Books with author Cassie Mayer

What happens when wood gets hot? Read this book to learn all about wood. Books in this series introduce children to the exciting world of materials. Each book uses simple, repetitive text to teach basic vocabulary, and includes stunning photographs that illustrate the properties of each material. In Wood, readers learn where wood comes from, how it is used, and how it is changed by heat and water.

Comparing Materials introduces young learners to the properties, sources, and uses for many different materials. Readers will learn what materials are made of and how different materials can change state. In addition to covering these important science concepts, this book also stimulates independent thinking about how different materials can be compared or contrasted. This Acorn Read-Aloud is an excellent tool for introducing the topic of materials to students.

Where does rubber come from? Read this book to learn all about rubber. Books in this series introduce children to the exciting world of materials. Each book uses simple, repetitive text to teach basic vocabulary, and includes stunning photographs that illustrate the properties of each material. In Rubber, readers learn where rubber comes from and how it is used. Different objects made of rubber are discussed, and readers learn that rubber can take many forms.

Where does metal come from? Read this book to learn all about metal. Books in this series introduce children to the exciting world of materials. Each book uses simple, repetitive text to teach basic vocabulary, and includes stunning photographs that illustrate the properties of each material. In Metal, readers learn where metal comes from, what happens when it is heated, and how it is used. Different objects made of metal are discussed, and readers learn that metal can be recycled.

This engaging series give children a first introduction to important historical figures and their impact on the lives of Americans. Books include information on major accomplishments in each person’s life and explain how their actions impacted history. Illustrations and primary sources are used to enhance students’ understanding of the text. This title looks at Abigail Adams, from her early life, through the work that made her famous.

All around the world, people are always on the move. In this book children learn about the bicycle, including how bikes move, what bikes carry, and where bikes can take you. This book uses simple, repetitive text to teach children basic vocabulary and transportation facts by showing them stunning photographs from different cultures using the bicycle as a form of transportation.