games

Mike and Sulley are competing in the Scare Games.

Looks at how subtraction is used when playing hopscotch, jump rope, marbles, and other games.

When all of the fifth-graders from Lugenheimer Elementary School are transported to the domain of the rapping Gutter Gator to compete in life-or-death games, it is up to Bob, his best friend Clementine, and superhero Hot Dog from the planet Dogzalot to rescue them.

Dan and Marucho go up against two pop star princesses who work for the Masquerade and Drago reveals facts about the Bakugan to the Brawlers.

A bug can buzz and zap, a dog can yip and yap, but the King Street kids can do even more.

Photographs, illustrations, and simple text introduce the students at Valley Elementary School to the concepts of probability using coins, number cubes, and spinners.

Examines the various types of toys and entertainment that children in America have used through the nation's history.

Describes how children around the world play different games.

Collects over 160 illustrated poems, riddles, rhymes, tongue twisters, and more from Spain and Latin America, featuring the work of Juan Ramon Jimenez, Jose Marti, Gabriela Mistral, and Federico Garcia Lorca, along with folkloric rhymes and games.

Contains an introduction to the different games and sports children play in the United States and Latin America, in simple text with illustrations, providing information on basketball, kick the can, Loteria, jump rope, and more. Presented in Spanish and English.