Hicks, Kelli L

Filled with real world examples, this book describes ways of being an honest person.

Introduces the idea that animals can be classified into groups according to the characteristics they have in common, and shows the ways that different types of mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, fish, and invertebrates are alike.

Introduces young readers to various tools used in science, including microscopes, magnifying glasses, and rulers.

Offers a brief history of the American flag, discussing how it was made, why it is such an important symbol in the United States, how Americans show respect for the flag, rules, traditions, and celebrations associated with the flag, and other related topics.

Explains how the bald eagle became a national symbol in the United States and offers an overview of the bald eagle's physical characteristics, nesting habits, diet, behavior, endangered status, and other related topics.

Explains that living things needs food, water, and air to survive and nonliving things do not.

Chronicles the history of the U.S. presidents, from George Washington to Thomas Jefferson, highlighting key events and accomplishments in each administration, and includes an introductory essay on the new nation, profiles of the first ladies, a list of Cabinet members, and a time line.

Simple text and illustrations introduce natural resources, and explores what items come from man-made materials and what come from natural resources.

"Discusses nocturnal animals and their behaviors"--Provided by publisher.

"Presents the life and career of Jeff Kinney, including his childhood, education, and milestones as a best selling children's author"--Provided by publisher.