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Latest Reviews:A book in the Franklin the Turtle series. Fun and cute. [Read More]

Latest Reviews: Some great suggesting for teaching the first basics math skills to your preschooler through play. [Read More]

Book Introduction:AMERICAN EDUCATION PUBLISHING--AN OPEN DOOR TO EDUCATION! Make home education an adventure that you and your child will treasure for a lifetime! With the Learn at Home series, you can be confident that you are providing your child with a quality education. Designed by experts in elementary educati......[Read More]

Book Introduction:Ladybird Toddler Touch books are perfect for 1-3 year olds and for stimulating the curiosity children this age have for the world around them. The books are the ideal follow on from the award-winning Baby Touch range, and are full of things to touch and feel, including finger trails to follow. To......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: This book is completely essential for a well rounded human experience. [Read More]

Book Introduction:How do magnets work? What makes a curve ball curve? What keeps an airplane in the air? How can a pulley make you five times stronger? Now you can learn the answers to these and other questions about basic physics through 101 fun, safe, low-cost experiments and activities that can be performed at hom......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: Awesome, excellent, useful and fun. Some ideas work better than others, but that's expected--right? [Read More]

Latest Reviews: I did several of these experiments with my son when he was younger. They're simple experiments that teach a single principle. They're fun and impressive for a younger kid. [Read More]

Latest Reviews: this book is so much fun! The experiments are great and any o follow. [Read More]

Latest Reviews: This book is a fun, interactive book! It provides so many challenging activites that makes learning fun for all students. There are different types of engineering. Those include structural, solar, electrical, and chemical. This book discusses how each is applied to real ......[Read More]

Book Introduction:How do plants make their own food? Why do the different strings on a guitar have different sounds? What does the color of a star tell you about how hot the star is? What's the difference between gamma rays, X-rays, and microwaves? Now you can discover the answers to these and many other fascinat......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: Super books for curious beginning learners. Students will enjoy conducting these fun experiments. I would set this book up in a station and have all of the materials out for students to work on this independently or in a small group. This book will make students as the q......[Read More]

Book Introduction:You can get involved, get noticed, and get results! In THE KIDS'S GUIDE TO SOCIAL ACTION, you'll find: Real stories about real kids and teens who are making a difference at home and around the world; Step-by-step guides to social action Power Skills: letter-writing, faxing, emailing, Internet resear......[Read More]

Latest Reviews:Mickey is the catcher for his local team, the Orioles. They're a good team but when their pitcher goes down with an injury, it looks like their season may be over. That is until a new kid moves into the neighborhood. Zach "Zoom" is the best pitcher any of the kids have ever seen, but his attitude pu......[Read More]

Book Introduction:How do plants make their own food? Why do the different strings on a guitar have different sounds? What does the color of a star tell you about how hot the star is? What's the difference between gamma rays, X-rays, and microwaves? Now you can discover the answers to these and many other fascinat......[Read More]

Book Introduction:Why do newspapers turn yellow? How does bleach make colors disappear? Why can't you mix oil and water? Find out the answers to these and other mysteries of chemistry in this fascinating collection of ideas, projects, and activities that teach the basics of chemistry theory and practice. Turn ste......[Read More]

Latest Reviews: I did several of these experiments with my son when he was younger. They're simple experiments that teach a single principle. They're fun and impressive for a younger kid. [Read More]

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Latest Reviews: Great ideas for teaching science concepts for kids. I would call these more 'demonstrations' rather that true experiments. They would be an excellent additional resource for a biology course. [Read More]

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