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2004
| Middle graders learn how fourteen mammals are born, eat, sleep, learn, and mature. |
1995
| The crucial decision between breastfeeding and formula feeding is increasingly complicated by misinformation and unfounded theories which cloud the actual facts. By all accounts, breastmilk is the most amazing life-sustaining fluid known to humanity. Many women who breastfeed characterize it as perhaps the most fulfilling life experience they will ever know. Scientific research supports the fact that breastfed babies are healthier, have lower infant mortality rates and fewer chronic illnesses th....[more] |
2006
| Perfect for kids, parents, grown-ups, and anyone interested in gaining a better understanding of how science impacts everyday life. |
2002
| This book celebrates the fun of exploring new places, thet excitement of seeing real animals, and the joy of bringing home a new pet. |
2002
| A toddler explores the practices and traditions of Judaism |
2001
| Set of one each of 5 Look What I See! books |
2001
| Middle graders learn how fourteen mammals are born, eat, sleep, learn, and mature. |
2009
| When a mother breastfeeds her baby, she offers her child something beyond just a meal. She also helps protect her baby's health and well-being. But a mom needs strength and comfort, too, especially in times of natural disasters or economic crisis. |
2007
| This 16-page Test Booklet contains all the questions from "101 Things Everyone Should Know About Science." Perfect for classroom, club or home use, the Test Booklet is an excellent tool to use before working with the book to measure current knowledge, or for us post book to measure retention. "101 Things Everyone Should Know About Science" uses an accessible question-and-answer approach to explore key concepts in biology, chemistry, physics, earth science and general science. Endorsed by scienc....[more] |
2004
| One of each booklet:Breastfeeding at a Glance and Breastfeeding Facts for Fathers |
2003
| Visit China through the eyes of a toddler |
2002
| Home is where the heart is in this pictoral celebration of family life |
2001
| Any seven-year-old boy like Zack can tell you that one sister is plenty. So what's a boy to do when he has two sisters, one bigger and one smaller? Beginning readers will giggle and groan as they watch Zack manage the tensions and pleasures of being the middle child. With a busy and bossy big sister ahead of him and a mischievous and messy little sister behind him, Zack learns to love being surrounded. |
2001
| A fact-filled breast-feeding overview in a handy format! |
2001
| Accompanied by her family, a toddler explores her urban neighborhood |
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