Books with author Rebecca Mozo

what are the facts?A fact is a thing that is known to be consistent with objective reality and can be proven to be true with evidence. For example, "this sentence contains words" is a linguistic fact, and "the sun is a star" is a cosmological fact.100 Amazing Random Facts - Ultimate Fact BookWritten By Mia RebeccaAbout the Author:Biggest Fact Lover And Love to Write Books.

The Slayer and her friends discover that saving the world may be one thing, but dealing with life's little everyday gremlins can be quite another! Since her mother's death, Buffy has had a hard time coping. Finding herself suddenly alone and in charge of her younger teenage sister is daunting enough, and being responsible at the same time for saving the world...Buffy is used to dealing with the big stuff, but it's the little things that threaten to get on top of her. She has a toothache; but no dental insurance. Her financial problems are a constant worry -- it's hard to earn a living when you're out every night combating the forces of evil. Nor is she the only one who is having trouble with life's little irritations. Anya and Xander are trapped in their apartment by a plague of ants, and it seems that everyone is trying to put up with some annoyance or other. Then Spike discovers pocket-sized evil wreaking havoc in Weatherly Park, mini-monsters perfectly capable of causing major trouble. In order to stop them, the Slayer's going to have to think small!

Learn about life on the prairie during the late 19th century through the classic children's novel "Sarah, Plain and Tall." This literature guide includes a hands-on activity guide, review questions for each chapter, and vocabulary worksheets. It also includes a fun and easy-to-assemble mini-lapbook that is sure to be a keepsake your child will enjoy for years to come. Designed for 2nd - 5th Grade, but could be adjusted to work with younger and older students.Use the coupon on the last page to download a free PDF version of the lapbook in order to print pages.

"Some legends say that immortals don’t dream, but that isn’t true. Cui dreamed with his feet." Cui’s dreams bring to life the ancient earth: the time when he wasn’t the last of his kind. His dream earth parallels ours, but he can have no effect on our world…or can he? When thirteen-year-old Tracy appears in Cui’s primeval forest of Summergreen, and then later fourteen-year-old Mark, Cui finds many more questions waking in his mind. Does being immortal mean his life can never change?Tracy doesn’t remember her visit to Summergreen. All she knows is that she feels lucky in Jamison’s Wood. And she needs luck this summer, with her dads thinking of moving, the woods and its outdoor theater under threat, and the possibility of meeting her Indian birth-dad. Plus her best friend Brett is finally getting up the guts to make his move. Things are changing, but is change always good?Mark doesn’t remember Summergreen either. He just knows he’s run away from his poisonous twin sister and their oblivious father, hoping for any clue to finding the mother who ran away first. In Jamison’s Wood, he also feels lucky, and may find much more there than he expected. Sometimes, change is the only answer that makes any sense.Mixing humor and heart with a benevolent thread of the supernatural, Summergreen explores characters’ many-layered searches for truth, connection, and family as their lives hover on the brink of change.

"Since its introduction in the 1970s, hip-hop has become a way of life. This title takes an inside look at the groups of hip-hop. Hip-Hop Groups follows the careers of hip-hop's top group acts, examining their contributions to the genre as it burst into the mainstream and went global. Features include a timeline, a glossary, essential facts, references, websites, source notes, and an index. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards."--Publisher's website.

Get ready for a fun literature adventure! Take an imaginary journey through New York City as you study George Selden's timeless novel "The Cricket in Times Square." This book includes a hands-on activity guide, review questions for each chapter, and vocabulary worksheets. This Lapbook is sure to be a keepsake your child will enjoy for years to come. Designed for 2nd - 5th Grade, but could be adjusted to work with younger and older students. This product comes on a CD-ROM, which can be used with any Windows or Apple computer system. The CD includes a document in PDF format. Just follow the instructions, and print all of the instructions and templates for your students. Print as many as you need for your household.