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Santa's Christmas Surprise
Jamie McIntire, Steve Henry
Paperback (Troll Communications Llc, Oct. 1, 1994)Twins Brian and Brenda stay up on Christmas Eve, hoping to catch Santa Claus when he arrives with presents.
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Glow in the dark trip to the planets
Lucille Hammond
Unknown Binding (Western Pub. Co, March 15, 1990)None
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Transformers Armada: Space Heroes
John Starke
Paperback (Red Bird Publishing, March 15, 2003)None
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Glow in the Dark Undersea Adventures
Chris Madsen
Paperback (Sterling, April 7, 2009)Kids will take the plunge right into this sticker book and go down beneath the waves, where they’ll find a wonderful watery world of color and mystery. It’s all right here, shimmering brightly.
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Glow in the Dark Dinosaurs
Chris Madsen
Paperback (Sterling, April 7, 2009)This isn’t your ordinary dinosaur sticker book! From flying lizards to armor-plated monsters and clubbers with a bone on their tails, it’s got the latest dino data and stickers that glow, too.
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Glow-in-the-Dark Animals
Ryan Nagelhout, Sara Howell, Kristen Rajczk, Sarah Machajewski, Caitie McAneney
Paperback (Powerkids Pr, Jan. 1, 2015)Lightbulbs changed the world forever. But did you know there are animals that have been glowing naturally for millions of years? Even the smallest algae and plankton take part in nature’s light show. Understand how bioluminescence also helps fireflies, lantern fish, flashlight fish, and other animals survive and thrive. This series supplements life science classroom material by going deeper into some of the fascinating ways that these light producers interact with their environments. • Encourages scientific understanding of animals and their habitats • Compelling photographs vibrantly illustrate key biology concepts • Fact spreads detail the uniqueness of bioluminescence within the animal kingdom • Range of animals and biomes show how the same trait can appear in diverse habitats
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Glow-in-the-dark Animals: Classroom Collection
Sara Howell
Paperback (Rosen Classroom, Jan. 1, 2015)Lightbulbs changed the world forever. But did you know there are animals that have been glowing naturally for millions of years? Even the smallest algae and plankton take part in natures light show. Understand how bioluminescence also helps fireflies, lantern fish, flashlight fish, and other animals survive and thrive. This series supplements life science classroom material by going deeper into some of the fascinating ways that these light producers interact with their environments.
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Glow-in-the-dark Animals
Various
Library Binding (Powerkids Pr, Jan. 1, 2015)Lightbulbs changed the world forever. But did you know there are animals that have been glowing naturally for millions of years? Even the smallest algae and plankton take part in nature’s light show. Understand how bioluminescence also helps fireflies, lantern fish, flashlight fish, and other animals survive and thrive. This series supplements life science classroom material by going deeper into some of the fascinating ways that these light producers interact with their environments. • Encourages scientific understanding of animals and their habitats • Compelling photographs vibrantly illustrate key biology concepts • Factual spreads detail the uniqueness of bioluminescence within the animal kingdom • Range of animals and biomes show how the same trait can appear in diverse habitats
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Glow in the Dark Wild Animals
John Starke
Paperback (Sterling, April 7, 2009)Travel the world in a fun on-the-page safari, where big cats, marsupials, and a whole menagerie of the world’s wildest animals glow! By understanding what’s happening to their homes, kids will begin the task of protecting these stars of the wild.
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Dinosaurs!
Chris Madsen
Paperback (Red Bird Publishing, July 1, 2000)None
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Undersea Adventure Glow Pack
Chris Madsen
Paperback (Red Bird Publishing, July 1, 2000)None