Books with title A bright idea

A Bright IdeaFrom crackling campfires to dazzling firework displays, light has always fascinated us. How have we progressed from the darkness of early civilisation to the brightly lit cities and towns of today Four CornersThe widest cross-curricular coverage including science, history, geography and mathematics themes al clearly linked to the National Curriculum Programmes for Study and the 5-14 Guidelines for Scotland. Visually inspire all readers with unparalleled Dorling Kindersley photography and design. Engage and satisfy the curiosity of all readers with lively writing styles and a broad range of topics and subjects that provides something to interest and motivate every child! Extend teaching imaginatively with speaking and listening, drama and writing activities which are provided in the teaching support for every title. Constructive links to Art, Design and Technology, Music, Citizenship and PSHE are drawn out with practical suggestions for all titles in the teaching support. Easy to use for teachers and teaching assistants with laminated teaching support and activity cards (in every pack of 6) that draw out all NLS links and extension opportunities simply and effectively. Support for parents and homework activities provided in the Teachers Files.

Maralys has a rival at school, and it's getting under her skin. Susan Ashby's father owns a technology company, and Susan uses that to her advantage during a class presentation. Maralys decides to show Susan how to do things Maker Club style. After a hectic trial-and-error period involving tea and lemon juice, not to mention a ton of pennies, Maralys assembles her own battery. How will her battery perform for the class presentation? Will Susan Ashby have the last laugh? Curious readers find the answers to these questions in the pages of this exciting and humorous narrative.

Maralys has a rival at school, and it's getting under her skin. Susan Ashby's father owns a technology company, and Susan uses that to her advantage during a class presentation. Maralys decides to show Susan how to do things Maker Club style. After a hectic trial-and-error period involving tea and lemon juice, not to mention a ton of pennies, Maralys assembles her own battery. How will her battery perform for the class presentation? Will Susan Ashby have the last laugh? Curious readers find the answers to these questions in the pages of this exciting and humorous narrative.

And this holy time, so hallowed and so gracious, was settling down over the great roaring, rattling, seething life–world of New York in the good year 1875. Who does not feel its on–coming in the shops and streets, in the festive air of trade and business, in the thousand garnitures by which every store hangs out triumphal banners and solicits you to buy something for a Christmas gift? For it is the peculiarity of all this array of prints, confectionery, dry goods, and manufactures of all kinds, that their bravery and splendor at Christmas tide is all to seduce you into generosity, and importune you to give something to others. It says to you, “The dear God gave you an unspeakable gift; give you a lesser gift to your brother!”