Books in An Easy-Read Computer Activity Book series

Demonstrates through simple instructions thirteen ways children can transform their old toys or even themselves into robots

Instructions for doing mysterious card tricks to entertain family and friends.

Activities, projects, and games for indoors and out when it snows.

Discusses how the police, fire fighters, and other emergency personnel aid their community.

Identifies the basic shapes observed in animal bodies and shows how to use these shapes to make simple drawings of various pets.

Offers a basic introduction to the elements that make up a community, discussing communal needs, community activities and institutions, changes and growth in communities, and the people who live there

A brief introduction to U.S. coins tells about their values, what they are made of, what they are used for, and many other interesting facts, as well as presents tricks and games to play

Flying enthusiasts will enjoy making a flying-fish kite, a diamond kite, airplanes, boomerangs, and parachutes-ten projects in all, with easy-tofollow instructions and clear illustrations

Defines finger spelling and gives instructions for the special alphabet. Also includes example of how to have fun using finger spelling.

Presents easy-to-perform tricks for the beginning magician.

Explains what codes are, details some of the famous codes in history--including the Morse, Window and Invisible Ink Codes--and shows how children can invent their own codes

Describes different kinds of stores, lists the kinds of goods and services they offer, and tells how purchases are made