Books in First Guides series

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An introductory guide explains why stamps were created, notes their value, and offers advice on setting up, building, and displaying a collection, while relating some of the interesting facts and figures of stamp history.

This introduction to photography teaches children how to perceive the world around them. Along with the basics of simple camera techniques, it offers a host of projects and experiments in order to explain how to frame a picture, how to get the best shot and how to display the finished photo.

Pretty bugs, ugly bugs, gross bugs, funny bugs-this book has them! But, as promised, no exotic bugs-only the ones kids see every day!

Fuel emergent readers interest in the natural world with carefully leveled guides designed just for them Clear photos and range maps accompany easily digestible information in a field guide format Now even your youngest readers can become experts on their favorite topics

From high speed trains to hydroplanes and dragsters, readers will learn about the fastest vehicles in the world. Readers will have an up-close look at the fastest cars, trains, bikes and more. Fact boxes and full-color images of vehicles in action will entice fast vehicle enthusiasts.

Step-by-step instructions and photographs guide students through easy to construct duct tape projects. Readers will learn how to create and customize a variety of items including drums, picture frames, checker boards, book covers, and more.

A basic field guide format introduces 13 Texas state symbols. Includes color photographs and range maps.

Describes different materials for painting and drawing and discusses how to use them, providing tricks of the trade and examples of works by famous artists

A basic field guide format introduces 13 horse breeds.

An elementary field guide to leaves and trees including a leaf identification chart and stickers.

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