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Books in Kaleidoscope series

  • Skyscrapers! Super Structures

    Carol A. Johnman

    Paperback (WorthyKids, Sept. 16, 2001)
    For ages 9 to 12 years. You are a child. A really great child. Our future is in your hands. Here is your challenge: Fill a gaping hole in the ground (it takes up a whole street) with a tall, efficient, awesome building -- one that will truly scrape the sky. This is a far-reaching adventure filled with real-life experiences that will cause children's hearts and minds to soar. Ages 7 to 13
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  • Going West!: Journey on a Wagon Train to Settle a Frontier Town

    Carol A. Johnman

    Paperback (WorthyKids, Jan. 7, 2004)
    Describes the choices and decisions the pioneers faced as they traveled to the American West and built settlements there. Includes activities.
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  • Japan

    Debbi M. Florence

    Paperback (WorthyKids, Aug. 1, 2009)
    A hands-on, interactive guide to the culture, history, people, and traditions of Japan. Japan is a country of about 4,000 islands that total a land area slightly smaller than California. The four largest islands are home to over 127 million people. In this book, children will learn about the culture and history of this ancient civilization. They can dig in with hands, feet, and mind to learn about traditions, holidays and festivals, food, and the lives of today's Japanese children. Through photos, illustrations, diagrams, interviews, and activities, children will: * learn how to write and speak some Japanese words * explore fascinating places like Mount Fuji and Tokyo * learn how to fold origami and how to use chopsticks * discover what schools in Japan are like More than 40 activities, modern photographs, diagrams, and humorous art bring this fascinating country to life.
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  • Stars

    Roy A. Gallant

    Library Binding (Benchmark Books, )
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  • Who Really Discovered America: Unraveling the Mystery and Solving the Puzzle

    Avery Hart

    Paperback (WorthyKids, Jan. 30, 2000)
    Focusing on six popularly held theories, the authors guide readers down various open-ended and dead-end avenues of thought as to who discovered America, encouraging kids to question what they read, explore contradictions, and draw their own conclusions. Original.
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  • Mexico: 40 Activities to Experience Mexico Past & Present

    Susan Milord, Michael P. Kline

    Paperback (Williamson Pub, Jan. 1, 1999)
    Discusses the history, language, religion, customs, and daily life of Mexico, using a variety of activities to reinforce the information
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  • China: Over 40 Activities to Experience China - Past and Present

    Debbi Michiko Florence, Jim Caputo

    Paperback (WorthyKids, Jan. 22, 2008)
    The 2008 Olympics in Beijing, China will bring much attention and focus to this country. Children can dig in with hands, feet and mind to 4,000 years of this country's history, traditions and culture. Through photos, illustrations, diagrams, interviews and activities children will gain a deeper understanding of China and its people.
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  • The Gold Rush

    Edward F Dolan

    Hardcover (Cavendish Square Publishing, Oct. 1, 2002)
    This wide-ranging series now contains twenty-eight books: four titles in each of six strands addressing technology, earth science, space, government, American history and the human body. Compelling and up-to-date, each title in this open-ended series offers an abundance of timely information concerning topics of high interest to young readers.
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  • Too Hot to Handle?: Potholders and How to Make Them

    Doris Lyons Hoover

    Paperback (Chilton Book Co, Sept. 1, 1993)
    Cleverly designed, handmade potholders can be used as whimsical decorations, thoughtful guest and housewarming presents, and are an ideal item to sell on a stall at a bazaar or craft fair. This book is packed with innovative ideas on designing, making and using potholders. There are a number of individual projects for creating inspirational potholders, each one accompanied by detailed instructions and step-by-step diagrams. The designs are all unique and include a dragon, teddy bear, carrots, bird's nest and much more. There is a section which traces the history of potholders, some of which date back as far as 1774, and are now in museum collections, and the work of several artists is also illustrated.
  • The Planets

    Roy A Gallant

    Hardcover (Cavendish Square Publishing, Sept. 1, 2000)
    This wide-ranging series now contains twenty-eight books: four titles in each of six strands addressing technology, earth science, space, government, American history and the human body. Compelling and up-to-date, each title in this open-ended series offers an abundance of timely information concerning topics of high interest to young readers.
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  • Ancient Rome!: Exploring the Culture, People & Ideas of This Powerful Empire

    Avery Hart, Sandra Gallagher, Sandra Marks Gallagher, Michael P. Kline

    Paperback (Williamson Pub, Aug. 1, 2002)
    Examines the history, geography, culture, and politics of the Roman Empire; compares the culture to modern times; and offers ideas for relevant craft projects. Original.
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  • The Transcontinental Railroad

    Edward F Dolan

    Hardcover (Cavendish Square Publishing, Oct. 1, 2002)
    This wide-ranging series now contains twenty-eight books: four titles in each of six strands addressing technology, earth science, space, government, American history and the human body. Compelling and up-to-date, each title in this open-ended series offers an abundance of timely information concerning topics of high interest to young readers.
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