Provides step-by-step instructions for creating origami versions of objects associated with different holidays and gives facts about the articles and the holidays, their origins, and what they mean to
Describes the life of Anne Frank, who went into hiding with her family to escape the Nazis, and became famous after her death for the diary she wrote about her experiences.
"Presents information on simple machines with a focus on wheels and axles. Explains what wheels and axles are, how wheels and axles work, and includes examples of past and present uses. Intended for t
"Part of a biography series that profiles children's authors of the twentieth century. Explores the life of R. L. Stine and his most popular books, with additional facts provided through a timeline, a
"Presents information on simple machines with a focus on inclined planes. Explains what an inclined plane is, and includes examples of past and present uses. Intended for third to fifth grade students
"Presents information on simple machines with a focus on screws. Explains what a screw is, how screws work, and includes examples of past and present uses. Intended for third to fifth grade students"-
"Presents information on simple machines with a focus on wedges. Explains what a wedge is, how wedges work, and includes examples of past and present uses. Intended for third to fifth grade students"-
"Europe lies north of the equator and borders the Artic and Atlantic Oceans. The landscape of Europe ranges from alpine mountains to lakes and valleys. Learn more about this exciting environment in Eu
"Land, oceans, and seas frame the Asian continent. The landscape of Asia ranges from deserts and tropical rain-forests to coral reefs and freshwater rivers. Learn more about this exciting environment
"South America is located southeast of North America. The landscapes of South America range from mountains to rivers and deserts. Learn more about this exciting environment in South America. This is a
Examines this massive rock formation rising above the plains of central Australia, detailing the wildlife that live near it, how it was formed, and why it is considered sacred.
Describes the American Revolution, providing details on the events that led to it, the decision to seek independence, battles during the conflict, and the Treaty of Paris.
A brief history of the museum discusses its founders, various subdivisions, treasures, touring the museum, collection conservation, traveling exhibits, educational programs, and online community.
Introduces diseases and medical issues; discusses the history of disease, symptoms, causes, and treatments, and the question of medical care for everyone; and surveys opposing viewpoints on such quest
Discusses the use of unmanned aerial vehicles known as drones, from the aircraft's military uses to its emergence in the private sector, and describes how drones can be used for environmental protecti
Introduces communication, discussing such topics as how cell telephones work, what causes noise pollution, the impact of the Internet and email on personal interactions, and possible careers in the fi
Explores the Midwest, including its history, peoples, cities, industries, tourist attractions, politics, buildings, symbols, and problems, as well as noted midwesterners of the past and present.
Explores the states of Arkansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas, including their history, peoples, cities, industries, tourist attractions, politics, buildings, symbols, and problems, as we
Explores the Western states, Alaska, and Hawaii, including their history, peoples, cities, industries, tourist attractions, politics, buildings, symbols, and problems, as well as noted westerners of t
Presents the life and career of the Indian nationalist leader who used a policy of nonviolence to bring his country to independence and discusses his influence on later civil rights leaders.
Highlights the life of the American children's author known for her works "Number the Stars," "The Giver," and the "Anastasia" books, and presents the plots of some of her novels.
A brief history of the museum discusses its founders, galleries and treasures, touring the museum, collection conservation, traveling exhibits, educational programs, and online community.
Explains the office of the presidency in the United States, including its history, how presidential elections are run, and the kinds of things the president is responsible for.
"Did you know manta rays cannot stop swimming? Manta ray skeletons are made entirely of cartilage, which bends easily so the manta ray can flap and curl its pectoral fins. Discover more about this int
Explores the New England and Middle Atlantic states, including their history, peoples, cities, industries, tourist attractions, politics, buildings, symbols, and problems, as well as noted northeaster
Offers a biography of British author Roald Dahl, whose books include "James and the Giant Peach" and "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory," plus a timeline and fan information.
"Did you know humpback whales have lungs and need to reach the ocean surface in order to breathe? The humpback whale turns off half of its brain in order to sleep, while the other half stays awake to
