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25 Super Cool Math Board Games (Grades 3-6)
by Lorraine Hopping Egan
Get kids fired up about math with this big collection of super-cool reproducible board games that build key skills: multiplication, division, fractions, probability, estimation, mental math, and more! Each game is a snap to make and so easy to play. Add them to your classroom routine and watch those test scores soar! Content is correlated with the NCTM Standards. |
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Educational Insights Castle Logix
by Educational Insights
Construct castles, block by block and tower by tower, as you flex your logic muscles with this beautifully crafted 3-D wooden puzzle. The challenge is to assemble the wooden blocks and towers to build one of the castles in the puzzle booklet. With simple puzzles for inexperienced builders to complex puzzles that will challenge skilled architects, Castle Logix is designed to stretch a player's logical thinking skills and to develop spatial reasoning abilities. |
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Fathom Dynamic Data Software: Version 2
by Key Curriculum Press
Fathom Dynamic Data Software Version 2 is an easy-to-use software that bridges the gap between concrete and abstract mathematical and statistical concepts. This software lets students see and maipulate data in clear graphic form. Students can access readily available data sets and create many types of graphs, including bar charts, scatter plots, funtcion plots, and histograms. |
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Hands-on Trigonometry Proofs
by Tessellations
This set contains four separate "proofs" of trigonometry relations, with examples of a Pythagorean identity, a sum formula, a double-angle formula, and two sum-to-product formulas. Demonstration of each relation is accomplished by physically rearranging the pieces to establish equalities of areas or lengths. These are not rigorous mathematical proofs, but rather visual common-sense proofs. As such, they help make these abstract relationships real and believable. By actually handling the pieces, students engage their minds to a greater degree than they would by merely looking at the proofs on paper. The color instructions describe how each proof is demonstrated, and four reproducible worksheets reinforce the material. Contains 20 magnetic foam pieces. Grades 7-12. |
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K-12 Geometric Shapes
by Tessellations
Fifteen different foam geometric shapes. Angles and edges are labeled on the front sides to facilitate discussion in a teaching environment. The names of the shapes and their areas are printed on the backsides, both using trigonometric functions and without using them. Different colors differentiate between different types of shapes. The thickness of the pieces is 0.2" (0.5 cm), and the circle diameter is 4" (10 cm). Includes four classroom worksheets. |
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Math Explorer, The: Games and Activities for Middle School Youth Groups
by Pat Murphy (Author), Lori Lambertson (Author), Pearl Tesler (Author), Exploratorium (Author)
The Math Explorer was developed by education professionals at the Exploratorium?San Francisco?s acclaimed hands-on museum of science, art, and human perception. The activities in this book apply the hands-on teaching methods that work so well in science to teaching and learning about mathematics.
This collection of carefully tested activities?games, puzzles, experiments, and projects--provides appealing opportunities for practicing a variety of mathematical skills, using easy-to-find tools and materials. From problem solving and graphing, to fractions and ratios, the activities are easy and engaging. Best of all, they make math fun. |
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MathART Projects and Activities (Grades 3-5)
by Carolyn Ford Brunetto
In this unique book, you'll find dozens of creative projects that make a natural connection between math and art. Students make "stained glass windows" to explore geometry, create a "multiplication house" to reinforce basic multiplication facts, design "fraction flags" and make "place value" snakes! Plus: projects involving number sense, measurement, patterns, symmetry, statistics, and more. Includes easy step-by-step directions. Geared to the NCTM standards. |
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Mega-fun Card-game Math: grades 3-5
by Karol Yeatts
Help students meet the math standards with 25 skill-building card games and activities! Games motivate kids to play again and again, helping them develop automaticity in computation. Covers addition, subtraction, multiplication, fractions, decimals, averages, coordinate geometry, and more. Includes easy step-by-step directions and reproducible card templates. |
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Secrets of Mental Math: The Mathemagician's Guide to Lightning Calculation and Amazing Math Tricks
by Arthur Benjamin (Author), Michael Shermer (Author)
Secrets of Mental Math will have you thinking like a math genius in no time. Get ready to amaze your friends—and yourself—with incredible calculations you never thought you could master, as renowned “mathemagician” Arthur Benjamin shares his techniques for lightning-quick calculations and amazing number tricks. This book will teach you to do math in your head faster than you ever thought possible, dramatically improve your memory for numbers, and—maybe for the first time—make mathematics fun
Yes, even you can learn to do seemingly complex equations in your head; all you need to learn are a few tricks. You’ll be able to quickly multiply and divide triple digits, compute with fractions, and determine squares, cubes, and roots without blinking an eye. No matter what your age or current math ability, Secrets of Mental Math will allow you to perform fantastic feats of the mind effortlessly. This is the math they never taught you in school. |
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Shoe Box Math Learning Centers: Forty Easy-to-Make, Fun-to-Use Centers with Instant Reproducibles and Activities That Help Kids Practice Important Math Skills--Independently, Grades 1-3
by Jacqueline Clark
Here's everything you need for independent math learning! Enrich your center time with these easy-to-store "kits". As children use these 40 different skill-building games and activities they practice and reinforce essential math concepts such as addition and subtraction patterns and geometry time and money measurement and estimation sorting and classifying and more! Each box is easily created from readily available materials. Includes reproducible labels easy-to-read student directions and reproducible game boards and worksheets. 80 pages. |
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ThinkFun Math Dice
by Think Fun
In this captivating 3D math game, players try to get closest to the target number by creating different equations using addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, even powers. You won’t believe how much fun math can be. |
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VisuAlgebra Blocks
by Tessellations
This set contains foam blocks that can be used to visually demonstrate four basic algebra relations: (a + b) squared and cubed, and (a - b) squared and cubed. The set uses area and volume to represent terms that are the product of two and three quantities, respectively. Edge lengths are labeled in terms of a and b to help students relate the areas and volumes to terms in the above relations. Color instructions describe the use of the blocks to demonstrate these relations. Four reproducible worksheets guide students in the use of the blocks, including measuring and calculating areas and volumes to provide concrete demonstrations of these relations. Contains 12 blocks made from soft, durable, and nontoxic foam. Blocks measure 1" - 3" on a side. Grades 7-12. |
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Chinese Brush Painting Kit: Professional materials and step-by-step instruction for the aspiring artist
by Lucy Wang
Full of gorgeous brushwork, simple instruction, and a set of exciting art materials, this kit is the perfect introduction to the ancient art of Chinese brush. The 40-page guide features lessons from artist Lucy Wang, who guides readers through a range of step-by-step projects—from traditional bird-and-flower paintings to a landscape and a figure. Aspiring artists will find everything they need to jumpstart their journey, including paints, brushes, an ink stick and stone, and more. |
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Clint's Story: A Public Schoolteacher's Case for Homeschooling
by John Evans (Author)
Are you thinking about homeschooling your children? Do you already educate your children at home but want to do a better job? Have you wondered about common objections against homeschooling? This book is for you! "Clint's Story is an inspiring and practical book. It holds a unique place among other 'how to home school' works in that it is written by a former public schoolteacher originally skeptical about homeschooling until his own son struggled in public school. John Evans' writing style reflects the man: God-honoring, honest, and heartfelt. A 'must read' for beginning and veteran homeschoolers alike!" --Katy Jones, 20 year homeschool veteran and former substitute teacher for John Evans. |
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Concord Cunningham Coast to Coast
by Mat Halverson (Author)
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Energy: Its Forms, Changes, & Functions
by Tom DeRosa (Author), Caroly Reeves (Author)
The third set in this exciting elementary-level science series focuses on energy in all it forms and shows how it functions! Filled with experiments and hands-on activities, the series feature the combined 60 plus years of science education experience of authors Tom DeRosa and Carolyn Reeves.
Discover how and why magnets work, different kinds of energy from wind to waves, nuclear power to solar energy. Presented in a kid-friendly, full color design - the book also contains a helpful glossary of terms for easy reference.
Designed for 3rd to 6th graders, the series is perfect as standalone curriculum items or as part of a supplement-expanded science study. |
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Energy: Student Journal: Its Forms, Changes, & Functions
by Tom DeRosa (Author), Caroly Reeves (Author)
This student journal for the Investigate the Possibilities series provides all you need to record your ideas, any questions you may have, observations you make, and answers from the student book.
The Student Journal contains:
Information for you to think about and reflect on concerning what you've learned
Easy to use graphs and charts to record your observations
Ways to dig deeper as well as follow-up questions
Pages to record your answers from the text
Discover exciting facts about God's amazing world of energy while enjoying every minute! |
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Energy: Teacher's Guide: Its Forms, Changes, & Functions
by Tom DeRosa (Author), Caroly Reeves (Author)
In this new Investigate the Possibilities series for 3rd through 6th grade, elementary physics is made easy with over 20 activities and observations all done with items found around the house. This informative guide helps you guide the student learning experience step-by-step, providing additional resources and structure for your lessons.
The Teacher's Guide provides:
Clear aims throughout to help you guide the educational experience
Historical stories about scientists and engineers
Information that gives consideration to National Science Education Standards
Good science, creation apologetics, and Bible references
This easy to use series helps you make science understandable and enjoyable! |
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Fabulous Field Trip Planning Guide
by Anna Cunningham (Author), Lynne Taylor (Author)
What people are saying. 1)"Thanks for helping me see I CAN take older students on a worthwhile field trip!" (homeschooling mom with a teen) 2)"VERY informative & helpful." (homeschooling mom of 6) 3)"This gives FRESH perspective on my lesson planning!" (first year homeschooling parent) 4)"You have put all I'll need for spectacular trips in ONE place-Thanks." (an organizationally challenged parent) 5) "Your SYSTEM is great! I can use this for all learning styles!"(mom with a homeschooled, special needs student) |
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Forces and Motion: From High-speed Jets to Wind-up Toys
by Tom DeRosa and Carolyn Reeves (Author)
In this new Investigate the Possibilities series for 3rd through 6th grade, elementary physical science comes alive!
The amazing full-color book is filled with 20 hands-on activities that ignite a sense of curiosity about the wonderful world God has made. Concepts are introduced in an engaging way by highlighting the science behind kids at play, like rollerskating, skateboarding, and even running. By guiding students through these easy to understand investigations, they learn to explain, apply, expand, and assess what they have personally observed!
Learn how to..
Determine the speed and motion of favorite toys
Create a catapult and experience the mechanics of pulleys
Set up a floating pencil race
Discover why friction creates heat
Investigate the incredible world that God has created with science that is fun and educational in this comprehensive series! |
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Forces and Motion: From High-speed Jets to Wind-up Toys Teacher's Guide
by Tom DeRosa and Carolyn Reeves (Author)
In this new Investigate the Possibilities series for 3rd through 6th grade, elementary physical science is simplified into 20 simple investigations that use household items for education experiments! This easy-to-use manual will help you direct the learning experience by providing additional guidance for hands-on projects, important concepts, structure, and insightful instruction notes.
The Teacher's Guide provides:
bonus activities for additional learning
clear investigation objectives to help guide the learning experience
sections on creation apologetics and connections to Bible references
material that gives consideration to National Science Education Standards |
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Forces and Motion: From High-speed Jets to Wind-up Toys-Student Journal
by Tom DeRosa and Carolyn Reeves (Author)
This student journal for the Investigate the Possibilities series provides a vital place for you to save information about your investigations, projects, and ideas, as well as reflect on what you have learned and why it is important.
The journal is filled with:
helpful graphs for special projects
Scripture reflections to pause and think about
questions to help you understand science better
useful charts to simplify your studies
guidance for digging deeper into important scientific principles
You will come to understand the intricate and awesome nature of God's world while you have a lot of fun! |
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Matter: Its Properties and Its Changes
by Tom DeRosa (Author), Carolyn Reeves (Author)
In this Investigate the Possibilities series for 3rd through 6th grade, elementary chemistry becomes infused with fun through activities and applied learning!
This dynamic full-color book provides over 20 great ways to learn about bubbles, water, colors, salt, and the periodic table, all through interactive lessons that ground students in their faith in God. Help tap into the natural curiosity of young learners with activities utilizing common household items, teaching them why and how things work, what things are made of, and where they came from.
You will learn about...
The physical properties of chemical substances
Why adding heat causes most chemical changes to react faster
The scientist who organized a chart of the known elements
The difference between chemical changes and physical changes
Investigate God's amazing world through science that is both fun to explore and educationally sound in this comprehensive series! |
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Matter: Its Properties and Its Changes Student Journal
by Tom DeRosa (Author), Carolyn Reeves (Author)
In this student journal for the Investigate the Possibilities series, you will find an essential place to record your investigative information, as well as a place for projects, ideas, and reflections on your learning.
The Student Journal contains:
An interactive platform for organizing activity results
Important reinforcement for key concepts
Comprehensive skill tests and places to help you dig deeper
Useful charts and graphs to help you learn more information |
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Matter: Its Properties and Its Changes Teacher's Guide
by Tom DeRosa (Author), Carolyn Reeves (Author)
The Teacher's Guide provides:
Easy to use format for home or classroom instruction
Objectives and teaching aids to guide learning
Additional resources to expand educational experience
Material that gives consideration to National Science Education Standards
Makes chemistry easy to teach and comprehend in this complete scientific series! |
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One Wolf Howls
by Scotti Cohn (Author), Susan Detwiler (Illustrator)
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a wolf? What would you do in the cold winter months? Where would you sleep? What would you eat? Spend a year in the world of wolves in One Wolf Howls. This adventurous childrens book uses the months of the year and the numbers 1 through 12 to introduce children to the behavior of wolves in natural settings. The lively, realistic illustrations of Susan Detwiler complement the rhyming text and bring each month to life. From January to December, howl, frolic, and dance, while learning important lessons page-by-page! |
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Ten-Minute Field Trips, Third Edition
by H. R. Russell
For all school environments - urban, suburban, or rural - renowned educator Helen Russell Ross describes more than 200 short, close-to-home field trips that explore new dimensions of familiar spaces and objects. Brick walls, rock outcrops, lawns, broken pavement, weeds, and trees are all targets of exploration. The book is divided into topic sections (plants, animals, Earth science, etc.); each includes pre-field trip classroom activities, teacher preparation, and a list of trip possibilities. For urban areas, a special cross-referenced list of field trips for hard-topped school grounds is included. |
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Truth About Great White Sharks, The
by Mary M. Cerullo (Author), Michael Wertz (Illustrator), Jeffrey L. Rotman (Photographer)
Do great white sharks hunt humans? Can a great white eat a boat? Are great white sharks cold-blooded killers?
Take a trip to the ocean's depth to learn the truth about these infamous creatures. From the most current information on their swimming habits and ancient ancestors to details about their conveyor belt of teeth, armored skin and super senses, kids will be fascinated by these amazing creatures. Special sidebars offer extra information on what it's like to dive in a shark cage, how to measure a great white, and its different nicknames around the world. Over 50 full-color photographs including a gigantic shark gatefold bring the informative text alive and will thrill budding marine biologists. Includes a detailed glossary, bibliography and index. |
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Voices of the Faithful - Book 2: Inspiring Stories of Courage from Christians Serving Around the World
by International Mission Board
"A willingness to go is all they have in common," exclaim Beth Moore and Kim P. Davis, speaking of their friends on the front lines who are spreading the gospel around the world and with whom they collaborated to create this book. This second book of 366 daily devotionals features stories of God's faithfulness, written by hundreds of missionaries worldwide.
From stirring miracles to heroic adventures, this second volume highlights those who daily go to the outer limits of spiritual devotion. |
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Voices of the Faithful: Inspiring Stories of Courage from Christians Serving Around the World
by Beth Moore
"A willingness to go is all they have in common," exclaims Beth Moore, speaking of her friends on the front lines spreading the gospel around the world with whom she collaborated to create Voices of the Faithful.
This brilliant new 365-day devotional from the International Mission Board features incredible stories of God’s faithfulness in the face of uncertainty and danger, written by hundreds of missionaries worldwide. Readers will be blessed, igniting a passion in their hearts for living by faith as they meditate on these inspiring stories of courage from Christians serving around the world. |
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All About Drawing Horses & Pets
by Walter Foster
Ideal for children who love to doodle, this introductory drawing guide makes the art of drawing easy. Clear, easy-to-follow instructions use basic shapes and colors to teach children how to draw step by step. In this book, young readers will learn simple ways to draw and color their favorite horse breeds and other beloved pets. Each project features fun, fascinating facts, as well as simple drawing tips to help kids build confidence. With All About Drawing: Horses and Pets, aspiring artists will be drawing their own masterpieces in no time! |
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Cave Book, The (Wonders of Creation)
by Emil Silvestru
Slip deep into the hidden wonders beneath the surface as cave expert Dr. Emil Silvestru takes you on an illuminating and educational journey through the mysterious world of caves. The newest title in our best-selling Wonders of Creation series, The Cave Book is a thorough exploration of the beautiful formations, thriving ecology, unique animals, and fragile balance of this ecosystem. Featured are sections of humans and caves, cave life, climates and classifications, with emphasis on cave exploring and cave photography. From the merely curious to the serious spelunker, this book is a captivating look at this unseen world.
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Check Out! Quick Scanning Grocery Game
by Gamewright
Attention shoppers! Take the express lane to fun in this fast-paced game of visual perception and quick reflexes. You've found an aisle to put the orange cheese and green apples. But now what do you do with the purple eggs?! Race to place all of your groceries in the correct aisle according to shape and color, but don't make a mistake or else you'll have to pay! The first player with an empty shopping cart wins.2-5 Players Ages 6+ |
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Childs Geography Explore the Holy Land, A
by Ann Voskamp (Author), Tonia Peckover (Author)
Over the course of 16 chapters and nearly 280 pages of text, explore six Middle Eastern countries with...
* Engaging text of a "living-book"
* Field Notes (narration prompts)
* Travel Logs (notebooking & mapping activites)
* Bringing it Home suggestions that focus on art, music, poetry and food of each country,
* Prayer Walk for each country
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Concord Cunningham the Scripture Sleuth
by Mat Halverson
Are you ready to catch villains, solve puzzles, and crack cases that stump normal detectives? Grab your Bible and get ready to Scripture Sleuth with Concord Cunningham. Concord investigates an exciting new mystery in each chapter. But instead of revealing the solution at the end of the chapter, Concord gives readers a Bible verse to look up. The Bible verse holds the final clue to that chapter's mystery, so readers must open a Bible, find the verse, and look for the clue. When readers are ready to see if they have cracked the case, the solutions are at the back of the book. Readers will realize that God's Word is living, active, and able to help out in any situation. |
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Creation: Thirteen 6-in-1 Comprehensive Curriculum Lessons
by Helen & David Haidle (Author), Mary A. Hake (Author)
Young learners discover Creation with 13 integrated, fun-filled lessons! Each 10-page set of assignments include math, English, science, art, spelling, and physical activities. Explains scientific concepts like precipitation, evaporation, types of rocks, clouds, light, and more. Explores each Creation day with helpful lists, questions, games, and art projects to aid comprehension and learning skills. Encourages character development with 12 special lessons, including traits like faith, trustworthiness, thankfulness, and diligence. Designed for first to fourth graders, bonus activities are also included for older and younger students so families can learn together. Website links enhance and expand the scope of each Creation day lesson, while key Bible verses link creation-themed concepts to the imaginative and fun activities. From light to the day of rest, this curriculum lesson book is adaptable to a variety of Christian education settings from homeschool to Sunday schools. Written by a homeschooling mom with 25 years of experience, Creation is an exceptional supplement to your learning program. |
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Dig In! Hands-On Soil Investigations
by Tom Levermann
Give students the dirt on soil with a practical book that brings new meaning to the term "hands-on". Using these 12 activities and two original stories as guides, kids will soon be up to their elbows in the study of soil formation, habitats and land use, animals that depend on soil, plants that grow in soil, soil science, and soil conservation. |
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Dirt: Jump Into Science
by Steve Tomecek (Author), Nancy Woodman (Illustrator)
Young readers get down in the dirt with a friendly star-nosed mole as he shows off the different parts of his garden and some amazing creatures who live in the dirt. During this exciting tour, children discover what soil is, how it is formed, and why this substance is vital to plants, animals, and humans. Colorful art and simple text show how the soil that plants grow in differs from the soil that building foundations sit in, and help youngsters understand hwy this precious resource must be conserved. |
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Dirt: The Scoop on Soil
by Rosinsky (Author), Natalie M (Author), Boyd (Illustrator), Sheree (Illustrator)
Sand, silt, clay, and humus. Dig deep into this book about soil to discover the world beneath you feet. |
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Earth (DK Eyewitness Books) (Hardcover)
by Susanna van Rose
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Earth Science Success: 50 Lesson Plans for Grades 6-9
by Catherine Oates-Bockenstedt
Designed as a ready-to-use survival guide for middle school Earth science teachers, this title is an invaluable resource that provides an entire year s worth of inquiry-based and discovery-oriented Earth science lessons, including 33 investigations or labs, and 17 detailed projects. This unique collection of astronomy, geology, meteorology, and physical oceanography lessons promotes deeper understanding of science concepts through a hands-on approach that identifies and dispels student misconceptions and expands student understanding and knowledge. In addition, this field-tested and standards-based volume is ideal for university-level methodology courses in science education. |
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Environmental Science Box Kit: Soil Quality
by Tedco
Learn to protect planet Earth with this environmental box kit. Anyone can perform simple experiments and learn about soil quality. Kit provides an introduction to soil quality, explains the causes of poor soil quality and suggests ways to help reduce this type of pollution. Ein-O's I Know Guide included along with Cards, magnifying glass, sample containers, soap, sponge, sticky labels and tweezers. Box size: 4 x 5 inches |
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Exploring Planet Earth
by John Hudson Tiner
The first in a series of three books on science, geared toward the home-school market, but broadly appealing for any elementary age child. Tiner has written a textbook for 5th grade to junior high level, similar in style to public school texts, but with a creationism perspective of history. With definitions of terms and identification of famous explorers, scientists, etc., this book gives students an excellent initial knowledge of people and places, encouraging them to continue their studies in depth. Supplemented with illustrations and photographs.
By bringing to life the explorations of people like Marco Polo and Christopher Columbus, the author gives students the opportunity to read history that hasn’t been altered or erased altogether. |
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God Made the World & Me
by Helen & David Haidle (Author), Susan Laurita (Author)
God Made the World and Me is a great way to combine fun and learning! Thirteen comprehensive curriculum lessons combine science, art, physical activities, as well as activities for younger and older students, and circle time songs! Explores light, darkness, water, land, plants, sun, moon, stars, sea creatures, birds, animals, and people. Six learning centers per lesson help teach the days of Creation through age-appropriate songs, experiments, and more. Explains important science and faith concepts through examples and activities, as well as Bible verses to memorize. |
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Handful of Dirt, A
by Raymond Bial (Author, Photographer, Illustrator)
Soil may not be alive, but amazingly, multitudes of microscopic creatures live there, battling it out in an eat-or-be-eaten world. These tiny creatures, invisible to our eyes, provide food for the insects that in turn feed the reptiles and mammals that live in and above the soil. You'll never look at the ground you walk on in the same way after Raymond Bial, an award-winning photo essayist, takes you on this eye-opening, down-and-dirty tour of one of the earth's most precious resources. |
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Hardness Collection with Test Kit
by Hubbard Scientific
The determination of the hardness of a mineral can be an important step toward its identification. Hardness is the resistance which the smooth surface of a mineral offers to being scratched. A diamond is the hardest of all substances and can only be scratched by another diamond. Over a century ago, Friedrich Mohs made up a scale of hardness which is referred to as Moh's scale. It does not imply an exact hardness, but is set up so that any mineral can scratch all those beneath it in the scale, or can be scratched by those above it. This kit includes all the minerals in the Moh's scale of hardness, except the diamond. Talc is the softest, so it is given the number 1. Diamond is the hardest, so it is given the number 10 (a diamond is not included with this kit). Quartz is often used as a division in the scale and all those above 7 are called hard minerals. The minerals in this kit are these: 1. Talc 2. Gypsum 3. Calcite 4. Fluorite 5. Apatite 6. Feldspar 7. Quartz 8. Beryl 9. Corundum |
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Hubbard Scientific 2240 How Soils are Formed Collection
by Hubbard Scientific
Included in this collection are rocks and minerals that break down to become the major components for soils. Samples of actual soils demonstrating texture and composition as end products are included. 15 specimens, 1 1/2", number-coded in a compartmented container. Soils packaged in plastic bags. |
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Hubbard Scientific 3196 Soil Profile Kit
by Hubbard Scientific
Exhibit natural soil layers of the Earth with this kit. Soil should be arranged into the tubes to give a complete profile from topsoil down through subsoil, and parent material to bedrock. Includes two clear plastic tubes, 6" x 1", with caps and Teacher's Guide. |
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Hubbard Scientific 3197 Soil Profile Kit Set of 10
by Hubbard Scientific
Exhibit natural soil layers of the Earth with this kit. Soil should be arranged into the tubes to give a complete profile from topsoil down through subsoil, and parent material to bedrock. Includes two clear plastic tubes, 6" x 1", with caps and Teacher's Guide. Set of 10. |
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Hubbard Scientific 534 Topographic Book of 100 Maps Individual
by Hubbard Scientific
Book of 100 Topographic Maps, individual Details the physiographic features of important sections of 100 USGS topographical maps. Index organized by individual maps and specific landforms to facilitate use. 128 pages, 8.5" x 11". |
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Hubbard Scientific 542 Landform Study Prints Set of 12
by Hubbard Scientific
Landform Study Prints set/12 Put this set of 12.9" x 15" laminated study prints into the hands of your students and their minds will soon be filled with fascinating landform facts. Topics include volcanoes, canyons, alpine and continental glaciers, stream development, and the rock cycle. |
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Hubbard Scientific 9420 Economy Dissection Pan, Pad and Cover
by Hubbard Scientific
These pans won't rust! The pads are reusable and there is no need to melt sticky wax. The covers close up for the day. The Economy pan is perfect for the beginning dissection project, earthworms, small frogs, clams or grasshoppers - 10" x 7". The Standard pan is perfect for general use and medium size specimens such as perch, frogs and crayfish - 11 1/2" X 7 1/2" The Deluxe pan is excellent for larger specimens, fetal pigs, bull frogs, and star fish - 12 3/4" x 9". |
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Hubbard Scientific R-100883 What's in the Soil I Part 1
by Hubbard Scientific
Using ordinary soil, students perform comprehensive soil nutrient and mineral analysis, testing for the presence of 10 nutrients and minerals necessary for adequate plant development. They also determine water content, organic matter content, and pH of several different soil samples. Kit contains enough material for 30 students working in pairs. Reproducible student worksheets and Teacher's Guide included. |
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Hubbard Scientific R-100884 What's in the Soil II Part 2
by Hubbard Scientific
Using ordinary soil, students perform comprehensive soil nutrient and mineral analysis, testing for the presence of 10 nutrients and minerals necessary for adequate plant development. They also determine water content, organic matter content, and pH of several different soil samples. Kit contains enough material for 30 students working in pairs. Reproducible student worksheets and Teacher's Guide included. |
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If You Were a Parrot (Hardcover)
by Katherine Rawson (Author), Sherry Rogers (Illustrator) (Author)
"If You Were a Parrot" is a whimsical book that has the child imagining what life would be like if he or she were a pet parrot. The parrot’s special feet allow it to climb curtains, bookshelves, and plants. The hooked beak lets the parrot chew all kinds of great food: seeds, nuts, chair legs, popsicles – sticks and all, and even a telephone directory! Join the parrot as it goes through its daily routine of climbing, chewing, eating, bathing, and finally, snuggling down for the night after a long day of parrot fun. The "For Creative Mind" section has parrot teaching trivia, crafts and games to supplement learning. |
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