children

"This survival guide is your ticket to getting down and dirty in nature and learning to make . . . things with your own two hands. Look inside to learn how to: use a knife without bleeding, sleep in the woods without freezing, escape a bear without getting eaten, poop in the woods without falling down, find your way home without a GPS, eat bugs without throwing up, and . . . more"--Provided by publisher.

"Children play cooperatively in a forest, and their stick creations draw the interest of small gnome-like creatures, who make their own additions"--OCLC.

"Stella is happy as a clam in fourth grade. She's the president of the Sea Musketeers conservation club, she starts taking swim lessons, and she joins a new art club at school. But as her schedule fills up, school gets harder, too. Suddenly the tides have turned, and she is way too busy! Stella will be in an ocean of trouble if she can't keep her head above water. But with her trusty Sea Musketeers by her side, she hopes to make her big dreams come true!"--Provided by publisher.

Activism is ageless; you're never too young to try to make the world a better place. That's the lesson readers take away from this accessible guide to activism. Realistic ideas for making a difference and making your voice heard are included in both the main text and detailed graphic organizers.

Celebrate multicultural food as children share foods from their culture and learn the process of growing, shopping, and preparing different kinds of food. This book will encourage an interest in, and understanding of food and nutrition for young children. Its appealing rhythm will help children develop their reading and speaking skills. In English with Urdu.

A little girl who is reading the best book ever gets continually interrupted during exciting parts of the story by an adventurous pirate captain and a performing penguin who do not quite realize how much fun reading can be.

"[This book] is a compilation of fifty . . . toys and games from American history. As the amount of leisure time available to children has increased in the United States, the number of toys available to them has also dramatically increased"--Provided by publisher.

Discusses the history of child poverty in the United States, examining the roots of the problem, the social welfare system, and the lasting effects of growing up poor.

A blend of fact and fiction introduces readers to a period in the United States history known as the westward expansion.

Examines the lives of children in the British colonies of North America during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, including children of European colonists, African slaves, and Native Americans.