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Robin Newman and Deborah Zemke, the talents behind the award-winning Wilcox & Griswold Mystery series, are back with more animal antics, this time with an ant lawyer named Sawyer who helps a range of animals with their problems. Readers follow each humorous case of animal mishaps while learning about why laws matter and how the justice system works. Serious big ideas are packaged in these funny short stories presented in a lively graphic novel format. Fans of courtroom drama will enjoy this amusing look at what lawyers do. Young readers who have a strong sense of fairness will cheer as Sawyer finds a solution for even the trickiest problems.
Sawyer wakes up with an idea. A good idea. A great idea. A get-started-right-away idea! So before breakfast, he makes a sketch, and a model, and gets out all his materials. AndCwoah, what was that? It gave him a new idea. A big idea. A colorful idea. But when it isn't quite going the way he wants, he grumps, and sulks, andCwait, what about that other project? Sawyer flits from one activity to another throughout the day, new ideas hitting him like thunderbolts every time he turns around. There's a project from yesterday, a costume for his furry sidekick, and a book or twelve he was reading, and . . . before he knows it, it's time for bed. But he can't go to bed yet! His idea isn't finished! He didn't finish one thing today! Or did he?
Journey into the darkest corners of the imagination with this collection of spine-chilling stories. From haunted history to creepy places, each tale keeps you on the edge of your seat while providing just the right amount of fright. Get ready for a thrilling ride into the unknown. Enter if you dare!
This series takes a in-depth look at key areas of elementary science, full of factual tidbits on sciences from geology to astronomy! Designed for students to enjoy and as a helpful resource for teachers planning science lessons, these books encourage students to ask questions and then answer them using investigations and experiments. The pages offer discussion topics and critical thinking questions, while high-impact, accessible designs and beautiful imagery provide a fresh approach to curriculum science.
The classic sci-fi novels of H.G. Wells, Robert Heinlein, and Arthur C. Clarke, along with hundreds of sci-fi movies and TV shows, have explored an array of exotic, at times mind-bending themes, among them the existence of intelligent aliens, time travel, and parallel universes. One often asked question is whether such things are scientifically plausible. In this volume, modern physicists and other scientists weigh in and try to answer that question.
The Science Investigations series centers scientific inquiry by providing readers with hands-on experiences with the world around them. These books use scientific and engineering practices to investigate everything from the planet beneath our feet to the forces all around us. Topics include matter and its properties; force, motion, and energy; Earth and space; and organisms and environments. Readers are encouraged to think like scientists as they ask questions, gather information, and conduct experiments.
Inspire and encourage budding scientists with these early guides to basic STEM concepts. From simple machines to electricity and magnetism, take readers on a journey to discover how the world works.
Science Words I Should Know focuses on ten important science subjects in grades K-3. Designed to help struggling learners gain a stronger understanding and vocabulary in science, each book features simple, grade-appropriate text, fact boxes, and bright photographs and illustrations.
The summer holidays have finally arrived, and Scout can't wait for her adventure in the big rig with Dad. After Mom died, life hasn't been the same. But now Dad and Scout are on a mission to deliver donations of dog food to animal rescue shelters right across the state. There will be lots of music, dad-jokes, and a brilliant plan that will make sure everyone's got a friend for the holidays. There might even be a special four-legged friend in it for Scout. But Scout and her dad get more than they've bargained for. It's bushfire seasonCand it's not just the dogs who need rescuing . . .This moving, hopeful, and heartwarming story is set against the 2019-2020 Australian bushfires.
Seasons is always a hot topic, and the changes through the year are fascinating to observe. Emily Kington has been inspired to celebrate winter, spring, summer, and fall with over 30 craft and nature projects! This book encourages exploring outdoors and using nature finds to make some brilliant crafts like a spooky spiderweb door-hanger and walnut skiing reindeer. Materials for the projects can be found on a nature scavenger hunt, or from recycled trash, or your craft box at home.