General Science. This series is written in an unconventional but effective style that will draw your little scientists in. With full-color illustrations and a helpful glossary, your reader will have all of their questions answered.

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From the environment to popular culture, your students will learn about the history and impact of some of the most fascinating innovations and inventions of our time. Great for report writing, each title contains the ideas, people, and technologies that made it all happen.

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Science Experiments. Young scientists can ace their next biology science fair project or test using these great books. Each book picks the authors' best science projects and organizes them into exciting life science themes, with full-color diagrams illustrating the important aspects of each experiment. Many experiments are followed by ideas for further exploration and science projects, making these books a valuable asset for science fairs as well.

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Science Experiments. Young readers who need help with science concepts, tests, or science fairs need to look no further than these great science project books. Each book picks the authors' best science experiments and illustrates them with full-color illustrations. Many experiments are followed by ideas for science fair projects, making science easy-and fun, too! Ace your next science project or test!

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Physical Science. Science can be a boring a topic for some reluctant readers, but not anymore! With full-color photographs and easy-to-read text, this new series will have your students glued to each scientifically enriching page.

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Health. Get readers excited about practicing smart personal habits through this colorful, fast-paced, and entertaining series. Developing and maintaining physical and emotional health takes discipline, but when explored through these books, it feels more like fun. The authors take a helpful and nurturing tone about personal hygiene, exercise, diet, puberty, relationships, and safety. Extra features such as fact sheets and panels offer useful tips on how to lead a long, rich, healthy life.

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Earth Science. From forests to oceans, from tundras to grasslands, your students will love this new series focusing on biomes. With full-color photographs asnd easy-to-read text, your students will love reading and learning about the often dismissed subject of biology.

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Health. Meet your personal superheroes--your body's cells! Superhero cells rally together to battle common childhood ailments in this series. Popular science author Vicki Cobb explains how your amazing human body heals itself and fights off intruders. Spectacular, cutting-edge photomicrographs give you a close-up look at cells at work, while full-color illsutrations enhance the lively design.

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Science Experiments. An innovative new series of experiment books! The first chapter explains how to build or set up your own laboratory, from a crime lab to a weather station. Then readers use what they built for all the experiments in the book. Great ideas for science projects are included after many of the experiments. This series is a great tool for supporting the National Science Education Standards for grades 5-8 and for stocking the library shelves for science fair season.

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General Science. Your students LOVE I Spy! Now there is a series that uses that same format, only it teaches students about science at the same time! Can You Find It? Is an interactive nature series that invites your readers on a scavenger hunt. Each book features beautiful full-color photographs and asks readers to find nine different animals, plants, or objects commonly found in each of six habitats. Beyond the challenge of the hunt, readers are treated to colorful close-ups of the items, complete with short, easy-to-read descriptions and fun facts.

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General Science. Supporting classroom learning! Your kids love to explore the world. This series lets them discover how everyday items like electricity, schools, and peanut butter are produced, distributed, and used-From start to finish.

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General Science. This cool science series uses the ever popular crime scene art of investigating to introduce the scientific method. Full of intriguing information, each book includes step-by-step directions on how to conduct experiments and tests. From lifting fingertips to analyzing fibers, your students will complete a variety of fun activities. With their problem-solving skills honed, you will now have a slew of detectives at your disposal to find any missing books!

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Science Experiments. A Pinch of Science, A Gallon of FUN. And POOF! Your students are actually enjoying science! (And learning, too) through the use of easy-to-follow instructions and colorful illustrations, these books feature science experiments that are easy, enjoyable, and educational.

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General Science. Interest in crime scene investigation has exploded over the last five years. This series offers young readers the opportunity to learn about the fascinating world of forensic science in an age-appropriate manner. Using facts and quotes from professionals in the field, these books are packed with information about crime scene investigators, their jobs, and their challenging and sometimes bizarre work, which combines the logic of science and technology with the intrigue of mystery and suspense.

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General Science. This series takes readers on a journey from the darkest depths of the ocean to the outer limits of the universe! Timely topics make science immediate and relevant to today's students. Each book is packed with up-to-the-minute science information, unique CS Infographics, innovative sidebars, critical-thinking questions, and real-world career profiles.

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Earth Science. Devastating Hurricanes, Floods, and Fires, High-Interest Topics your students enjoy reading about. Each book in this engaging series investigates some of Earth's mist catastrophic natural disasters. Featuring amazing photography, each title describes the science behind each disaster along with harrowing descriptions of some of the worst disasters in history.

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General Science. The Information Age is upon us. With each passing year, our reliance upon the Internet for information-gathering activities grows and grows. It is no longer simply a question of needing to know how to navigate this brave-and daunting-new world to get ahead. Today, it is a matter of requiring digital and information literacy to get by, to be able to engage in the most basic transactions and activities of normal daily life. These books will instruct readers in the ins-and-outs of conducting high-caliber computer-based research, while avoiding information sources that are unreliable, erroneous, or overly partisan or agenda-driven. In addition, these books will steep readers in proper digital ethics, explaining how to avoid Internet plagiarism, sloppy or misleading citation of sources, use or reproduction of materials without permission, and checking of a source's information against that of other reputable sources.

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Dinosaurs. Nonfiction that reads like fiction! Your readers will join 9-year-old Hong as he travels the world with his father, a dinosaur expert. Filled with fun facts, easy text, and colorful illustrations, Hong discovers a different dinosaur in each book and learns about geography and science terms, too.

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Earth Science. With dramatic images and first-hand survivor stories--plus the latest facts and figures--this series takes you up close with the world's most devastating disasters. Each book covers a disaster from both the scientific and human side, capturing the impact and the emotion through primary source quotations and photographs.

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Science Experiments. This series, filled with full-color photographs and illustrations, is perfect for your young scientists. Each title presents a different aspect of out scientific world, and there is a helpful glossary and index in each book. In addition to the helpful web sites, these books will teach your students how to perform experiments and how to understand our world of science.

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Astronomy. Live Long And Learn. Spock would be happy to see your kids learning about astronomy. Colorful, engaging photographs and accessible text explore the unique features of each planet, its place in the solar system, its makeup, its satellites and rings, and how scientists have learned about the planet through space missions. Including the latest news from NASA, this series is perfect for reports or simple pleasure reading.

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Earth Science. Through the use of clear, simple language and supported by full-color photographs, these titles provide your students with thorough explanations of basic earth science concepts. An easy way for you to support national science standards.

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Life Science. Using clear, simple language and full-color photographs, these titles provide readers with thorough explanations of basic science concepts as they relate to a certain habitat. Readers will learn about food chains, predators, prey, photosynthesis, herbivores, carnivores, and so much more.

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Earth Science. Starting with the core, Earth is made up of six ever-increasing concentric spheres. The Earth's Spheres series examines these layers one at a time, discussing how we know what we do about them, what they tell us of the history of our planet, and how the spheres interrelate with each other to sustain life.

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General Science. Clear text describes the world's energy needs and resources in the twenty-first century and looks at the impact of energy use on the global climate. The series looks at eight different energy sources and discusses their availability, production process, and environmental consequences. Easy-to-understand diagrams, maps, and charts, plus colorful photographs support the text and aid in comprehension.

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Technology. This colorful series introduces young readers to the development of familiar objects in their lives, from toothbrushes and skateboards to mobile phones and television. The simple text supports both the science and social studies curricula by combining scientific facts with biographical sidebars and descriptions of how people lived in the past. Archival images and contemporary photographs enhance the text and a time line on each spread allows readers to see at a glance how long it took to develop each object or technology.

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General Science. Full-color photographs and easy to read text makes this series a must read for all fans of science and the everday world. Your students will see their world in a whole new light after reading these books!

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Earth Science. This eye-catching, fact-filled series puts the natural world at students' fingertips. Perfect for reports, Exploring Habitats provides an in-depth look at animals and habitats around the world, including animal characteristics, life cycles, and food chains, and how animals adapt to their physical surroundings for survival. Each book concludes with a discussion of relevant environmental issues. The text is supported by stunning, full-color photographs and a wealth of colorful diagrams and maps.

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Math. Dynamic and colorful, this series explores plane and solid geometric shapes. Full-color photos illustrate real-life examples of the shapes, and colorful diagrams illustrate geometric concepts. Each book describes the parts of a shape in clear, step-by-step language and offers a concise explanation of geometric concepts.

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Earth Science. It is no secret that our world is facing many problems. This new series exposes and discusses some of these issues and maintains a level of integrity as it does so. With full-color photographs, even your most reluctant readers will enjoy this exciting new series.

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General Science. Featuring the government's new, updated food pyramid, each book explains how one of the six different types of foods fits into the pyramid and describes the ways certain foods contribute to health and fitness.

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Earth Science. Simple sentences and vivid, full-color photographs explain the features of various landforms--what they look like, how they are formed, and the people, plants, and animals that live there.

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Life Science. Your students will play the food chain game! This fun, INTERACTIVE series gives readers an exciting glimpse into animals and their habitats while illuminating curriculum concepts related to food webs and biomes. The game-like format allows your kids to choose a starting animal, and then follow it through a food chain by making additional selections from options of what each animal could eat. Every book has dozens of combinations to explore.

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General Science. Build nutritional awareness in beginning readers through this appetizing series. The main text explains why each food group is beneficial and how much to eat. Kids will especially love the trivia in the back of the book; for example, did you know an average cow produces 90 glasses of milk every day? In contrast, a hen lays only one egg every 24 to 26 hours.

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Earth Science. These earth shattering events fascinate all your readers and now your younger students can join in the learning! The age-appropriate text and awe-inspiring photographs provide a basic description of a natural event, how the phenomenon forms, what it does, how it is tracked, and how people stay safe.

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Dinosaurs. Instead of just reading about dinosaurs, your students will unearth these ancient creatures and other extinct animals with leading paleontologists. Readers will go on actual fossil digs - well, not literally - and see how scientists discover and remove fossils. Kids will thrill to the drama behind the dinosaur finds as they learn about the T-rex, SuperCroc, and even dinosaur nests. NOT RESPONSIBLE for any dug-up yards after your students decide to become fossil hunters!

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General Science. Another selection of titles from one of the premier children's authors and illustrators. Through the use of vibrant, full-color illustrations and informative, interesting text, Gail Gibbons creates high-quality titles that are a joy for children to read. Your students will be so engaged that they won't even realize how much science they are learning!

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Earth Science. GARETH STEVENS VITAL SCIENCE books are designed to help prepare students for NCLB science testing. The eight volumes in Life Science use clear language and a variety of photographs, illustrations, and detailed diagrams to help students understand biological structures and processes. Subjects covered include the human body, cells, characteristics and classification of living things, plants, heredity, animals, simple life-forms, and how life changes. This series will serve as a comprehensive and indispensable resource for students studying life science.

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The Global Products series introduces readers to important concepts needed to understand their place in the global economy of the 21st Century. The titles in the series both inform and challenge, encouraging the young reader to consider everything from where the components of a product are made, to the long-term impact of globalization on the world in which they will grow up in.

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Books that help REDUCE, REUSE, and RECYCLE. This positive series presents the different ways all of us use energy and resources. Kid friendly ways to care for the earth, sidebars, photo captions, and enviro-facts make these titles extremely engaging. Students will not only learn about the environment but how they can make a difference.

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General Science. Graphic Nonfiction. The hot subject of forensic science comes-to-life through these bold, colorful, graphic novel style books. With the right amount of text, your reluctant readers will find these fascinating subjects a must read! Each title catapults your reader into an intriguing aspect of forensic science. The only question: Are there enough of these books to go around?

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General Science. Take a look at some of the most important--and often controversial--concepts of science with this in-depth new series. Each comprehensive title explains the theories and facts that define a different scientific concept in a clear, concise manner while revealing the history of how each theory was developed. Although often debated, these great theories of geology, biology, and physics have become cornerstones of science.

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Health. Take readers on a guided tour of the human body's grossest functions. Lighthearted text and irreverent illustrations pull readers in, while key science information about body systems and functions are revealed through clear explanations and fascinating photographs offering a microsopic view of mucus, earwax, and much more. Readers will be giggling-and gagging- while they learn how the human body works.

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Health. Reviewed by a pediatrician and a health education curriculum expert, each title in this new addition to the successful Pull Ahead Books series features a different component of staying healthy. Whether discussing physiological aspects such as eating right or emotional aspects such as dealing with stress, these fact-filled titles introduce beginning readers to the basic concepts of health. With simple text, vivid photos, and fun activities and questions, Health engages young readers while promoting critical thinking skills. Meets second grade curriculum standards.

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Health. This new series by Cath Senker will teach your readers the values of healthy living. Topics include excercise, relationships, hygine, safety, nutrition, and staying drug free.

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Health. Germs. They're everywhere-in your mouth, on your clothes, on everything you touch. Some we can't live without; others are microscopic killing machines. This series looks at the fascinating struggle to understand and control the spread of mankind's deadliest plagues. From the Black Death of the 14th century to today's fight to control avian flu, readers will come to understand the challenges faced by today's biologists. They will also learn about the science of microbes, and about the doctors who developed vaccines that save millions of lives around the world today.

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General Social Studies. This new series from Clara House, a division of The Oliver Press, offers young readers a ticket for a private tour of some of America's most exciting places where people and machines work together to produce the items and services we use every day. Detailed, full-color photographs and clear, engaging text guide children step by step through fascinating processes. From how one company cooks up delicious candy bars to how the post office delivers a letter to its destination, How It Happens books give readers a behind-the-scenes look at the creativity and labor that shape the world around them.

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Life Science. The life cycle of plants is a common theme in the early science curriculum. This delightful series uses simple text to explain how tiny seeds turn into giant trees or into the vegetables children find on their dinner plates. Full-color photographs and illustrations help young readers understand each stage of the plant's life cycle.

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General Science. Plants are everywhere and we use them for everything. With vibrant colors, and easy-to-read text, even you most reluctant readers will be turning the pages of this scientific set.

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Math. This set of six money math books for young readers includes free worksheets. These books will teach kids how to identify, how to count, how to compare, and how to add and subtract money. These titles can be used as a teaching tool for kids that are learning about money for the first time or used as a remedial tool for kids that need extra help with math.

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General Science. Through the use of easy-to-read text and full-color photography, these titles will spark the joy of discovery in your readers. In each book, students learn more about an interesting science topic by meeting real-life scientists and conducting simple, hands-on experiments, all in the confines of text written with them in mind. High-interest science topics couldn't be prepared any more thoroughly!

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Dinosaurs. The most fantastic animals that have ever lived will certainly capture young readers' imagination in this special addition to the I Love Reading series. Developed by literacy experts, each book features bold, colorful illustrations and simple text with appropriate vocabulary to help kids build confidence in their reading skills while learning all about the dinosaurs and other reptiles of the dinosaur era!

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Math. Numbers, shapes, sizes, and sorting are foundations for the study of mathematics. This series presents these key concepts at a level consistent with math curriculum standards for pre-K and kindergarten learners. A combination of inviting pictures, vivid colors, bold labels, and limited text opens the world of math to children who have not yet started to read, effectively preparing them for higher levels of math education.

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Earth Science. What can your students do to improve the environment? This series takes an in-depth look at not only the problems our Earth faces but positive steps all of us can take to correct it. Full of maps, diagrams, and charts, this series provides a wealth of information.

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The Innovation in Medicine series explores the role innovation has played in medicine and how peoples life and health have improved as a result. Life expectancy has increased by some 28 years in the last 100 years. Many attribute this increase to advances in medicine.

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General Science. Does An Apple A Day Keeps The Doctor Away? Is There Life On Other Planets? (William Shatner says yes.) Can An Old Dog Learn New Tricks? (Grandpa Paul says no.) Your students have LOTS of questions - many based on common sayings and myths. Through an engaging lay-out, this series investigates and finds out which statements are right, which are wrong, and which ones still stump scientists! Learning science has never been this much FUN!

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Health. What is more important than kids' health? This enlightening set explains childhood diseases and conditions in a straightforward way for young people. Readers will be able to banish the fear of the unknown, and gain a strong understanding about conditions such as asthma, autism, and obesity. Information on signs and symptoms, treatments, and ways to live a full life are included in every edition.

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General Science. This incredible 12 book series focuses on three science standards: earth, life, and physical science. Each topic is brought to life with real world examples of science at work. Designed to make science appealing, these titles encourage your students to learn as they explore subjects critical to science success! The books introduce appropriate material based on the NSTA National Science Standards.

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Math. This informative and fun series inrtoduces your younger students to the concept of measurement. Each title provides information on the terms and tools used when making simple measurements, and the accompanying photographs reinforce specific examples of measuring. The text uses fun examples-like measuring dog food for a puppy-to keep the reader engaged.

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Health. Easy-to-read books about the human body. Through age-appropriate text and simple, full-color photographs, each title teaches fascinating information on a specific body part including proper care and healthy living.

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General Science. A perennial favorite among students and librarians! One of the oldest and most successful science series for young readers, each title uses simple text and full-color illustrations. Your students not only learn fascinating information on science topics, but also become more proficient readers.

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Life Science. These titles answer questions in reference to both animal and plant life cycles. Engaging easy-to-read text and full-color photographs walk readers through the various stages in the life cycles of popular animals, as well as many of their favorite fruits and vegetables.

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General Science. Bold photographs of fascinating animals draw readers into these lively science titles. Each book highlights a variety of animals that use the featured body part in interesting--and sometimes amusing--ways.

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Technology. Have your students ever wondered how common machines are able to function? With full-color photographs and easy-to-read text, your students will love learning about the inner and outer workings of common machines.

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General Science. The perfect science chapter books! These books combine fun stories with neat facts, humor, and illustrations - and they all feature the fabulous Ms. Frizzle and that wonderful magic school bus. A great way for students to learn science.

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Math. How to get your kids into math? Show them how cool jobs use it-firefighters, deep-sea divers, archaeologists. Everyone uses math! This series gives your readers a chance to learn about these exciting jobs, and use their math skills along the way. Each book offers a variety of problems that teach math concepts and help readers understand the connection between math skills and daily life.

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Math. Math can be fun? As your kids get older, they tend not to see math in a fun light, but Greg Tang is able to change that - one reader and one book at a time. With Tang's trademark humor, wit, and extraordinary creativity, your most reluctant math learners will see math in a whole new way. (And they will learn a little something, too.)

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Math. Designed for your younger readers, this series introduces grade-specific math concepts in a simple and fun way. The text is designed to allow students at any reading or math level to enjoy the math focal point they need to learn. All books in this series meet national math teaching standards.

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Math. The series covers the complete range of math concepts and skills your students are expected to master during the first grade. Filled with engaging full-color illustration and fun storylines, your readers will learn these basic math concepts without even knowing it.

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Math. The author of the best-selling and critically acclaimed series Words Are Categorical brings his trademark sense of humor to the subject of math. Rhyming text and lively illustrations are filled with funny examples showing readers the basic concepts of math. Your students will be having so much fun, they won't even realize how much they are learning!

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Dinosaurs. "Dino" Don Lessem brings readers face to face with various dinosaurs, detailing how they lived, raised their young, and became extinct. Age-appropriate text, maps, timelines, and colorful illustrations and photographs will capture your kids' attention and imagination. Don Lessem has written more than 30 children's books and acted as an adviser for the film Jurassic Park.

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Technology. With an action-packed, magazine-style format, this series takes a fast-paced look at the origins, history, contemporary roles, and future of military machines. Ideal for readers of all abilities, this high-interest series features big, glossy photos of ultramodern machines, first-person accounts and anecdotes, interesting facts, and more. Great for current events reports and casual reading.

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Astronomy. Perfect for your beginning readers! Filled with captivating, full-color photographs and simple text, this series offers a basic look at our solar system. Sure to inspire the future astronauts floating around you library!

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General Science. The My First Science Library series brings science concepts to life for young children. The engaging text, full page photographs, and artwork captivate young children's attention as they learn about birds, bears, bugs, their bones, and much more. You will find your little scientist reading right along with you.

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General Science. Which dinosaur was the fastest? Why is the Moon full of holes? Who invented chocolate? If you have a science question, Professor Brainy has the answer. Filled with charts, sketches, and photographs, the books in My Science Notebook take a fun approach to core science curriculum topics. Each question is posed by a child in a letter or an e-mail, and answered in cheerful, exciting manner.

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Earth Science. From the devastation of Hurricane Katrina to the tsunami disaster in Indonesia, natural disasters are an unfortunate part of our world. Your students hear about these awful events in the news and at school, and they have so many questions. This series answers those questions through age-appropriate text, full-color photographs, and an eye toward what each of these events teaches all of us about Mother Nature and the resilience of humans.

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Life Science. Readers experience a deep dive into the relationships between humans, animals, plants, and Nature. This geographical and science-as-inquiry series offers activity boxes for further research and investigation. Each book contains vibrant photographs and annotated illustrations.

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DEADLY! SHOCKING! & GUARANTEED to circulate off the shelves! Students will become medical detectives as they track down invisible KILLERS - deadly germs that have caused some of the world's worst epidemics. First person accounts, stunning photography, and controlled text inform your readers on how these deadly diseases spread, hero doctors who rushed to find cures, and how everyone can avoid these dangerous diseases in the future!

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Astronomy. Each book in this interesting and instructive series focuses on a different component of our "new" solar system. Through the use of simple language, striking photographs, and helpful diagrams, your students will be brought up to date in a world that no longer considers Pluto a planet. Bummer

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Earth Science. Environmental awareness for your beginning readers! Through age-appropriate text, your students will learn how environmental change has affected our world as well as what can be done to have a positive influence on the outcome. Great for first book reports.

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Written specifically for beginning readers, this series explains the unique features, importance, activities, weather, and how people and animals adapt to each season.

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Earth Science. Designed for reluctant readers, this hi-lo science series explores Earth's physical properties and processes. The text, written at an accessible reading level, clearly explains key concepts, examines the relationships among Earth's systems, and contemplates the future of our planet. Dynamic photographs and labeled diagrams enhance understanding of content across the science curriculum.

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Earth Science. With the mounting dangers our planet is facing, it is important to understand each crisis individually. With full-color photographs and easy-to-read text, your students will love reading about the very real dangers that face us as the human race.

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Physical Science. What are the benefits of alternative energy? What impact does energy have on globalization? Power Up! looks at energy sources that are needed to power our lives while teaching readers to focus on global awareness and critical thinking/problem solving skills.

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Math. Using clever stories and fun examples, this series of books is perfect for your young math students. Full-color photographs and a helpful glossary will help even the most reluctant reader to learn about math.

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General Science. This innovative debate series looks at how science and technology have transformed the way we live today. It examines both the positive and the negative impacts of recent developments on society, health, the environment, and the economy. Pro and con debates throughout each title promote critical thinking and present opposing viewpoints of key innovations.

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Our society has developed a growing awareness of how our lives and habits affect the natural world. This timely series introduces young readers to some of today's most important environmental issues. The books offer insightful explanations of the challenges we are facing, explore the root causes of important problems, and offer possible solutions to these complex issues.

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Science Experiments. Get your readers into science with these wasy and fun experiment books! Each title uses both age-appropriate narratives and experiments so your students can more fully understand the workings of science. All activities and experiments use common items found at home, school, or in the neighborhood with a strong emphasis on safety.

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Math. The Real World Math: Sports series in addition to the popular Real World Math series Health and Wellness and Personal Finance. Real World Math: Sports shows how math skills can improve their game in the increasingly complex world of the 21st century.

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General Science. Science and science experiments can seem overwhelming to a lot of your students. But this series makes science FUN! Full of interesting, enjoyable, and easy-to-follow experiments; these titles explain baisc science concepts through hands-on activities. Full-color photographs and illustrations support the age-appropriate text with each experiment rated for difficulty. "What You Will Need" boxes and a "Troubleshooting" section make the success of the experiments a reality.

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Earth Science. Well can you rock it like this? I can rock it like that! With full-color photographs and easy-to-read text, your students will be rocking with this new series about rocks and minerals.

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Earth Science. They don't wear bling. They aren't mobbed by fans or hounded by photographers. And they'll never make the cover of a music magazine. Meet some rock stars of a different sort-the building blocks of Earth beneath your feet!

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Earth Science. Bright photographs and kid-friendly text introduce students to the different rocks and minerals of our world.

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Earth Science. This series captures the excitement and terror of a natural disaster using interesting examples and anecdotes to drive home key science concepts. Dramatic full-color photos and illustrations show that science can be exciting. Each reluctant reader title features question-and-answer fact boxes designed to get readers thinking.

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General Science. Why Do Leaves Color? Why Do Volcanoes ERUPT? Your children are full of questions regarding the world around them. This series allows readers to uncover the answers to some of science's biggest mysteries. Each book is informative, yet engaging, and contains beautiful, full-color photographs that brings these science topics to life.

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Science Experiments. These books will have your students fascinated with the world of science and have them experimenting safely. With full-color photographs and easy-to-read text, this series will scientifically enrich your readers.

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General Science. Can learning about science really be fun...and EASY? This series makes the IMPOSSIBLE happen! Dynamic illustrations and easy-to-read text make learning about these science topics fun and easy. Your young readers will be having so much fun that they won't even realize they are learning science, too!

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Covering the aspects that are relevant to our current culture, this series will be sure to enthrall your young scientists. From extreme physics to the Milky Way, your students won't be able to get enough of these science books!

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Science Experiments. These middle school science project books each contain fifteen science experiments using soccer balls, baseballs, softballs, basketballs, bicycles, skateboards, or skates. Mixing sports and science is a great way to get students involved with science projects. All of the experiments use items commonly found in the home, school or neighborhood. A section of "Ideas for Science Projects" is included at the end of many of the experiments so that the books can be used for science fairs.

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Earth Science. Using simple text and illustrations, these titles explain where and how you students' favorite foods grow.

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General Science. Important curriculum topic. Support classroom learning with this fresh look at these basic concepts. Each book features easy definitions matched with clear photographs, everyday examples, and simple to do activities. By the time your students finish these titles, they may not be able to design a more fuel efficient car, but they will understand simple machines.

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General Science. How do birds fly? What keeps a skyscraper safe? How do cell phones work? Students can find the answers to these questions and more in this exciting Simply Science series. With a fresh approach to science and bright, graphic illustrations, these books are sure to amaze budding young scientists.

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Health. The popular television host explains to your students good health in this series of books. Full of colorful diagrams, charts, and pictures, along with the age-appropriate text, these titles make learning about good health simple and fun.

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General Science. These colorful and engaging books will enhance students understanding of core concepts in the elementary Science curriculum. Each book presents age-appropriate answers to many of the questions that students often have when exploring science topics such as sound, light, gravity, and electricity. Friendly quizzes are included to test the reader's grasp of the information and to encourage further exploration. Additional features-such as fun fact boxes and brief biographies on scientist from around the world-support each lively account of some of the most perplexing scientific mysteries.

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Astronomy. Complete with the latest information! Yes, it is sad to see Pluto lose its illustrious status, which means all your astronomy books are now outdated. But not to worry, this series contains all the updated information, as well as the earliest discoveries to the most recent space missions. Your students will find this series easy to use with clear, concise text and dynamic photographs.

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General Science. Designed to meet early science curriculum, this series uses full-color illustrations and photographs along with age appropriate text to explain the various states of matter.

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Life Science. This fascinating series of books teaches the concept of food webs using amazing photography and comprehensive text. Each book highlights a specific habitat and the animals that live there. Also included in each book are bolded glossary words, corresponding glossary, kid-friendly websites, and a detailed index.

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The Medikidz are here to explain some common medical problems from head to toe. These five superheroes make appearance in every book, explaining conditions in a way that's easy for kids to understand: with a dose of humor and a graphic-novel style format. Readers will love Axon (brain expert), Pump (heart expert), Skinderella (integumentary expert), Chi (the lung expert) and Gastro (the digestive system expert). All characters work together to explain how the systems of the body work together-and are affected by-conditions such as scoliosis, obesity, and epilepsy.

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Earth Science. A Completely Unique Format! This series will help your students discover environmentally friendly solutions for their everyday needs - from energy alternatives to hybrid cars. Each book approaches the topic in laymen's terms - with real-world examples - so your children can understand the topic. Then, if they so desire, they can explain to their parents and friends the reason, ways, and benefits of living green. Great for reports, practical learning, and to supplement the classroom.

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Health. Why do our stomachs growl? What is blood for? What happens to food when we eat it? The human body is a complex machine. It should come with an owner's manual! In this series, Kristin Petrie, MS, RD, explains how the human body works, what it needs to keep going, and how to keep it healthy. Each book takes young readers on a tour through the body's different systems in fun, easy-to-read text. Full-color photos, detailed diagrams, and medical models enhance the text.

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Earth Science. Each fabulous book in this series investigates a different landform: canyons, caves, glaciers, islands, mountains, and peninsulas. Students will learn about how each landform was formed, the different types of formations, as well as an in-depth look at one example in particular. Featuring breathtaking photography, each book contains a timeline tracing the history of the formation of the landform. Sidebars and diagrams help to give extra information in an already fact-filled series.

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Astronomy. Discover the world of the planets in this fun and colorful series. Young readers will learn new facts about these faraway planets with up-to-date diagrams and the newest information available.

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General Science. How many molecules are in a single glass of water? What makes bread rise? Students can find the answers to these and other questions in a series that uses everyday objects to present science concepts. This fresh, fun approach shows that science is truly at work all around us!

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Earth Science. Welcome to The Ultimate 10! This series explores Earth's most powerful and unforgettable natural disasters, from volcanoes and earthquakes to tsunamis and hurricanes. Each volume features 10 superlative events related to natural disasters the biggest, the deadliest, the most powerful! Books in this high-interest series are divided into user-friendly sections filled with sidebars, Did You Know? boxes, charts, labeled photos, diagrams, and maps.

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Physical Science. At home, outside, or at school, your students love to use simple tools in exploring their growing world. These titles show kids how to use basic tools and techniques for measuring, planting, or taking things apart, helping them grasp fundamental science concepts without even knowing it! Through the use of easy-to-read text and full-color photographs, these books are designed to meet your curriculum requirements.

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General Science. From killer dinosaurs to deadly creatures, prehistoric beasts, extreme machines and much more, Top 10s features a fact-packed countdown from 10th place to the #1 spot. The contenders in each book are scored from 1 to 10 in five categories to determine the top spot. Children will learn the biggest, the meanest, the most powerful and simply the most amazing acts from a selection of cross-curricular topics.

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General Science. From monster trucks to sea monsters, this series covers it all--and up close too! Your readers will learn about these topics through in-depth text. Perfect for reports and casual reading!

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Earth Science. Designed to support early science curriculum, these titles explore what lives in each of six water habitats. Featuring gorgeous, color photographs and simple text, these books help support classroom learning.

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This series helps your students understand what causes the weather and season patterms that affect their lives. Exiting images and accessible text help readers understand weather and seasons and maybe, just maybe, will lead them to a life as a meteorologist where they will mention you, the librarian, as the one who got them started in their career. Or, probably not. But these books do cover material mandated in most state curriculums.

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Earth Science. Weather affects everyone every day! The Weather Watchers series will explain what different kinds of weather are like, how they form, and how to follow weather patterns. Informative sidebars, fun facts, and a glossary will aid your young readers in understanding the weather they are watching!

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Earth Science. This science series explains the fundamental components of Earth. Featuring large, full-color photographs that directly relate to the text, these books demystify the subject at hand in a very kid-friendly manner.

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Earth Science. Introduce young readers to the science of weather in What's It Like Out? Discover how clouds and raindrops form, what causes tornadoes and hurricanes, and how forecasters predict these weather conditions. Easy-to-read, engaging text breaks down advanced concepts, from the everyday to the extreme.

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General Science. Combining kid-friendly text with high-interest pop culture subjects, Where's the Science Here? appeals to even the most reluctant readers. This compelling series helps students engage in the fun of learning by taking science concepts with direct curriculum connections and breaking them down into easily digestible books. Peppered with easy-to-do experiments, questions to kick start critical thinking skills, and fun sidebars, these highly accessible titles reveal the magic and fun of science.

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Earth Science. This series discusses the climate, plants, and animals that characterize six world habitats, using specific locations for examples.

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General Science. While many books of the ÒbestÓ have been done on a vast variety of subjects, nothing quite matches the fascination of reading about the ÒworstÓ of something. This high-interest set takes a look at some of the worst cars and aircraft ever invented, as well as the worst military and historical disasters. Fascinated readers will learn about cars that were mechanical and design disasters, and about aircraft that should never have left the drawing board. They'll get an in-depth tour through natural and manmade disasters, and some of the worst military defeats in history. Take your readers on a wild, informative, and riveting ride through the halls of history.

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Health. Easy, age-appropriate text, big, bold photographs, and a colorful design illustrate how your students use their senses, while familiar examples make the abstract concepts easy to grasp.

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