travel

Hidden in the fairy hole of the red maple tree are x-ray vision glasses that Piper takes to school to use as her class learns about traveling to China.

Simple text and photographs introduce young readers to the ways people had of traveling in the past compared to how we get around today.

ut of nowhere Sara gets a surprising phone call: her estranged father is getting remarried--and he wants her at the wedding. Sara's best friend Pete volunteers to drive to Texas with her. Driving a thousand miles to spend time with someone she barely knows, and traveling with someone who might have something else on his mind--What follows is a summer Sara will never forget. For better or for worse.

In the mid-1950s, twenty-six-year-old Jean Louis Finch, "Scout," returns to Maycomb, Alabama, to visit her father, Atticus, but her homecoming turns bittersweet and her values and assumptions are thrown into doubt as she uncovers truths about her family, friends, and town which are exposed by civil rights tensions and political turmoil.

"Told through Paddington's letters to his aunt Lucy back in Peru, this new novel offers Paddington's own special view on some of his most famous tales, from stowing away on a ship, to working as a barber"--OCLC.

Looks at some of the many different ways in which people get from place to place, including walking, riding a bike, traveling by car or train, flying in an airplane, or sailing on a boat, and discusses some of the reasons why people move.

"When people travel, airport workers use conveyer belts, carts, and trucks to help them load and unload travelers' bags.

A young girl uses the items her father packed in her book bag throughout the day.

When Emily and her family go on vacation, Clifford sets out on a long trip in order to find them. One track of sound disc has page-turn signals.

This quick read will get elementary students turning pages and on track for reading success.