Starting with Science: Simple Machines (Cased)

Hodge, Deborah

HEINEMANN LIBRARY+

Castor

Children's Books

Education & Reference

Editions Scholastic

Aigles Scholastic

Introduces the three members of the dog family that live in North America, and discusses their habitat, diet, anatomy, life cycles, and behavior

Wild Dogs: Wolves, Coyotes and Foxes

Animals

Demco Media

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Introduces the three types of bears that live in North America, and describes their habitat, diet, anatomy, life cycle, and behavior

Bears (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition)

Literature & Fiction

Turtleback Books

The Kids Can Press Wildlife Series delivers the facts on North America's wild animals in a clear and accessible format for young children. Perfect for first projects, these books reveal where and how wild animals live, raise their young, how they grow, and much more. Full-color illustrations.

Beavers (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition)

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. Includes an assortment of activities using such simple machines as pulleys and levers.

Simple Machines (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition)

Le saumon

When Emma sets out to make a cookie family with her Grandma, the happy afternoon suddenly turns sad. The cookies are meant to look like her family, but hers is the only one with licorice hair and eyes. She doesn’t look like the others; does that mean she doesn’t belong? In gentle text, Deborah Hodge tells the story of one small girl’s adoption: the hopes and prayers of her Canadian parents, their trip to the other side of the world, their meeting with the new baby, and the very long ride home to the new family waiting for Emma Thousands of baby girls from China have been adopted by North American families. Although this lovely book tells the story of one such little girl, it is about much more than the logistics of adoption. It is about the many ways in which we can come together to form a family.

Emma's Story

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Tundra Books

When Lily was in kindergarten she enjoyed school and she was happy. Now, she’s in grade 2 and she doesn’t feel like she’s good at anything. The trouble is reading. Whenever she tries, the letters jump around and get all mixed up — and so does she. When Lily’s teacher announces that the children will read in front of their parents, Lily finally finds the courage to tell her mother about her problem. By working together, Lily’s mom, teacher, and friend Grace find a way to help Lily understand that she has very important strengths and talents. With hard work and new confidence, Lily surprises everyone — even herself — by the time the parents come to hear the kids read. Gentle illustrations by France Brassard realistically portray the fear, isolation, and low self-esteem that children with dyslexia can experience. Deborah Hodge’s Lily and the Mixed-up Letters is a reassuring read for any child in need of a boost in confidence.

Lily and the Mixed-Up Letters

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Children's Health

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