book you will find incredible wildlife photos that I took while exploring the trails near my home in North Carolina: a motionless turtle, a probing honeybee, a still nymph, an observant dragonfly, a hidden harvestman, a wandering spider, a camouflaged cricket, a searching ant, a hungry caterpillar, and more. Find answers to odd and fascinating questions in this wildlife book designed for kids. And while you are reading, take a few moments to enjoy incredible photos of critters we rarely see.Here are more wildlife books for kids: Questions and Answers While We Explore OutdoorsQuestions and Answers While We Explore NatureQuestions and Answers about Insects and PlantsQuestions and Answers About Bugs and WildlifeThings You Might See on a Flower or a TreeWildlife Encounters while Exploring the OutdoorsTrails are Full of WildlifeLooking for Wildlife with my CameraExploring the UndergrowthExamining Wildlife While Hiking on TrailsDiscovering Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions About Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions about WildlifeWildlife at the LakeFinding Bugs at the RiverI see a butterflyI see a duckI see a ladybugAmazed at the BeautyDid you see... Walking in the Woods with my dogWalking the Trail at Oak Grove Lake ParkHiking at the Northwest River Park in the SummerFinding Wildlife at the Chesapeake Arboretum in the SummerHiking at the Great Dismal SwampFinding Wildlife at the Great Dismal Swamp in the SummerExploring Lake Calavera Preserve in the SummerExploring Icehouse Canyon in the SummerExploring Elfin Forrest Recreational Reserve in the SummerExploring El Capitan State Beach with Wilson
The Deadliest: Snake
Meet the deadliest snakes on Earth.Whose bite is the most lethal? Is it the dancing spectacled cobra? The fearsome black mamba? The chilling rattlesnake? Or someone else?The host of this stiff competition, Dr. Eleanor Spicer Rice, teaches the rules for poisonous snake interactions (Do not touch! Do not stomp!) and introduces the contestants.This tale of fangs and venom invites readers into the world of snakes: where they live, what they eat--and what could happen if you ever encounter one. It also encourages readers to appreciate them, showing how they survive, why they're important to the places they live--and why we should protect them. With humor, accessible science, and a colorful graphic format by best-selling artist Max Temescu, The Deadliest: Snake shows that even the deadliest creatures may not be as scary as we think.
Hiking at the Northwest River Park in the Summer
Explore wildlife in this book of nature photography as I wander through the trails at the Northwest River Park. You will find photos of flowers and trees, ponds and canals, dragonflies and ants, spiders and mushrooms, bullfrogs and horseflies, caterpillars and velvet ants, and more wildlife that will make your children say "Wow!" Your child will love my photos as you read aloud with them on the porch or in the living room or just before bedtime. Take a walk with me as I wander along a trail in search of wildlife. If you are a parent who wants to encourage questioning and wonder, then this is the book for you. It will make your child want to go outside and explore.Here are more wildlife books for kids: Questions and Answers While We Explore OutdoorsQuestions and Answers While We Explore NatureQuestions and Answers about Insects and PlantsQuestions and Answers About Bugs and WildlifeThings You Might See on a Flower or a TreeWildlife Encounters while Exploring the OutdoorsTrails are Full of WildlifeLooking for Wildlife with my CameraExploring the UndergrowthExamining Wildlife While Hiking on TrailsDiscovering Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions About Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions about WildlifeWildlife at the LakeFinding Bugs at the RiverI see a butterflyI see a duckI see a ladybugAmazed at the BeautyDid you see... Walking in the Woods with my dogWalking the Trail at Oak Grove Lake ParkHiking at the Northwest River Park in the SummerFinding Wildlife at the Chesapeake Arboretum in the SummerHiking at the Great Dismal SwampFinding Wildlife at the Great Dismal Swamp in the SummerExploring Lake Calavera Preserve in the SummerExploring Icehouse Canyon in the SummerExploring Elfin Forrest Recreational Reserve in the SummerExploring El Capitan State Beach with Wilson
Walking in the Woods with my dog
Explore the wildlife along the trail in this book of nature photography as my dog and I take a walk one afternoon. You will find photos of fuzzy tent caterpillars and painted lady butterflies, a jumping spider that caught a meal and a bumble bee drinking nectar, a wheel bug nymph on a branch and a moth in the underbrush, harvestmen on leaves and spiders hiding on flowers, grasshoppers and beetles, wasps and dandelions, thorny vines and flowers, and more wildlife that will make your children say "Wow!" Your child will love my photos as you read aloud with them on the porch or in the living room. Enjoy the questions they ask and help them find the answers. If you are a parent who wants to encourage questioning and wonder, then this is the book for you. It will make your child want to go outside and explore.Here are more wildlife books for kids: Questions and Answers While We Explore OutdoorsQuestions and Answers While We Explore NatureQuestions and Answers about Insects and PlantsQuestions and Answers About Bugs and WildlifeThings You Might See on a Flower or a TreeWildlife Encounters while Exploring the OutdoorsTrails are Full of WildlifeLooking for Wildlife with my CameraExploring the UndergrowthExamining Wildlife While Hiking on TrailsDiscovering Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions About Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions about WildlifeWildlife at the LakeFinding Bugs at the RiverI see a butterflyI see a duckI see a ladybugAmazed at the BeautyDid you see... Walking in the Woods with my dogWalking the Trail at Oak Grove Lake ParkHiking at the Northwest River Park in the SummerFinding Wildlife at the Chesapeake Arboretum in the SummerHiking at the Great Dismal SwampFinding Wildlife at the Great Dismal Swamp in the SummerExploring Lake Calavera Preserve in the SummerExploring Icehouse Canyon in the SummerExploring Elfin Forrest Recreational Reserve in the SummerExploring El Capitan State Beach with Wilson
Finding Wildlife at the Chesapeake Arboretum in the Summer
Explore wildlife in this book of nature photography as I wander through the trails at the Chesapeake Arboretum. You will find photos of dazzling dragonflies and beautiful butterflies, colorful beetles and tiny ants, a hidden rabbit and lots of trees, incredible spiders and camouflaged moths, multi-legged millipedes and amazing flies, and more wildlife that will make your children say "Wow!" Your child will love my photos as you read aloud with them on the porch or in the living room or just before bedtime. Take a walk with me as I wander along a trail in search of wildlife. If you are a parent who wants to encourage questioning and wonder, then this is the book for you. It will make your child want to go outside and explore.Here are more wildlife books for kids: Questions and Answers While We Explore OutdoorsQuestions and Answers While We Explore NatureQuestions and Answers about Insects and PlantsQuestions and Answers About Bugs and WildlifeThings You Might See on a Flower or a TreeWildlife Encounters while Exploring the OutdoorsTrails are Full of WildlifeLooking for Wildlife with my CameraExploring the UndergrowthExamining Wildlife While Hiking on TrailsDiscovering Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions About Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions about WildlifeWildlife at the LakeFinding Bugs at the RiverI see a butterflyI see a duckI see a ladybugAmazed at the BeautyDid you see... Walking in the Woods with my dogWalking the Trail at Oak Grove Lake ParkHiking at the Northwest River Park in the SummerFinding Wildlife at the Chesapeake Arboretum in the SummerHiking at the Great Dismal SwampFinding Wildlife at the Great Dismal Swamp in the SummerExploring Lake Calavera Preserve in the SummerExploring Icehouse Canyon in the SummerExploring Elfin Forrest Recreational Reserve in the SummerExploring El Capitan State Beach with Wilson
Questions and Answers While We Explore Nature
Kids have so many questions. Do trees feel pain? What does an ant think about? How far can a frog jump? Why do insects visit flowers? Why are waterdrops round? Why do insects bite or sting? How do leaves float?In this book you will find incredible wildlife photos that I took while exploring the trails near my home in North Carolina: a dragonfly, a bumpy toad, a blue-tailed lizard, a pink hibiscus flower, a fishing spider, a hidden grasshopper, an egret, a lynx spider, fungus, an insect nymph, ducklings, a cicada, a velvet ant, a hungry caterpillar, a camouflaged moth, and more. Find answers to odd and fascinating questions in this wildlife book designed for kids. And while you are reading, try to locate the hidden bugs in these photos.Here are more wildlife books for kids: Questions and Answers While We Explore OutdoorsQuestions and Answers While We Explore NatureQuestions and Answers about Insects and PlantsQuestions and Answers About Bugs and WildlifeThings You Might See on a Flower or a TreeWildlife Encounters while Exploring the OutdoorsTrails are Full of WildlifeLooking for Wildlife with my CameraExploring the UndergrowthExamining Wildlife While Hiking on TrailsDiscovering Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions About Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions about WildlifeWildlife at the LakeFinding Bugs at the RiverI see a butterflyI see a duckI see a ladybugAmazed at the BeautyDid you see... Walking in the Woods with my dogWalking the Trail at Oak Grove Lake ParkHiking at the Northwest River Park in the SummerFinding Wildlife at the Chesapeake Arboretum in the SummerHiking at the Great Dismal SwampFinding Wildlife at the Great Dismal Swamp in the SummerExploring Lake Calavera Preserve in the SummerExploring Icehouse Canyon in the SummerExploring Elfin Forrest Recreational Reserve in the SummerExploring El Capitan State Beach with Wilson
Looking for Wildlife with my Camera
Explore wildlife in this book of nature photography as I wander through the trails around my neighborhood. You will find photos of a lightning bug and a soldier beetle, a fishing spider and a harvestman, a rat snake and a yellow-bellied slider, a centipede and a millipede, a carpenter ant and a wasp, a tree frog and a toad, a dragonfly and a butterfly, and more wildlife that will make your children say "Wow!" Your child will love my photos as you read aloud with them on the porch or in the living room. Enjoy the questions they ask as you both learn four interesting facts about so many living creatures. If you are a parent who wants to encourage questioning and wonder, then this is the book for you. It will make your child want to go outside and explore.Here are more wildlife books for kids: Questions and Answers While We Explore OutdoorsQuestions and Answers While We Explore NatureQuestions and Answers about Insects and PlantsQuestions and Answers About Bugs and WildlifeThings You Might See on a Flower or a TreeWildlife Encounters while Exploring the OutdoorsTrails are Full of WildlifeLooking for Wildlife with my CameraExploring the UndergrowthExamining Wildlife While Hiking on TrailsDiscovering Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions About Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions about WildlifeWildlife at the LakeFinding Bugs at the RiverI see a butterflyI see a duckI see a ladybugAmazed at the BeautyDid you see... Walking in the Woods with my dogWalking the Trail at Oak Grove Lake ParkHiking at the Northwest River Park in the SummerFinding Wildlife at the Chesapeake Arboretum in the SummerHiking at the Great Dismal SwampFinding Wildlife at the Great Dismal Swamp in the SummerExploring Lake Calavera Preserve in the SummerExploring Icehouse Canyon in the SummerExploring Elfin Forrest Recreational Reserve in the SummerExploring El Capitan State Beach with Wilson
HangSpider
This workbook has 50 pages of challenges to test your word-deciphering skills, and fifty secrets about spiders that will dazzle and mystify your friends. Hangman, except it's a spider that is hanging from a thread (instead of a person). Great for multiplication practice, and spider facts, too. Did you know that spiders can lay up to 3000 eggs at a time? Or that spiders can fly (or ride a stingy balloon)? Or that spiders can regrow lost legs? Or that some spiders can jump and catch flying insects? Or that some insects snatch spiders right out of their webs? Or that some spiders prey on other spiders? Or that spiders are waterproof, but not sun proof? Or that most spiders are afraid of ants? Or that, hey, is that a spider on your backpack?This is a workbook for third grade and fourth grade students who like playing math games and testing their mental skills. And, if you are interested in more multiplication tic-tac-toe activities, then take a look at the other workbooks in this series: HangSpider (Hangman for kids) (Volume 1) HangSpider (Hangman for kids) (Volume 2) HangSpider (Hangman for kids) (Volume 3) HangSpider (Hangman for kids) (Volume 4)
Baby Pandas
Start down the road to the captivating, bamboo-filled world of baby pandas! Watch a baby panda as it narrates the story of its life, highlighting milestones in growth and development. A visual treat for little ones, this sturdy board book features vivid photographs that add fun and excitement to learning about animals. In the "Make a Noise" section, kids can even engage by mimicking sounds of these black-and-white bears.
Baby Monkeys
Dive into the lively, tree-filled world of baby monkeys! Follow a baby monkey as it narrates the story of its life, highlighting important milestones in its growth and development. This sturdy board book is a visual feast for young readers, featuring colorful photographs that make learning about animals exciting and interactive. In the "Monkey Sounds" section, kids can participate by mimicking the playful sounds of these energetic primates.
Baby Tigers
Embark on an adventure into the lush, jungle-filled world of baby tigers! Follow a tiger cub as it narrates the story of its life, showcasing key moments in its growth and development. This sturdy board book is a visual delight for young readers, featuring vibrant photographs that make learning about animals fun and engaging. In the "Roar Like a Tiger" section, kids can join in by mimicking the sounds of these majestic striped cats.
The Wonderful World of Servals
Written by Mimi JonesSelf-published by authorwww.mimibooks.com
Trails are Full of Wildlife
Explore the wildlife along the trail in this book of nature photography. You will find photos of tree frogs and dragonflies and snakes and turtles and beetles and birds and skinks and jumping spiders and harvestmen and katydids and more wildlife that will make your children say "Wow!" Your child will love my colorful photos and the new facts on page. If you are a parent who wants to encourage questioning and wonder, then this is the book for you. It will make your child want to go outside and explore.Here are more wildlife books for kids: Questions and Answers While We Explore OutdoorsQuestions and Answers While We Explore NatureQuestions and Answers about Insects and PlantsQuestions and Answers About Bugs and WildlifeThings You Might See on a Flower or a TreeWildlife Encounters while Exploring the OutdoorsTrails are Full of WildlifeLooking for Wildlife with my CameraExploring the UndergrowthExamining Wildlife While Hiking on TrailsDiscovering Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions About Wildlife While Exploring the OutdoorsAsking Questions about WildlifeWildlife at the LakeFinding Bugs at the RiverI see a butterflyI see a duckI see a ladybugAmazed at the BeautyDid you see... Walking in the Woods with my dogWalking the Trail at Oak Grove Lake ParkHiking at the Northwest River Park in the SummerFinding Wildlife at the Chesapeake Arboretum in the SummerHiking at the Great Dismal SwampFinding Wildlife at the Great Dismal Swamp in the SummerExploring Lake Calavera Preserve in the SummerExploring Icehouse Canyon in the SummerExploring Elfin Forrest Recreational Reserve in the SummerExploring El Capitan State Beach with Wilson
Questions about Wildlife
If you want a book to read with your child, then this is it. Inside you'll find 34 turtles and snakes, cardinals and robins, spiders and flies, honeybees and bumblebees, red and black ants, striped and spotted beetles, colorful butterflies and more. Sit down with your child or grandchild and answer questions like: How does a duck move in the water?Why do ants have six legs?Why do turtles have a shell?Why are bumblebees so fuzzy?Why do snakes have scales on their skin?Why do dragonflies have four wings?Why are butterflies so colorful?How do bugs know where flowers are?How does a spider find food?And more...
The UFO Files
The UFO Files are the recently de-classified notes on a moment that captivates humanity: the arrival of an alien spacecraft on Planet Earth. The year is 2033. An investigator known only as Polaris has compiled this report into every aspect of the spaceship and the beings that built it. Piece by piece, uncover a thrilling narrative of courage and curiosity during this closest of encounters, while delving into the cutting-edge science and technology that help Polaris understand - and welcome - these visitors from a distant star system. Read the torn-out headlines announcing an unexplained radio signal from outer space, then learn all about the electromagnetic spectrum and how we use it to communicate. Come face to face with the flying drones that emerge from the spacecraft, then delve into how dragonflies have mastered the art of flight. And as the mystery of who or what lies within the spaceship unfolds, discover the animals on Earth - including glowing squid and photosynthetic sea slugs - that are so strange as to be almost alien. Every beat of the story is supported by clear, concise explanations of mind-blowing science for 9-12-year-olds, as well as out-of-this-world illustrations by Weston Wei. Other topics include: Nuclear fusion and clean energyUsing AI to decode an unknown languageExoplanets, stars and astronomyThe Fermi paradox and the likelihood of alien lifeHow rockets flyMany, many more The UFO Files is not just a compelling sci-fi story or a primer on core STEM subjects - it's both at once! Above all, it is a celebration of scientific curiosity, tolerance and the awe that comes when we open our minds to the stars and wonder whether we are not alone.
A Magical Guide to Plants
Learn about 50 of the world's most magical plants. Madame Volare, apothecarist and witch extraordinaire invites you to be her apprentice and learn about the world's most magical plants. For thousands of years, plants have been used to heal and soothe. Discover the amazing power within a humble leaf, seed, petal and stem, and how our ancestors feared or revered flowers and herbs. From the mandrake that bestows luck to the calming St John's wort, take a fascinating walk through a witch's garden, exploring the uses, folklore and history of over fifty common plants. Respect and marvel at the pure magic of the natural world and how you can harness its power for your own health and happiness.
The Eye Book
Have you ever wondered how your eyes work, why some kids wear glasses, or how screens and sunlight affect your vision? The Eye Book is your ultimate kid-friendly guide to all things vision, designed especially for curious young readers.Written by optometrist and mom Dr. Rafaela Th矇, this colourful and educational book is packed with fun facts, cool science, and easy to follow tips for eye health. Aimed at kids ages 8 to 12, The Eye Book explains how we see colour and light, the importance of protecting your eyes, and how to build healthy habits around screen time and everyday eye care.Whether you're reading on your own, sharing it in a classroom, or exploring it with your family, this book makes learning about eyes exciting, interactive, and fun.
The Backyard Bird Watching Book for Kids
Make backyard birdwatching easy and fun! Ignite your child's curiosity with this engaging guide that helps identify 34 common North American birds, build observation skills, and spark a lifelong love for nature.Each bird profile includes photos and QR codes linking to videos showing bird movements and calls. But that's not all! Inside, you'll also find engaging quizzes and riddles, beginner-friendly tips for birdwatching and feeding, and a journal to track every bird your child discovers!
The magic within a tree
Summary A fun book based on science, and illustrated with fantasy!Join Dr. Arbo on a Magical Adventure! Step into the enchanting world of Doctor Arbo, a tiny guardian of the forest. With a sprinkle of magic, she can shrink you down to explore the inside of a softwood tree!Travel from the roots to the top of the tree's canopy! Use elevators, climb ladders, and zoom around as you discover how each part of the wood works. But watch out! A dangerous fungus is attacking the tree! Team up with Doctor Arbo and her friends to save it!In this thrilling journey, you'll learn the special secret of how trees are connected with one another and with us. "The Magic Within a Tree" remind us of our connection with nature and our power to be guardians of our planet!
Mabel and the Flower Spell
Mabel isn't like the other witches - she loves gardening more than casting spells! But when her flowers refuse to bloom for the village show, a little magic (and a sneaky trick from her neighbour, Greta) sets off a blooming disaster! Can Mabel fix her flowery fiasco before it's too late?Mabel and the Flower Spell is a spellbinding tale of mischief, magic, and believing in yourself!
Barry’s Mathemagical Journey
A Follow-Up to Barry's Mathemagical Journey Book 1Companion to Barry's Mathemagical Journey Interactive WorkbookMath is really all around us!In this exciting continuation of Barry's story, he and his friend Jorge team up with their encouraging Interventionist, Ms. Hall, to take on new math challenges. As they work together, Barry learns about Jorge's vibrant culture, and their friendship grows. With Ms. Hall's support, they conquer the world of place value and discover math all around them. Their hard work culminates in a celebration of both math mastery and the power of friendship, showing how learning and connection can change everything.
Arthur the Short Tailed Hero
Arthur and Bart Longtail aren't just ordinary brothers-they're talking mice who can read! Arthur, a timid bookworm, lives his adventures through the pages of his beloved books, while Bart, his younger brother, longs for adventures. Together, they leave behind their home in the Southwood Library for Heritage Park in Calgary-a place alive with history, adventure, and delicious surprises.Welcomed into MacMicking family burrow, the Longtail brothers soon discover the wonders of their new home. From the old locomotive clattering along the tracks to the S.S. Moyie paddle steamer and the tempting treats at Alberta Bakery, there are thrills and excitement around every corner for these city mice.But things turn scary when Dragon, the neighborhood cat, sneaks into the Park with mischief on his mind. When the animals of Heritage Park are threatened, and Daisy MacMicking goes missing, Arthur and Bart must dig deep and face their fears.How can a pair of city mice outsmart this wily feline? Will they have the courage to face their fears?Join Arthur and Bart on an exciting journey filled with thrilling adventure, unforeseen dangers, and discoveries-as the Longtail brothers learn about their new home...but also about themselves.
Koda and the Whales
This educational, fully illustrated color book teaches children facts about gray whales and their ocean home from the perspective of Koda, Carrie Newell's dog, as the narrator. Based on true experiences with whales and her three dogs, the story features artwork by Jack Wiens, who skillfully blends photographs with artistic interpretation to capture marine life and the dogs' personalities. The book includes a glossary, classroom activities, and discussion topics like types of whales, whale behaviors, feeding habits, identifying individual whales in Depoe Bay, Oregon, and how Carrie trained her dogs for whale spotting and interactions.
Waggles
"Waggles: Dog Stories" is a heartwarming collection of tales celebrating the unique bond between humans and their canine companions. Each story explores themes of loyalty, friendship, and the simple joys of life as seen through the eyes of dogs. From playful puppies to wise old hounds, "Waggles" captures the essence of what makes these animals so special. Perfect for dog lovers of all ages, this book offers a delightful escape into the world of wagging tails and unconditional love. Discover the charm and enduring appeal of these unforgettable dog stories.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright references, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work.This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.As a reproduction of a historical artifact, this work may contain missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.
The History of My Pets, by Grace Greenwood
"The History of My Pets, by Grace Greenwood" offers a charming glimpse into the world of a 19th-century American childhood and its relationship with animals. Written by Sara Jane Lippincott under the pseudonym Grace Greenwood, this autobiographical work lovingly recounts her experiences with a variety of pets, from dogs and cats to birds and squirrels. More than just a collection of animal stories, the book provides insights into the values and customs of the time, emphasizing the importance of kindness, responsibility, and compassion towards all creatures. Greenwood's engaging narrative style and heartfelt anecdotes make this a delightful read for children and adults alike, offering a window into a bygone era and celebrating the enduring bond between humans and animals.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright references, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work.This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.As a reproduction of a historical artifact, this work may contain missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.
The Eye Book
Have you ever wondered how your eyes work, why some kids wear glasses, or how screens and sunlight affect your vision? The Eye Book is your ultimate kid-friendly guide to all things vision, designed especially for curious young readers.Written by optometrist and mom Dr. Rafaela Th矇, this colourful and educational book is packed with fun facts, cool science, and easy to follow tips for eye health. Aimed at kids ages 8 to 12, The Eye Book explains how we see colour and light, the importance of protecting your eyes, and how to build healthy habits around screen time and everyday eye care.Whether you're reading on your own, sharing it in a classroom, or exploring it with your family, this book makes learning about eyes exciting, interactive, and fun.
Toby and His Forever Family
A new book in the Toby the Pet Therapy Dog series.When Toby the dog moves to a foster home, he is confused, sad, and anxious to find his forever family. We learn how Toby copes with these feelings and adjusts to life in his new home with his forever family. Toby's tale shows the power of acceptance, love and belonging. A wonderful story to start discussions with children ages 4-10.
Barry’s Mathemagical Journey
A Follow-Up to Barry's Mathemagical Journey Book 1Companion to Barry's Mathemagical Journey Interactive WorkbookMath is really all around us!In this exciting continuation of Barry's story, he and his friend Jorge team up with their encouraging Interventionist, Ms. Hall, to take on new math challenges. As they work together, Barry learns about Jorge's vibrant culture, and their friendship grows. With Ms. Hall's support, they conquer the world of place value and discover math all around them. Their hard work culminates in a celebration of both math mastery and the power of friendship, showing how learning and connection can change everything.
Waggles
"Waggles: Dog Stories" is a heartwarming collection of tales celebrating the unique bond between humans and their canine companions. Each story explores themes of loyalty, friendship, and the simple joys of life as seen through the eyes of dogs. From playful puppies to wise old hounds, "Waggles" captures the essence of what makes these animals so special. Perfect for dog lovers of all ages, this book offers a delightful escape into the world of wagging tails and unconditional love. Discover the charm and enduring appeal of these unforgettable dog stories.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright references, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work.This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.As a reproduction of a historical artifact, this work may contain missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.
The History of My Pets, by Grace Greenwood
"The History of My Pets, by Grace Greenwood" offers a charming glimpse into the world of a 19th-century American childhood and its relationship with animals. Written by Sara Jane Lippincott under the pseudonym Grace Greenwood, this autobiographical work lovingly recounts her experiences with a variety of pets, from dogs and cats to birds and squirrels. More than just a collection of animal stories, the book provides insights into the values and customs of the time, emphasizing the importance of kindness, responsibility, and compassion towards all creatures. Greenwood's engaging narrative style and heartfelt anecdotes make this a delightful read for children and adults alike, offering a window into a bygone era and celebrating the enduring bond between humans and animals.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright references, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work.This work is in the public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.As a reproduction of a historical artifact, this work may contain missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.
Inside Your Brain
The human brain is famously complex and difficult to understand. The brain is also essential to how we function--so much so, that you can't simply poke a stick at it to see what happens. However, if you accidentally poked a stick through your brain, it turns out there's a lot you can learn. . . .Written by professor of neuroscience Caswell Barry, together with his good friend, the children's author Lucy Ann Unwin, Inside Your Brain takes young readers on an irreverent gallop through history to uncover ten groundbreaking discoveries that have led to our current understanding of how the brain works.The ancient Egyptians discovered in battle that the brain was more important than they'd thought; Luigi Galvani sent electric shocks through dead frogs' legs and uncovered how brain cells work; Phineas Gage's unfortunate accident on the railroads revealed that you can survive a metal rod through the head, while some unwitting kittens helped us understand how our brain develops. Inside Your Brain also touches on our present and future potential to continue testing the brain, such as how we can learn an enormous amount about how the brain processes information from AI without experimenting on a human subject. This entertaining and engaging deep dive into the most mind-boggling area of science is sure to fascinate and delight young readers.
Mother Nature’s Letter
Mother Nature's Letter by Debbie Bartlett is a tender and inspiring children's book about nature that blends poetic storytelling, captivating illustrations, and a powerful environmental message. When Mother Nature sees her beloved Earth suffering-from polluted waters to fading forests-she sends a magical letter into the world, calling upon children everywhere to help her heal the planet. What follows is a story filled with hope, heart, and the promise of change.Perfect for young readers ages 4-8, this powerful children's book turns urgent environmental themes into an engaging, gentle, and empowering tale. With lyrical rhymes and vibrant hand-painted original artwork, it offers a perfect blend of wonder and wisdom-ideal for curious minds and caring hearts. Whether you're seeking gentle rhyming books for kids or educational picture books ages 4-8, this story resonates with eco-conscious families and educators alike.A wonderful addition to any classroom, this book shines as part of school library nature books or books for eco-conscious classroom use. It's also a standout among environmental books best sellers for children, making it an excellent choice for teachers and librarians looking for books about saving the Earth for kids.Looking for the perfect gift for kids which will stay with them forever? Want a thoughtful gift for eco-conscious children? Mother Nature's Letter makes a heartfelt nature-themed gift for children on any occasion-whether it's for a special reward for their environmental work, a treat to thank them for kind actions at school or a bedtime story about nature to inspire dreams of a better world.With its blend of storytelling magic, environmental education, and visual beauty, Mother Nature's Letter is destined to become a treasured favorite on any child's bookshelf. Add it today to your collection of environmental children's books, and spark a lifelong love of nature, kindness, and responsibility in your little one.
Eyewitness Plant
Unleash your inner botanist and become an eyewitness to the dizzyingly diverse world of plants. The iconic eyewitness is back in a new and improved format to be passed down through the generations. This picture-led reference guide will take you on a visual tour of everything green and growing. Children will go on a journey through a plant's lifecycle; see a seed sprout, a fruit grow, and a Venus flytrap ensnare its prey. Throughout the pages of this newly revised book on plants, you can expect to find: A fresh new look; new photographs, updated information, and "eyewitness" accounts from experts in the field.A visual tour through the topic combined with bite-sized text.A collectable poster revealing facts and photographs from the book.Eyewitness Plant introduces children to the many different species, like poisonous plants and parasites to elaborate flowers seeking to attract pollinators. Discover the secrets of plants' survival, their importance to our ecosystem, and how they adapt to life in a range of habitats. This all-encompassing guide to plants is packed with facts, diagrams, and statistics and is a must-have for curious children aged 9+ with a thirst for learning. So, what's new? Part of DK's best-selling Eyewitness series, this popular title has been reinvigorated for the next generation of information-seekers and stay-at-home explorers, with a fresh new look, up to 20 percent new images, including photography and updated diagrams, updated information, and a new "eyewitness" feature with fascinating first-hand accounts from experts in the field. Explore the series! Globally, the Eyewitness series has sold more than 50 million copies over 30 years. Journey down the River Amazon and explore the rainforest with Eyewitness Amazon, learn how to combat climate change with Eyewitness Climate Change, or take a trip aboard the most famous ship in history with Eyewitness Titanic.
