prehistoric peoples

The reader's choices determine whether three friends will survive after being mysteriously transported back in time to the Neolithic Era, when humans were first learning to farm and harvest and to domesticate animals.

"Part survival story, part animal-human friendship story and part redemption story, Clan follows the journey of Atlatl and the saber tooth cub he rescued from a dire wolf attack. When Atlatl brings Cub back to his Clan, it begins a series of events that end with Atlatl being banished--the worst possible punishment for any Clan member. Without the protection of the group, a single person is all but helpless in the face of predators like the short-nosed bear, dire wolves and cheetahs. And Atlatl is even more vulnerablebecause of a childhood injury to his leg. But before the Clan can leave him behind, disaster strikes, and Atlatl has to rely on his wits, his ingenuity and his bravery to face the biggest foe yet and try to save what remains of his Clan"--Provided by publisher.

A comic book adaptation of Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Lost World" in which Professor Challenger's contention that some inexplicable terror exists in the Amazon, leads to the formation of an expedition to explore an isolated plateau rising above the jungles where dinosaurs, primitive ape-men, and prehistoric monsters still thrive.

Kip the Cave Boy and Paleowolf each face hunger and danger on a journey in Paleolithic times; when they decide to join forces and help one another, Paleowolf becomes the first dog.

An introduction to prehistoric people, answering questions about who they were, what they ate, where they lived, what they wore, whether they worshipped, and other aspects of their society and culture. Includes a time line, photographs, and illustrations.

Chased away by the other cavemen because he is different, Stanley finds a new and better way of living.

Describes the discovery of prehistoric bog bodies in northern Europe and the evidence which their remains reveal about themselves and the civilizations in which they lived. In support of the Common Core Learning Standards (CCLS).

Explores the variety of prehistoric life from fossils of early fish to the skeletons of meat-eating dinosaurs.

Uses a tabloid newspaper format to teach children about the Stone Age; includes information on the tools cavemen used, the first man to walk on two legs, the creation of the wheel, and other related topics.

Text and photographs present a description of early humans, their origins, their tools and weapons, how they hunted and foraged for food, and the role of family life, money, religion, and magic.