Books published by publisher Scobre Educational

Imagine a gathering of thousands of people bedecked in masks and sparkling clothes. Some people are dressed up like kings and queens, and some look like funny clowns. Parades pass along the street every hour, and gifts are tossed to the crowds. Doesn't this sound like a scene straight from a fairy tale? However, this party is no fable. This is Mardi Gras, and it's all about having fun. With its tradition of costumes and gift-giving, it is like Halloween and Christmas rolled into one. Readers will learn the party's rich history of parades, gigantic floats, masquerade balls, and the reason why it is also called 'Fat Tuesday.'

At 1,792 feet tall, New York City's One World Trade Center is the tallest building in America. It has more than 100 floors, a grand lobby, world-class restaurants, and lots of office space for workers. The building is also open to visitors, who can ride the elevator all the way to the top and view New York from above. Built in memory of the fallen Americans of 9/11, One World Trade Center is an important landmark for the United States. Read more to learn how it was built and what its uses are.

In the 1800s, books written by women were not thought of as literature, as were books by men. By publishing their work under male names, a few female writers proved that women are just as capable of writing good books as men are. Once these women paved the way, other female writers began to take up the pen and write about topics no one else had considered. By the Pen looks at these writers and how they broke the mold. In doing so, they set a new standard not just for women, but for the entire world of books.

The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao is much more than a place to house fine art and treasures. With its beautiful design of curving metal, sparkling glass, and soaring windows, the museum building is a treasure in itself. Located on the banks of the Nervin River in Bilbao, Spain, the museum looks like a silver ship gliding on the river. Readers will learn how the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao was created, what materials were used, and how long it took to construct this masterpiece.

The business of sports is everywhere from the shoes we wear, to the cars we drive, to the food we eat. Sports stars have a big impact on many of the products we buy. Companies routinely pay millions of dollars to have their products endorsed by famous athletes. These days, many sports stars are stepping off the field and into the arena of business, creating empires using their celebrity status. How does a sports legend become a business mogul? Find out in Urban Entrepreneur: Sports.

You are Kellen Moore, the best pitcher at West Burbank High. It isn't your arm that makes you successful, but your cool head. You've always had an uncanny ability on the mound to tune out the crowd, the opposing team, and the pressure. Well, almost always. . .The state championship game forces you to revisit one moment you let the pressure get the better of you--an embarrassing day you'd rather forget. This time, can you make the choices that will help bring home the trophy for your team?