Zuravicky, Orli

Pictures and brief captions describe the movements involved in galloping.

Explains what latitude and longitude are and how they work, showing how to find global address coordinates on maps.

Introduces the concept of expanded notation by providing facts about dinosaurs and the periods in which they walked the earth millions of years ago.

Explains how to make models of geometric solids as a means of understanding the history of pyramids around the world, and their construction.

Uses Primary Source Documents.

Gives facts about familiar animals, such as how often a snake sheds its skin and how many pounds a baby blue whale gains in a week, and shows how to use multiplication to determine further information.

Presents a concise guide to understanding and applying ratios, decimals, fractions, and percentages through a study of the stock market.