Marsh, Carole

A guide to teaching Carole Marsh's "The Mystery on Alaska's Iditarod Trail," featuring trivia, historical facts, and other information to help teachers become experts on the Iditarod race, Alaska, dogsleds, and snow; activity ideas with reproducible worksheets; curriculum connections; and additional comments from the author.

Offers information and advice to teachers on how to use Carole Marsh's "The Mystery on the Underground Railroad" in the classroom, including additional facts related to the topic, comments from the author, curriculum connections, and activity ideas with reproducible worksheets.

Presents eleven lesson plans for use with the "New York Facts and Factivities!" CD-ROM, covering such topics as the state's economy, politics, and history and the significance of its geographic location.

Avery, Ella, and Evan make a pair of dolphin friends, Marco and Polo, in Cocoa Beach, Florida. Then, when dolphins start disappearing up and down the coast, the kids are determined to solve the case.

While Mimi is recovering from a broken leg, Avery and Evan visit the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge with Christina, but they become concerned when they overhear rumors of 'gator poaching,' and become determined to help find the culprits.

Avery, Ella, and Evan join their grandparents Mimi and Papa on a trip to Arizona and uncover a mystery involving tarantulas.

When a new shark species is discovered off the Carolina coast, Mimi and Papa take Avery and Evan to Palmetto Bluff to learn more about it. The theft of valuable fossils belonging to the University of South Carolina while the paleontologist responsible for them is dining with Mimi and her family, however, soon has Avery and Evan working to solve a new mystery.

Avery, Ella, and Evan investigate a mystery involving rattlesnakes.

While researching one of Mimi's books in Detroit, Christina, Grant, Mimi, and Papa stumble upon a Motown musical mystery concerning classic cars, missing melodies, puzzling clues and lots of good music.