Greenberg, Daniel A

Contains eighty reproducible comic strips and companion mini-story problems that may be used to improve the problem-solving skills of students in grades three to six.

Describes the life of chimpanzees, including social structure, reproduction and child rearing, use of tools and ability to solve problems, and loss of habitat.

Describes in detail the physical characteristics, behavior, and migration and life cycle of various kinds of whales, among the largest creatures ever known to have lived on Earth, and discusses the history of human interaction with these animals.

Explains how the physical laws of science apply to amusement park rides such as roller coasters, bumper cars, and others.

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, hunting methods, and habitat of leopards.

Describes the physical characteristics, social behavior, hunting methods, and habitat of wolves.

Andy thinks his grandfather's championship ring brings him batting luck. When it disappears, Andy's luck seems to go with it.

The Southside Sluggers baseball team join forces to try and win the Great Baseball Card Hunt.

Provides information about spiders, explaining what they are, and discussing how they find and catch prey, their web-building and acrobatic skills, and mating behaviors.

Examines the physical characteristics, behavior, and habitat of whales and describes the different types.