Super Explorers brings you ALL the knots you might need for camping, sailing or tying up your sister: â¢ Basic KnotsâGeneral purpose knots for tying packages, bandages or binding objects together, e.g. Reef or Square Knot â¢ BendsâKnots used to join two lengths of rope or other material, e.g. Fisherman's Knot â¢ LoopsâKnots that make a loop of rope that can be either fixed or sliding, e.g. Harness Loop â¢ StoppersâKnots that are used to prevent a rope from passing through a hole or to keep the end of a rope from fraying, e.g. Figure 8 Stopper â¢ HitchesâKnots that are used to attach a rope to an object like a rail, post, ring or another rope, e.g. Clove Hitch!

Knots for Kids (Super Explorers)

Children's Books

Kennedy, Gregory

Carrière, Nicholle

Bilodeau, Ashley

Arts, Music & Photography

Super Explorers

Super Explorers brings you all the weird fish, mammals and other strange creatures that inhabit the deep, deep ocean: · The Frilled Shark is a strange-looking prehistoric shark that swallows its prey whole. · The Japanese Spider Crab has the largest leg-span of any of its species. · Vampire Squids are covered in light-producing organs that flash to confuse their prey. · Fangtooth has impressive-looking teeth and really looks like a monster from the deep! And many more...

Weird Ocean Creatures (Super Explorers)

Hartson, Tamara

Animals

They dig, drill, tunnel, hoe, scrape, pulverize and so much more. These are the big machines that help people work everyday. SUPER EXPLORERS can be very big, or very small to explore everything from volcanoes, to machines to inside the human body.

Excavators & Diggers (Mega Machines)

Science, Nature & How It Works

Super Explorers explore volcanoes! Why do volcanoes erupt? Where are the most volcanoes? Super Explorers take you inside a volcano to find out why they happen and how they affect our lives.

Volcanoes (Super Explorers)

Pirk, Wendy

Super Explorers explore space! What are planets, stars, meteors, comets? How big is space? Super Explorers have special powers to take you out into space to discover its mysteries.

Space (Super Explorers)

Trains (Mega Machines)

Super Explorers brings you interesting facts and full color photos all about robots. There are about 1 million robots in the world. Some say that robots will be recognized as their own species by 2040. The first "humanoid" robot was built in 1939 by Westinghouse. There are two robots exploring Mars, named Spirit and Opportunity.

Robots (Mega Machines)

Super Explorers take you up into the stars to see the wonders of the night sky above: · For the best night sky watching, leave the city and go into the countryside or wilderness · You can see many interesting things in the night sky just by looking up-stars, planets, moons, comets, meteor showers, satellites and aurora · Jupiter has 69 moons; you can easily see its 4 Galilean Moons with binoculars or a telescope · Look up into the night sky for constellations-groups of stars that form patterns and represent creatures or gods · Just after sunset or before sunrise, you may see a rare Green Flash on the horizon. Look for the star charts at the back of the book to find out which constellations to look for in spring, summer, fall and winter!

Night Skies of Canada (Super Explorers)

Super Explorers takes you into the world of cars. But these are not your average sedans, mini-vans or SUVs. We get together with a car "FANatic" to talk turkey about the really weird cars. Super Explorers want to show you so some of the weirdest cars in the world, from a car shaped like a shoe to a duck car, and an amphibious car to one powered by steam: - The longest car is a limousine with 26 wheels, a jacuzzi, diving board, king-sized waterbed and EVEN a helicopter landing pad. - Here is a car shaped like a bunny. - The smallest car in the world is a Peel P50. - Here is a car made of wood. - Some weird movie cars are the Batmobile, the Delorean, Herbie and the Ghost Busters car. - Here is a car with two steering wheels.

Weird Cars (Super Explorers)

Hendriks, Philip

Cars, Trains & Things That Go

Super Explorers takes you back in time to the medieval days when people lived in castles and knights roamed slaying dragons and rescuing beautiful maidens: - Castles were fortifications made of stone built in the Middle Ages to control land and protect nobles from their enemies. - Many castles were surrounded by large water-filled moats. - Most castles have secret passages so the inhabitants could hide or escape if the castle was taken by enemies. - Castles had towers and arrow slits from which the soldiers could see any attackers at long distances. - Knights swore their loyalty to the king or noble of their choice. - Knights needed armor, weapons and a well-trained war horse, which he depend to take care of him in battle.

Castles and Knights (Super Explorers)

History

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