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Books published by publisher Cascade Pass

  • A Clean Sea: The Rachel Carson Story

    Carol Hilgartner Schlank, Barbara Metzger, Judith Love Cohen, David A. Katz

    Paperback (Cascade Pass, March 1, 2002)
    Rachel Carson, a marine biologist, was the world’s first “environmentalist.” In her book, The Silent Spring, she first warned people of this planet that the pesticides were doing irreparable damage to the eco-system. Today, everyone has heard of “the environment” and pollution and toxic waste. Our youngest generation needs to know how they can participate in saving their present and future home. This book celebrates the unique ocean and the importance of conserving ocean life, keeping ocean waters clean and wholesome and protecting ocean life from growing extinct. The DVD, Cartoon Sea, echoes “the importance of keeping oceans free from pollution” while it is a “bright, colorful look at all kinds of sea life.” This book is one of a series that emphasizes the environment and the value of preserving it by depicting real people who provide inspirational role models.
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  • Armenian Alphabet Workbook

    Cascade Press Armenian Department, Anahit Aleksanyan

    Paperback (Cascade Press, Oct. 11, 2019)
    Help your children learn the Armenian letters...Both a coloring book and a workbook for learning the Armenian alphabet !! This 80 page notebook will help young children learn the Armenian alphabet using a simplified font scheme that will also help them with letter recognition once they start reading. One fun picture for each letter for coloring !! Coloring will give the young student a sense of pride and ownership while learning the alphabet. Two lines of dotted letters for aided practice will give the student confidence before the tackling the letters on their own.
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  • You Can Be a Woman Marine Biologist

    Florence McAlary, Judith Love Cohen, Janice J. Martin, David A. Katz

    Paperback (Cascade Pass, Sept. 1, 2001)
    Describes what a career in marine biology is like, using examples from the life of research scientist Dr. Florence McAlary.
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  • How to Be Cool

    Annabelle Costa

    language (Cascade Press, March 1, 2016)
    Ethan will never be as cool as his twin brother Alex. Alex is a star football player and president of the senior class, while Ethan was born with cerebral palsy and needs crutches to walk. Laura will never be as cool as her perfect older sister Nikki. Nikki is everything Laura isn't—confident and gorgeous… until one night when Nikki is brutally raped and hospitalized, and Laura finds comfort in her new friend Ethan.Together, Ethan and Laura realize maybe you don't need to be cool to be happy. Or to fall in love. And then a revelation about the attack shatters everything…
  • Little Engineers

    Haig Norian, Lusine Ghukasyan

    Paperback (Cascade Press, July 26, 2019)
    Prepare for an engineering adventure...When Kata and Meli realize that their mother's birthday is quickly approaching, it's a race against the clock to make the perfect present in time. Although they encounter quite a few hurdles along the way, the sisters are always ready to dust themselves off and think of interesting new ways of tackling the problem at hand. In fact, they learn quite a bit about computer aided design and manufacturing as they collaborate with their father in their quest to create a truly unique gift for their mother. (After a tutorial on how an automated milling machine works, the sisters are truly able to bring their vision to life.) What sort of gift do they have in mind? Will they be able to make it in time? It's never too soon to start learning about engineering...The Little Engineers series combines playful rhyming couplets with fun and vibrant illustrations to discuss cutting edge engineering topics. Even more, it teaches young minds how to effectively work in teams, how to ask for help when the project looks like it's hit a dead-end, and most importantly that the core of all successful engineering projects should be LOVE. Your kids are sure to have fun as they join Kata and Meli on an exciting engineering adventure.
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  • A Clean Sea: The Rachel Carson Story : A Biography for Young Children

    Carol Hilgartner Schlank, Barbara Metzger, David A. Katz

    Paperback (Cascade Pass, Jan. 1, 1995)
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  • Little Engineers

    Haig Norian, Lusine Ghukasyan

    eBook (Cascade Press, July 29, 2019)
    When Kata and Meli realize that their mother's birthday is quickly approaching, it's a race against the clock to make the perfect gift in time. Although they encounter quite a few hurdles along the way, the sisters are always ready to dust themselves off and think of interesting new ways of tackling the problem at hand. In fact, they learn quite a bit about computer aided design and manufacturing in their quest to create a truly unique gift for their mother. What sort of gift do they have in mind? Will they be able to make it time? The Little Engineers series combines playful rhyming couplets with fun and vibrant illustrations to discuss cutting edge engineering topics. Your kids are sure to have fun as they join Kata and Meli on an exciting engineering adventure.
  • A Clean Planet: The Solar Energy Story

    Robyn C. Friend, lee Rathbone, david A. Katz

    Paperback (Cascade Pass, Jan. 30, 2010)
    This book tells the story of solar power (energy from the sun), what it is what it can do, and how we can use it to help us have a cleaner planet.
  • A Clean Sky: The Global Warming Story

    Robyn C. Friend, Judith L. Cohen, Rathbone, Lee, David A. Katz

    Paperback (Cascade Pass, Sept. 1, 2007)
    This book tells the story of the global warming challenge, the possible dramatic change to the Earth's Climate, and some of the things we all can do to meet it, such as altenative means of generating electricity. This book is for an elementary school audience.
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  • You Can Be a Woman Astronomer

    Andrea Mia Ghez

    Hardcover (Cascade Pass, June 30, 2006)
    Points out that women who like puzzles such as crossword, jigsaw, and Rubik's Cubes, and who like to imagine and visualize things have some of the skills to be an astronomer.
  • The Women of Apollo

    Robyn C. Friend, Lee Rathbone, David A. Katz

    Paperback (Cascade Pass, Feb. 1, 2007)
    Tells the story of four extraordinary women whose pioneering efforts on the NASA Apollo program and their first-hand stories make a wonderful story. Robyn Friends recounts the the difficult moments and the triumphs as Judith Love Cohen, "Bobbie" Johnson, Anne Maybury and Anne Dickson share about helping the astronauts land on the moon and return safely to Earth.
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  • You Can Be a Woman Engineer

    Judith Love Cohen, Janice J. Martin, Daud Kate, David A. Katz

    Paperback (Cascade Pass, Dec. 1, 2000)
    The author describes how she became an engineer and discusses the kind of work they do and the training they receive.
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