Prior, Jennifer Overend

"The region of Western Europe has a range of cultures. The land varies from rocky coasts to rolling hills. It has sandy beaches and impressive mountain ranges. Its history has, at times, been turbulent. Today, it is a thriving region both financially and politically. It is known for great food and world-famous art. And discoveries made by its people have affected the world"--Provided by publisher.

"The people of eastern Europe are as diverse as the region. The land varies from mild, coastal climates to the subarctic. The people have rich traditions. They take pride in their cultures. And, they face challenges with great strength. Let's get to know this unique and resolute region!"--Provided by publisher.

Takes a tour of the world's landmarks including The Gateway Arch, Big Ben, the Pyramids of Giza, and the Sydney Opera House as students practice addition and subtraction. This math book integrates the teaching of math and reading, and uses real-world examples to teach math concepts.

Describes the characteristics of each stage of the human life cycle, from birth until old age. Written in Spanish.

Describes how the components of the digestive system complete the process of breaking down food, and discusses what happens when food is not properly digested. Written in Spanish.

Describes how each of the five senses works to keep people safe and allow them to enjoy the world. Written in Spanish.

Discusses the history of cars, how they work, driver and passenger safety, and their impact on the environment. Written in Spanish.

Explains the life cycle for humans and how the body grows, from infancy to old age.

Introduces how cars move, providing automobile history, and covering pollution, safety, how engines work, and more.

Introduces how trains work, providing a brief history of trains, and discussing train cars, conductors, engineers, rails, wheels, and more.