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Books published by publisher On The Mark Press

  • The Human Body

    Vi Clark; Leona Melnyk

    Paperback (On the Mark Press, March 15, 2006)
    75+ worksheets and activities; 6 major body systems - structures and functions; Integrates - science & language arts.
  • The Dark Man: The Journal of Robert E. Howard and Pulp Fiction Studies

    Mark E. Hall, Mark Hall, Rusty Burke, Gene Melton, Scott Connors, Patrick Burger, Charles Hoffman, Jeff Shanks, Charles Gramlich

    eBook (The Dark Man Press, Feb. 12, 2016)
    An annual academic journal dedicated to the study of the writer Robert E. Howard, creator of Conan, Solomon Kane, Kull, and author of numerous pulp stories. Starting in 2016, the journal will also run other articles on other pulp fiction writers.
  • Fractured Fairy Tales

    Marie-Helen Goyetche

    Misc. Supplies (On The Mark Press, March 15, 2007)
    Literacy and critical thinking activities, with a sense of humor. Contains 10 fractured fairy tales (familiar stories with a twist), and 75 activities plus teacher's guide & answer key.
  • Sea Creatures: Grades 1-3

    Melanie Komar

    Paperback (On the Mark Press, )
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  • Mammals: Grade 2

    Ruth Solski

    Paperback (On the Mark Press, )
    None
  • Learning the Alphabet: Learning Its Letters & Sounds

    Ruth Solski

    Paperback (On the Mark Press, )
    None
  • Mammals: Grades 3-4

    Ruth Solski

    Paperback (On the Mark Press, )
    None
  • Fairy Tales: Using Bloom's Taxonomy

    Ruth Solski

    Paperback (On the Mark Press, March 15, 2008)
    Stories to Enjoy...Improve Higher Level Thinking Skills 16 Fairy Tales have been rewritten to promote and improve the development of higher level learning skills using the questioning technique of Bloom's Taxonomy. A comprehensive teacher quide helps you get started and explains the concept of Blooms. Use the full color overhead story "The Three Bears" as a large group activity to demonstrate how to complete the worksheets. 80 pages and 4 full color overheads.
  • Maddie's Magic Christmas

    Sam Maxfield

    language (On the Wing Press, July 22, 2015)
    A Heartwarming Christmas treat for kids aged 8 to 100.Maddie Larkin hates snow. When she was just a baby, a blizzard stole her dad away. This year the snow is back, and it’s brought a sinister figure with it. To make matters worse, everyone in the small town of Wistwell feels sad. Adults squabble; the town bully blubs; even the local robin seems depressed. Saddest of all is the local German baker, Mr Steiner, who lost his wife the previous December.It’s going to be the worst Christmas ever.Until, that is, Maddie makes an amazing discovery: Mr Steiner’s baking has magic powers. Together they set out to save Christmas and restore happiness to Wistwell. But is it too late? And who is the sinister figure lurking in the snow?And most importantly, will Maddie ever see her father again?
  • The Magic Of Breakfast

    Todd Kupper

    Paperback (The Martian Press, Dec. 31, 2008)
    The Magic Of Breakfast is fun, entertaining, and educational. This easy reader picture book combines fundamental information about nutrition with the entertaining adventures of Chewy to teach children the importance of eating breakfast. It is a light-hearted tale of adventure mixed creatively with important facts about nutrition. Children everywhere will be delighted to follow along with Chewy the rabbit and his friend Tommy as they search for buried treasure. Chewy and Tommy know they are on the trail of something good, and don't give up until they find it. Little do they know how much they will learn along the way!
  • The Castle in the Attic

    Elizabeth Winthrop

    Paperback (On the Mark Press, Jan. 1, 2005)
    This reproducible guide contains chapter questions, language and literacy activities, and a teacher's guide.
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