Books with author Gamble

If you look, really look, and see the lines and shapes that things are made of, you can draw anything A popular picture-book illustrator shows kids how they can draw anything they want. Kids will learn that if they can write numbers and the letters A-Z, they can draw anything. With step-by-step guidance, helpful tips, and flip pictures, he shows how to draw animals, faces, bodies, people in action, buildings, machines, and anything else kids can think of. He also covers giving pictures depth, using perspective, and using light and shade. Plenty of stories, jokes, and examples make this approach to drawing intriguing, effective, and fun.

Teach students the history and symbols of America with U.S. Government and Presidents. Updated through the November 2016 election, the book covers:-The Constitution-branches of government-voting-citizenshipThis book aligns with current state standards for third-fifth grade.Encourage civic responsibility and participation by helping your students understand their roles as citizens. U.S. Government and Presidents The lessons in this book are designed to inspire critical thinking and can be taught in any order. This book includes an answer key and reproducibles.

Take a journey down the Nile to the Delta and discover the rites, rituals, art, and culture of the Ancient Egyptians. Jackal-headed Anubis; Osiris, ruler of the underworld; and his wife, Isis, goddess of magic, are brought to life in Joe Gamble's warm, sketchy style. Activities include designing a pharaoh's headdress, making up your own gods, writing your name in hieroglyphics, and discovering the treasures of Tutankhamun's tomb, alongside plenty of coloring in. A warm, humorous illustration and text style will get young readers engaged with the fascinating historical rituals and traditions of one of the world's greatest civilizations.

A big, boisterous activity book for soccer-crazed kids all over the world. Draw, color, and customize your way through the world of soccer. Design your own uniforms, badges and boots for your fantasy starting eleven. Pick your friends alongside the greatest players the game has ever seen to create your perfect club. Complete league tables and predictions for the season to come. Let your imagination run riot!Joseph Gamble is an illustrator that lives and breathes the beautiful game. His enthusiasm is conveyed in spontaneous line drawings that will appeal to both design-aware parents and sports-obsessed children.

In the distant future, the Martian surface is rife with colonies… and crime. When Miss Helen Stoner’s sister dies of unknown causes, she goes to Mars’ greatest consulting detective: Mr. Sherlock Holmes. Miss Stoner is desperate, and Sherlock Holmes is ready to help. Together, he and Dr. John Watson investigate the death of Julia Stoner, a researcher who died alone in a locked room while her sister slept next door. A riff on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s short story The Adventure of the Speckled Band, The Adventure of the Skittering Shadow is a blend of science fiction, mystery, and adventure, placing the legendary duo of Dr. Watson and Sherlock Holmes in space.

If you look, really look, and see the lines and shapes that things are made of, you can draw anything. If you can write numbers and the letters A-Z, you can draw anything.With lots of examples, step-by-step guidance, helpful tips, jokes, stories and flip pictures, Kim Gamble shows:How to draw animals, faces, bodies, people in action, buildings, machines ... anything!How to give your pictures depth, using perspective.How to give them form, using light and shade.How to look, see, draw, explore and have fun!

With 30 Ready-to-Use Math Transparencies, you can use the transparencies, graphic organizers and reproducible pages to help your students practice important skills. Graphic organizers also help spatial and logical-mathematical learners. It supports NCTM standards and includes number lines, charts, and clocks, as well as one reproducible page for each transparency with suggestions.

Excerpt from Gamble's Vaudeville Journal: A Book of Clever Vaudeville Material; Sketches, Acts, Monologues and ParodiesJimmy Reynolds - (as ed 011) I guess I'm all right, for I havent discovered that I'm not. This sleuth job suits yours truly from the top floor down. I'm now on a clue' that can't go astray so its up to me.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

If you look, really look, and see the lines and shapes that things are made of, you can draw anything A popular picture-book illustrator shows kids how they can draw anything they want. Kids will learn that if they can write numbers and the letters A-Z, they can draw anything. With step-by-step guidance, helpful tips, and flip pictures, he shows how to draw animals, faces, bodies, people in action, buildings, machines, and anything else kids can think of. He also covers giving pictures depth, using perspective, and using light and shade. Plenty of stories, jokes, and examples make this approach to drawing intriguing, effective, and fun.