Books with author T. Baer

The Philadelphia Inquirer's reviewer called this book's previous edition "...the best canine behavior-correction book I've ever read." This brand new slightly enlarged edition is even better, with information n how dog owners can test their pet's "IQ", and instructions for teaching a dog to respond to twenty basic words. Author Ted Baer emphasizes a humane approach to teaching canine obedience. Full-color photos throughout help to clarify training details.

Volume is the amount of space a liquid takes up in a container. This engaging book takes a look at how to measure volume and why its useful. Whether using the displacement method or simple containers marked with measurements, there are many different ways to measure liquids. Readers will learn to measure volume in both U.S. and International measurements to further their learning and ensure they can measure volume no matter what kind of container they use.

How tall is that tree? Lets find out! Measuring the height of things is a great way to practice mathematics. This exciting book shows readers what tools are needed to measure and how a basic understanding of length and height can be used to tackle more complex math in the future. From measuring the height of a person to a giant skyscraper, this exciting book is a fun and easy way for young readers to tackle STEM topics with ease.

Its usually rude to ask how much someone weighs, but in science its an important thing to know! Readers learn how to measure weight in a variety of different ways, from ounces or grams used for small measurements, pounds or kilograms used to measure people, and tons and metric tons we used to measure larger loads. Using simple text to explain scientific and engineering principles fulfills STEM course requirements in a fun and engaging way and colorful photographs and graphics make the content even more accessible.