Item #: BMM01 -

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What is addition, and how does it work? With their cartoon guide, readers will count ants, plant seeds, and pretend to be a shark, to find out! Through bright and colorful comic-book-style pages, kids will have fun discovering basic addition strategies, such as “finding the tens” and “making friendly numbers.” A list of additional resources and a helpful addition table are featured in the back of the book.Building Blocks of Mathematics is a fun, six-volume series of mathematics books from...

Item #: DNM01 -

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Which dinosaurs had bills like ducks? Did all Stegosaurs have spiky tails? What did they eat, where did they live, and what were they afraid of? In Armored dinosaurs! The Ornithischians, readers take a field trip to learn all about the dinosaurs covered in bony plates, those with duck bills, horned heads, and more!

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Is it true that some dinosaurs had feathers? Are dinosaurs related to the birds of today? Students get a fact-filled introduction to the small theropods: the turkey-like Compsognathus, the swift and sharp-toothed Velociraptor, the feathery Archaeopteryx, and many more. Readers will learn about how dinosaur feathers differed from bird feathers and join in the debate tracing the origins of birds millions and millions of years ago.

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Through bright and colorful comic-book-style pages, kids will have fun discovering basic division facts and strategies. With the character “Division” as their guide, readers will group seashells, share graham crackers, and weigh a bear, to find out!

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Follow characters as they use pizza, yarn, and the solar system to explain basic fractions concepts. Through bright and colorful comic-book-style pages, kids will have fun discovering facts and strategies for working with fractions.

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What is multiplication, and how does it work? Readers will have fun with bees, boulders, and monster legs to find out! Through bright and colorful comic-book-style pages, kids will master basic multiplication facts and strategies.

Item #: BMM05 -

What are numbers, and how are they used? Readers will explore ancient counting systems, discover counting tools, and more! Through bright and colorful comic-book-style pages, kids will have fun learning about counting and number systems.

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Through bright and colorful comic-book-style pages, kids will have fun discovering basic subtraction strategies, such as mental visualization and problem writing. With the character “Subtraction” as their guide, readers will count peaches, worms, and train cars to find out!

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Younger readers can discover the little known history of American Indian Code Talkers in this volume through photos, infographics, timelines, charts and easy-to-read text. As they follow along, readers will learn about the lives of many Native Americans who acted heroically for their country even as they faced hardship and discrimination.

Item #: DNM04 -

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Did you know that Brachiosaurus could eat tree leaves more than 40 feet off the ground? Kids will learn about the enormous sauropods that shook the ground as they walked on four legs. Readers also learn about how scientists use fossils to trace the rise of the Age of Dinosaurs, 252 million to 66 million years ago.

Item #: IP1908 -

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More than two hundred easy-to-do investigations in life science, physical science, space science, and earth science! Each activity description provides a complete list of everyday materials needed as well as comprehensive, step-by-step directions.

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Readers step back into the prehistoric past to gain a wary respect for the predatory Allosaurus and Tyrannosaurus and other fierce, meat-eating dinosaurs that walked—or ran—on two legs. Students will discover their hunting methods and habitats, and learn how scientific knowledge about these dinosaurs has evolved over the centuries.