Hirschmann, Kris

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Forest club

a season of activities, crafts, and exploring nature
2020
A children's guide to discovering nature in the fall that features outdoor activities, craft projects, and more.

Weathering and Erosion

Earth's lithosphere is constantly in flux. Some changes happen suddenly and dramatically, while others occur cumulatively over millions of years. Day in and day out, the processes of weathering, erosion, and deposition shape our magnificent world. Learn how by reading this fascinating book.

100 screen free ways to beat boredom!

2018
Provides one hundred activies and projects for at home, in the outdoors, or in that car that will keep children engaged.

The science of super powers

an Incredibles discovery book
2020
Learn about the science behind the Supers in Incredibles 2. Technology could make some of those powers real in the near future. What you learn along the way is guaranteed to be . . . INCREDIBLE! Engaging nonfiction text contains facts about the human body, key concepts in physical science, animals with super powers of their own, and more.

The secret science of toys

a Toy story discovery book
2020
"Buzz, Woody, and friends take readers on a journey through the . . . science of toys: how they are made and how they work . . ."--Provided by publisher.

Plagues; Natural Disasters

Hurricanes

Bats

The curse of King Tut

2020
Explores the history of the curse that surrounds King Tutankhamen's tomb, discussing the discovery of the tomb, those involved and more.
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The buried city of Pompeii

2020
The eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 CE is perhaps the best known eruption in history. Although it was neither history's most powerful eruption nor its deadliest, this event left an indelible mark by encasing the Italian city of Pompeii in ash and rock. Frozen in time, the remnants of Pompeii's buildings, streets, and residents are a permanent and moving reminder of nature's unpredictable power.
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