Books in Brown Paper School series

Discusses the elements of the human body. Includes suggestions for related experiments and projects.

Text, illustrations, and suggested activities offer a common-sense approach to mathematic fundamentals for those who are slightly terrified of numbers.

An examination of the diverse population of the thirteen colonies and how they came together to form a new, independent nation pays particular attention to the lives of the young people of the time.

Events, gags, magic tricks, and experiments to change one from a mathematical weakling into a mathematical heavyweight.

Brain-teasers, riddles, and projects help the young reader discover new ways of thinking about problems of logic and communication

Considers ways to explore and think about time, suggesting activities to do alone or with a friend, and provides information on biorhythms, different kinds of clocks, and time changes in the jet age

An introduction to geography looks at maps, climate, compasses and navigation, and the history of the Earth

An examination of the diverse population of the thirteen colonies and how they came together to form a new, independent nation pays particular attention to the lives of the young people of the time.

An exploration of the motivations, behavior, and activities of the early European settlers of North America, their impact on the native peoples, and the formation of thirteen thriving colonies focuses on the experiences of young people of the era.

Built on the theme that the methods of mathematics are simply devices for solving problems, this book covers a variety of mathematical thought, including geometry, probability, computer technology, graphs, functions, and calculator puzzles

An exploration of the motivations, behavior, and activities of the early European settlers of North America, their impact on the native peoples, and the formation of thirteen thriving colonies focuses on the experiences of young people of the era.

Based on primary source documents, a narrative history of the American Revolution chronicles the events of the war from the perspectives of rebels and British supporters alike and includes imaginative activities that bring the era to life. Simultaneous.