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  • The World Almanac for Kids 2003

    Editors of World Almanac

    Paperback (World Almanac, Aug. 3, 2002)
    With more than 2 million copies sold to date, The World Almanac For Kids 2003 provides kids with the information they crave on thousands of subjects, from aardvarks to Zulus.The World Almanac For Kids is:* The #1 almanac designed just for kids* A New York Times and Publishers Weekly bestseller* Completely updated from first page to last * Colorful, fun and informative* Packed with puzzles, games, activities and jokes* Filled with kid-friendly facts on just about every topic imaginable* Great for school reports and homework helpCheck out the official World Almanac For Kids companion Web site at www.worldalmanacforkids.com
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  • World Almanac for Kids 2006

    World Almanac

    Paperback (World Almanac, July 1, 2005)
    A special 10th Anniversary edition of the #1 selling kids almanac in the worldKids love The World Almanac For Kids, since it helps them explore the world around them, and delve more deeply into subjects that attract them. Parents love it, since it keeps young minds occupied and encourages kids to learn on their own. Teachers and educators love it, since it stimulates learning while piquing kids' interest.Since the first edition was published 10 years ago, The World Almanac For Kids has sold more than 2.5 million copies, appeared on national bestseller lists, received numerous awards, become a staple in libraries, classrooms, and homes, and been adopted by every major kids' book club and book fair.Like every new edition, The World Almanac For Kids 2006 is an indispensable reference, extensively updated with the latest information on topics of importance to kids. It also continues the tradition of providing an irresistible, kid-friendly mix, with color photos, bold graphics, color maps and flags, "All Abouts," fun facts, "Did You Knows," games, puzzles, jokes, web links, and much more. Highlights include:" Special 10th anniversary features" A student-friendly "Homework Help" section, and plenty of practical homework hints throughout the book" "On the Job" interviews with people in fascinating occupations" All new "Faces & Places" chapter" A revised and updated sports section" Up-to-date and fascinating information on hundreds of topics, from aardvarks to Zulus, and everything in between
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  • The Kids' World Almanac of Basketball

    Bill Gutman, Willis Reed

    Paperback (World Almanac, Oct. 15, 1995)
    The Kids' World Almanac® of BasketballFascinating basketball facts, from the creation of the game to the NBA's newest teamsComplete History of the GameNBA Records and Memorable MomentsNBA ChampionsIncredible College RecordsNCAA ChampionsRulesStrategyThe OlympicsAnd More!Who is the only NBA player to score 100 point in a game? (p. 42)Which player won seven straight NBA scoring titles? (p. 100)Which star center never touched a basketball until he was 15? (p. 102)Who is college basketball's all-time scoring champion? (p. 212)Which Hall of Fame player scored the most points in NBA history? (p. 81)How did Magic Johnson get his nickname? (p. 229)Which team has the best record in NBA history? (p. 116)What is the origin of the term "cager"? (p. 15)
  • The World Almanac Children's Atlas

    David Wright, Jill Wright

    Hardcover (World Almanac, Sept. 1, 2011)
    Praise for the previous edition:"The beautiful color pictures and maps make it interesting and inviting."--American Reference Books Annual "...colorful, detailed, and easy-to-read...a highly interesting book that rediscovers the varied and amazing world we live in. Recommended."--Library Media ConnectionTake young readers on an exciting trip around the world, one continent and country at a time, with The World Almanac Children's Atlas. Beautifully illustrated and easy to read, this brand-new, completely updated resource offers an up-close look at more than 30 separate nations and regions. Each informative, colorful section covers population, topography, culture, religion, and climate. Cultural comparisons help young readers gain a fresh understanding of their peers around the world.The inviting, appealing format--complete with an index, quiz, full-color photographs, maps, and diagrams--will entice young students as they discover the world around them. The World Almanac Children's Atlas will make a perfect addition to any library or classroom. Special features include:-Full-color maps and striking illustrations of people and places around the world -Current information on a wide variety of geographical subjects -Fun quiz questions with references to the maps and text throughout the book -Endpapers that feature full-color flags of the world and promote interest and global understanding of other cultures -Stamps, coins, and original artwork -and much more.
  • World Almanac For Kids 2004

    World Almanac

    Hardcover (World Almanac, Aug. 2, 2003)
    An all-new edition of the groundbreaking and bestselling almanac designed just for kidsWhen kids need information--or when they just want to have fun--they turn to The World AlmanacFor Kids. Oacked with the stats, facts, and data kids crave, The World Almanac for Kids is a perennial bestseller, with close to three million copies in print. It is filled with fascinating facts on hundreds of topics in a colorful and easily accessible format that is certain to pique the interest of every kid.The World Almanac For Kids 2004 is:* Completely updated and revised from front cover to back to include the most current information available* Packed with fun new features, facts, games, puzzles, and activities* Designed in a colorful, photo-filled and kid-friendly format* Great for homework help* Complemented by its award-winning website www.worldalmanacforkids.com
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  • Yo! I Know: Brain-building Quizzes

    Editors of the World Almanac for Kids

    Spiral-bound (World Almanac, June 27, 2006)
    Kids' Brain Builders Book.
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  • The World Almanac® for Kids 2014 Trivia Game

    Janssen Sarah

    Paperback (World Almanac, Aug. 27, 2013)
    Build Core Development Skills with This Fun Trivia Game! The World Almanac for Kids 2014 Trivia Game will get students excited about learning with its game show-style skills-based challenges. This interactive new Q&A card game requires players to listen carefully to trivia questions and work individually or with teammates to find the correct answer. The perfect companion to The World Almanac for Kids 2014, the cards challenge students' natural curiosity as they explore a wide range of topics. Use this game to enrich lessons across the curriculum and get students reading, researching, and learning. These cards will help students learn the following skills: Identifying key words and subjects Locating information Understanding content Using new vocabulary accurately Utilizing charts, graphs, and tables and more.
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  • World Almanac and Book of Facts 2006

    Ken Park

    Hardcover (World Almanac, Nov. 1, 2005)
    All new for 2006 in a large hardcover format that offers a larger font for improved readability and a colorful protective dust jacket! For information that’s entertaining, accurate, accessible, useful, and – most of all – reliable, The World Almanac can’t be beat. Completely revised and updated from the first page to the last, The World Almanac 2006 provides over 1,000 pages of facts and figures (including 32 pages in color). New features include: A major feature story on ChinaA new section on the year’s health newsA review of the Tsunami tragedyA second annual crossword puzzleUp-to-date maps and geography information With the answers to everyday questions, The World Almanac makes everyone smarter!
  • The World Almanac for Kids 2007

    World Almanac Books

    Hardcover (World Almanac, June 27, 2006)
    A New York Times bestseller, The World Almanac for Kids has become a staple in libraries, classrooms, and homes. Kids love The World Almanac for Kids because it entertains them with colorful pictures, an engaging design, wacky facts, fun information, and puzzles and games. Parents and educators buy The World Almanac for Kids year after year because it allows kids to learn about their world, get ahead in school, and still have lots of fun. National bestseller: The number one selling kids' almanac in the world, with over 3 million copies in print! First published in 1996. Editorial excellence: Completely revised and updated each year, with new sections on magic, volunteering, and technology. New puzzles and games, science experiments, and homework help tips. Over 300 illustrations, all in color!
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  • The World Almanac for Kids 2003

    Editors of World Almanac

    Hardcover (World Almanac, Aug. 3, 2002)
    With more than 2 million copies sold to date, The World Almanac For Kids 2003 provides kids with the information they crave on thousands of subjects, from aardvarks to Zulus.The World Almanac For Kids is:* The #1 almanac designed just for kids* A New York Times and Publishers Weekly bestseller* Completely updated from first page to last * Colorful, fun and informative* Packed with puzzles, games, activities and jokes* Filled with kid-friendly facts on just about every topic imaginable* Great for school reports and homework helpCheck out the official World Almanac For Kids companion Web site at www.worldalmanacforkids.com
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  • The World Almanac for Kids 2012

    Sarah Janssen

    Hardcover (World Almanac, Aug. 16, 2011)
    The World Almanac for Kids is the best-selling reference book for kids, with more than 3.5 million copies sold. Filled with thousands of fun, fascinating facts and essential homework help on a wide range of subjects, this full-color almanac has been completely updated and redesigned, with hundreds of new photographs, dozens of completely new features, and a wealth of puzzles, games, activities, maps, Web sites, and much more. An ideal homework aid and a joy to read for kids and adults alike, The World Almanac for Kids 2012 provides timely and timeless information on popular subjects such as animals, science, sports, music, U.S. history, and more. Readers will find out what's hot in 2012 with full-color photographs and facts about favorite sports and entertainment superstars! Features include: -Animals: Explore animals on a scientific level, from endangered species to creatures of the deep. Find out all about the biggest, smallest, and fastest creatures in the world--and some of the grossest, like bats and parasites. Then move closer to home and discover which house pets are most common--and what pets might be right for you based on your personality. -Environment: A brand-new section on Living Green illuminates how small choices and practical changes can make a big difference. Added information on biomes, pollutants, and climate change aid understanding of key environmental issues. -Faces and Places: Huge full-color photographs showcase the year's most talked-about topics! Covers headlines in movies, music, sports, and more serious need-to-know news. -Games: Check out the top-selling video games of all time and get a preview of the latest installments of some old favorites. -Military: Timeless information on historical wars is complemented by brand-new features on military innovations civilians use every day. -Movies and TV: Fun facts about this year's most popular movies and TV shows give kids a close-up look at what's coming up next for their favorite stories and characters. -Music and Dance: Get the inside scoop on Adele, Bruno Mars, and some of the year's hottest acts, including the 2011 winners of American Idol and Dancing with the Stars. -Nations: Make the world a little smaller with interesting facts and trivia about every country in the world, including population, language, and fun facts. Includes maps and flags of more than 190 nations! -Population: Explore brand-new results from the 2010 census and learn about the changing face of the United States. -Sports: Information on kids' favorite teams, athletes, and sports includes expanded coverage of soccer, college sports, tennis, and X-Games. -Technology and Computers: This almanac gives new advice on the best ways to avoid cyberbullying and stay safe online. Also gather quick tips on how to use the Web for research and homework help, and consult the handy glossary of technical terms to keep in the know. -United States: New features on subjects from American Indians to presidential pets complement information about the 50 states. -and much more.
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  • The World Almanac for Kids 2008

    Editors of the World Almanac for Kids, C. Alan Joyce

    Hardcover (World Almanac, June 26, 2007)
    Filled with engrossing and entertaining facts on such topics as sports, computers, current events, animals, movies and TV, science, and many more, a thoroughly revised and updated edition of the popular reference quenches every child's thirst for knowledge on every subject imaginable with all-new interviews, quizzes, activities, and features. Simultaneous.
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