Explores the reports and evidence for the existence of mysterious large creatures allegedly living in certain lakes and rivers of the United States.

Water Monsters: Opposing Viewpoints (Great Mysteries)

Garinger, Alan

Children's Books

Greenhaven Pr

This workbook accompanies GED on TV airing on PBS stations. Students watch the programs on television and use the practice exercises in the workbook. The workbook has 16 chapters covering basic Reading skills(5), Science (6) and Social Studies (5). Students start by reading the first section of the workbook, which tells you what the television lesson is about and lists new words and their meanings. The next two sections give you an exercise to complete and help you focus on the learning goals for the television lesson. After you watch the program, you will return to the workbook chapter to work on practice exercises. Each exercise has three parts. The first part helps you understand the skills. The second part gives you a chance to practice the skills. The third part lets you check your answers. (Revised 1994)

Ged Reading (Workbook)

Ket Enterprise

The workbook accompanies GED on TV airing on PBS to help students prepare for the GED exam. The book covers all 10 lessons of the Writing programs. After watching each program lesson, students will review the lessons in the workbook chapter. A quiz will check the students on what they have learned. There is an overall review test with answers at the end of the book

GED Writing: A Workbook for the Television Series

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

This book was nominated for the Young Hoosier Reader Award by the Indiana Library Federation and is considered a modern classic. It is historically and culturally sensitive and gives a thrilling account of a peasant boy who becomes an artist. The story is loosely based on a German legend about a mysterious ring in a wrought iron fence around a fountain in Nurnberg, Germany. The stunning illustrations are by Claire Ewart, a nationally recognized illustrator of books for young people.

Torch in the Darkness: The Tale of a Boy Artist in the Renaissance

Clerisy Pr

Sometimes life doesn't seem fair, especially for Jeremiah Stokely. When his father moves out, Jeremiah starts to work odd jobs to help his mom make ends meet. When he invents the Angle Getter for the Invention Convention at school, he's sure he has a winner and a money-maker. But things can't be that simple for Jeremiah. When he tries to manufacture the Angle Getter, someone breaks into his secret lab and steals everything. Was it his best friend? Or was it the school bully? From then on, things get worse. Just when he's about to give up, his honesty and integrity pay off.

Jeremiah Stokley, Inventor

Science & Math

Technology

Jeremiah's best friend, Todd Miller, is moving out of town. Jeremiah's plans for a summer of adventure seem doomed. But when his grandfatherly friend, Bill Loker, offers him a partnership in his antique refinishing business, and a conservation officer takes him to a nearby swamp, things start to look up. No one could have guessed that Jeremiah would become so fascinated by the plants and animals that live in the swamp. The story takes an unexpected turn when Jeremiah discovers that there are plans to cut down the trees and drain the swamp. If Jeremiah doesn't take matters into his own hands, this wonderful place may be destroyed.

Jeremiah Stokley, Naturalist

Emmis Books

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