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Books in Young Scientist Series series

  • Learn To Draw Dinosaurs!

    Peter Pauper Press

    Paperback (Peter Pauper Press, Nov. 4, 2014)
    Draw 22 awesome dinosaurs!Simple step-by-step instructions -- just follow the red lines!Draw T. Rexes, Pterosaurs, and more!Trace over extra outlines and basic dino shapes to build confidence.Room to practice on opposing pages.Full-color illustrations.For older kids ages 6 and up.Book measures 8-1/2 inches wide by 11 inches high.Young artists learn to draw by tracing helpful outlines and basic shapes, then follow the step-by-step illustrations -- the red lines in each step make completing each drawing a breeze. Kids can then use their new skills (and imagination) to draw in colorful background scenes throughout!
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  • Learn To Draw Flower Garden!

    Peter Pauper Press

    Paperback (Peter Pauper Press, Nov. 4, 2014)
    Draw 47 of your favorite flowers, birds, and more!Simple step-by-step instructions -- just follow the red lines!Draw daisies, tulips, bees, watering cans -- a whole garden!Trace over extra outlines to build confidence.Room to practice on opposing pages.Full-color illustrations.Ages 4 and up.Book measures 8-1/2 inches wide by 11 inches high.Young artists learn to draw by tracing helpful outlines, then by following the step-by-step illustrations -- the red lines in each step make completing each drawing a breeze. Kids can then use their new skills (and imagination) to draw in colorful background scenes throughout!
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  • How Do Plants Grow?

    G.A. Sealy

    Paperback (DaWit Publishing LLC, Sept. 29, 2017)
    Children are naturally curious, but with a little ingenuity we can peak their interests to a much higher level. What better way to teach them about science than through captivating rhymes and beautiful illustrations?- Winner of the Nautilus Book Award for Children's Illustrated Nonfiction Books- International Book Award Finalist in Children's Educational BooksKelvin and his dad were taking a walk, looking at the trees and flowers in the park. It was a wonderful day full of sunshine and opportunity. That's when Kelvin asked his dad, “How do trees grow?”It was the perfect question. One that opened the door to the exciting world of science. His dad smiled and replied, “Do you really want to know?”In this story, a loving conversation between an African-American father and his curious son, children will learn about the process of photosynthesis and why it is so important to life on Earth.Look out for this and other titles in The Young Scientist Series of books which Teaches Young Minds through Science and Rhymes.Go for a walk in the park with your child and share with them the science behind how plants grow.Order your copy of this ideal bedtime story NOW!
  • A Show of Hands: Using Puppets with Young Children

    Ingrid M. Crepeau, M. Ann Richards

    Paperback (Redleaf Press, Oct. 1, 2003)
    Puppets are a play-time favorite in countless classrooms. With the ability to capture and nurture a child’s imagination, puppets have great untapped potential as creative teaching aids.Disproving the notion that puppets are strictly for play, A Show of Hands presents innovative ways for teachers to use puppets as valuable and developmentally appropriate teaching tools. Drawing from over fifty years of combined experience in the arts and education, the authors—one an award-winning puppeteer, the other an arts educator and writer—illustrate how the use of puppets can support emergent literacy skills, introduce children’s literature, manage the classroom, and assist in the development of lesson plans tailored to the specific needs of the teacher and class. An ideal resource for teachers from preschool to early primary, A Show of Hands also includes helpful instructions for designing, constructing, or purchasing your own puppets, as well as how puppets may be used with children diagnosed with autism, ADD/ADHD, or a hearing or vision impairment.
  • Undersea

    Christopher Pick

    Paperback (Edc Pub, June 1, 1976)
    UNDERSEA, THE USBORNE YOUNG SCIENTIST
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  • Young Scientists Series, the

    Nury Vittachi, Step Cheung

    Paperback (World Scientific Publishing Company, May 17, 2017)
    Scientists are often presented as old men in white coats, but this series shows that great discoveries have been made by people of all ages and cultures -- some are young people, and many are female.
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  • Ready, Set, Draw... Animals!

    Mara Conolon, Kerren Barbas Steckler

    Hardcover (Peter Pauper Press, Aug. 15, 2008)
    Get ready! Get set! DRAW! Little artists gain confidence and creativity when following the simple, visual, step-by-step instructions to draw all their favorite animals.Features 18 different adorable creatures for kids to draw, from slithering snakes to hopping hares, from swinging monkeys to bustling bears!Includes a blank pad of paper with 48 easy-to-tear-out pages.4 double-ended colored pencils provided.40 pages, covered wire-o binding.Measures 11-1/2'' wide x 12'' high.Hours of fun for budding artists!Fosters creativity.Makes a welcome quiet-time activity.Recommended for ages 4 and up.Warning: Choking hazard, small parts. Not for children under 4 years.
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  • Computers

    L. Watts, L. Inglis

    Paperback (Edc Pub, Jan. 1, 1993)
    -- Highly visual introductions to exciting topics and concepts-- Straightforward language and dramatic pictures explain each scientific field-- Safe, simple projects and experiments can be performed with ordinary household items-- Written with the help of experts
  • Computers

    L. Watts

    Library Binding (Edc Pub, June 1, 1992)
    Book by Inglis, L., Inglis, Les, Watts, L.
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  • How to Draw Cartoons and Caricatures

    Judy Tatchell

    Paperback (Usborne Pub Ltd, May 16, 1988)
    This exciting series provides a practical introduction to how to draw pictures that look really professional. The books are an ideal starting point for anyone who would like to be able to draw. Along with simple, step-by-step examples to follow, there are lots of experts' tips and hints to explain different techniques and materials used. How to Draw Cartoons and Caricatures shows how to create hundreds of colorful cartoon figures starting with just a simple outline. It shows how to draw humorous likenesses of real people and how to build up a strip cartoon. There are fascinating glimpses into the world of professional cartoonists, with sections on cartoon film animation and how cartoon books and comics are put together. Paperback. Pages: 40
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  • Ready, Set, Draw Princess!

    Mara Conlon, Kerren Barbas Steckler

    Hardcover (Peter Pauper Press, May 1, 2012)
    Ready, Set, Draw . . . Princess! provides simple step-by-step instructions that will nurture creativity and confidence as youngsters learn how to draw everything from a princess and her prince to her castle and horse-drawn carriage.Young artists dreaming of becoming princesses can now create their own princess world by learning how to draw 18 different royal pictures.Drawing set includes removable 48-page sketch pad.4 double-ended colored pencils provided.Covered wire-o binding. 11-1/2'' wide x 12''.Recommended for ages 4 and up.Warning: choking hazard, small parts. Not for children under 4 years.
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  • Usborne Young Scientist: v. 1

    Jonathan Rutland, etc., Michael Roffe

    Hardcover (Usborne Publishing Ltd, )
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