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Work Place Student Book Blacklines
by Allyn Fisher Tyson Smith Raven Deerwater Anne E. FischerNIMAC-sourced textbook
Workbook 2 [Grade 5]
by Jerry Silbert Siegfried EngelmannExpressive Writing helps students learn to express ideas by writing sentences, paragraphs and stories that articulate precisely what the writer wishes to say. The program addresses essential skills with four instructional strands - mechanics, sentence writing, paragraph and story writing and editing. Use Expressive Writing 2 for students who are ready to learn to: write and correctly punctuate compound and complex sentences; produce paragraphs with a topic sentence, supporting details and a conclusion; edit consistently for punctuation, tense and unclear pronouns; revise to improve structure, coherence and clarity.
Workbook for Living Together
by Pathway PublishersLanguage Arts Workbook for Living Together Grade 5
Workbook: Social Studies, The United States
by The Editors at the PearsonThis is the social studies workbook meant for fifth graders with exercises and lesson reviews to help the students.
Working Boats: An Inside Look at Ten Amazing Watercraft
by Tom Crestodina"Boys and girls — and grown-ups — intrigued by the maritime world of the North Pacific will get much pleasure and a pack of insider knowledge from Tom Crestodina&’s Working Boats"—New York TimesThis visually engaging book filled with cross sections and exploded views of working boats is perfect for children--and even adults--curious about the mechanics of boats and the lives of people who work on boats.Filled with full-page spreads of cross sections of ten intriguing working boats, this book provides a glimpse into their inner workings, as well as highlights of each boat's unique engineering components that enable it to do the job it was built for. Want to know what goes on behind the scenes of a Coast Guard rescue, what it's like to work on a science research vessel, or what's involved in crabbing? The book includes illustrated details about each boat's mission and jobs people do on board, as well as a glimpse of what life is like on a working boat. Packed with information that's fun and practical, the book also includes details about maritime instruments, such as how a radar works, on-water safety gear, diesel engines, and mechanics, such as how water is pumped through a fire boat.
Working High and Low (Into Reading, Level S #10)
by Diana NoonanNIMAC-sourced textbook <p><p> Some people have jobs in unusual places, such as high above the ground or deep beneath the surface of Earth. People with these jobs have different challenges from most other workers, and safety is very important. This book describes eight different jobs above and below ground.
Working With Numbers (Level E)
by Steck-Vaughn Staff SheaA best-selling classic, Working with Numbers is a straightforward series offering solid coverage and extra practice for grade-level math-skills an ideal alternative curriculum for struggling students or those requiring remediation.
Working With Words Grade 5: Vocabulary Workbook
by PathwayThis course contains 42 lessons, 2 pages per lesson, with lessons divided into 3 sections: A) match 20 words with definitions; B) use word list to fill in the blank; C) various exercises. Every 4th lesson includes a review section instead of section C. Every 8th lesson includes a test after the review. There are a total of 5 tests, found in the back of the book, which may be cut out and reserved.
Working Words in Spelling (E)
by G. Willard Woodruff George N. Moore Robert G. Forest Richard A. Talbot Ann R. TalbotBecome a SHARP speller by using the following:<P> * See the word.<P> * Hear the word.<P> * Adopt the word.<P> * Record the word. <P> * Proofread the word. <P>
Working at an Airport (Into Reading, Level S #43)
by Diana NoonanNIMAC-sourced textbook <p><p> Airports are very busy and exciting places that thousands of people go through every day. Many people work at airports, doing a variety of jobs. From security staff and baggage handlers to air traffic controllers and firefighters, everyone who works at an airport plays an important role.
Working on the Pony Express: A This or That Debate (This or That?: History Edition)
by Jessica RusickBy 1860, Americans had settled from coast to coast. How could mail get from east to west? The Pony Express! Brave Pony Express riders did whatever it took to get the mail delivered quickly. They faced many difficult choices along the way. Now the choices are yours. Would you rather encounter a grizzly bear or a mountain lion? Would you rather ride through driving snow or pouring rain? It's your turn to pick this or that!
Working with Electricity and Magnetism
by Pam Hirschfeld Kathy FurgangFind out about electricity and magnetism by investigating the concepts of static electricity, current, electricity, magnetism, and electromagnetism.
Working with Motors and Simple Machines, Student Guide
by National Science Resources Center Taina Litwak Dane J. TolerNIMAC-sourced textbook
Working with Numbers: Student Edition, Level B (Steck-Vaughn Working with Numbers Ser.)
by Steck-Vaughn Staff WeatherlyA best-selling classic, Working with Numbers is a straightforward series offering solid coverage and extra practice for grade-level math skills. Useful as an alternative curriculum for struggling students or those requiring remediation. Student edition for Level B. Publisher: Harcourt School Format: 142 pages, paperback Grade: 2 ISBN: 9780739891575
World Almanac Oddball Animals: 2,501 Fantastic Facts About the Weirdest, Wackiest, and Wildest Creatures on Earth
by Joanne Mattern World Almanac Kids™From the #1 New York Times bestselling World Almanac comes a colorful, fun-filled book devoted to the odd, fascinating, and unusual animals that share our planet. From the weirdest mammals and birds, to reptiles, amphibians, insects, and fish you may not have even known existed, this book combines trivia and fast facts with solid science on the oddest critters around. Find a new pest––or pet possibility?––on every page, complete with eye-catching photos to appeal to animal lovers of all ages. While younger readers enjoy sharing just how weird the animal world gets, parents and teachers will find a valuable source of information with fun details and engaging new topics you can't find in just every textbook or even a trip to the zoo. Amaze curious animal lovers with astonishing odd animals and their singular quirks, such as: A sea star (what was once called a starfish) isn't a fish at all. And since its mouth is too small to swallow its food, instead it pushes its stomach outside of its mouth to eat. The archer fish shoots powerful jets of water from its mouth to knock tasty insects out of mid-air from up to five feet away. When threatened, a bombardier beetle can release a chemical strong enough to burn skin. Binturongs smell like popcorn––but the reason why might be too gross to put into words here. You'll have to look inside for more! Even the biggest animal lover can find something new and fascinating about the animal kingdom in World Almanac Oddball Animals.
World Atlas: Grade 3-6
by Macmillan/McGraw-Hill GlencoeFamiliarize students with: * Earth * Its People * And Its Countries With Primary Atlas for K-3 and Intermediate Atlas for 3-6.
World Champions! A Max Einstein Adventure (Max Einstein #4)
by James Patterson Chris GrabensteinMax finally meets her hero, Albert Einstein, as she dashes across glaciers, visits the Great Barrier Reef, and flies a solar-powered jet in a race to stop Global Warming—before it&’s too late for Planet Earth.World Champions . . . GET OUTDOORS From racing across glaciers in Greenland and flying in a super fancy solar-powered jet to Hawaii, to visiting the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Australia and hanging out with a robot named Leo, twelve-year-old genius Max and her friends live for adventure. TAKE ACTION Whenever there's a problem to solve, the kids work better together. So does an evil group of the rich and powerful, who will do whatever it takes to split the kids up—even as the planet is changing before their eyes. NEVER GIVE UP Max has one more surprise in her playbook, and if she's going to pull it off, she needs her team around her. Whoever said that kids can't save the world?
World Cup: An Action-Packed Look at Soccer's Biggest Competition
by Matt Christopher<p>Dive into the thrilling history of soccer's most famous tournament in this comprehensive guide to the World Cup! <p>Soccer. No other sport in the world captivates a bigger audience--and no other competition electrifies its fans like the World Cup. Jam-packed with information about each and every World Cup ever played, this revised and updated edition of a Matt Christopher classic captures all the amazing highlights of soccer's most famous tournament. <p>Want to know who was behind the biggest surprise defeat of the 1950 World Cup? It's in here. Want to know which country has won the Women's World Cup more than any other? Just turn the page. Want to know more about the biggest triumphs and harshest defeats, all while feeling like you're on the field with the sports legends? Wondering what the term Total Football means? You'll find the answers here--along with much, much more.
World Cup: The #1 Sports Series for Kids
by Matt ChristopherSoccer. No other sport in the world captivates a bigger audience -- and no other competition electrifies its fans like the World Cup. Now, just in time for the next World Cup competition, comes a book just for kids, jam-packed with information about each and every World Cup ever played. Want to know who was behind the biggest surprise defeat of the 1950 tournament? It's in here. Curious about what happened to the Jules Rimet trophy when it was in England ? Turn to the chapter on World Cup 1966. Wondering what the term Total Football means? You'll find the answer here -- along with much, much more, including a bonus chapter on the Women's World Cup and lists of winners, runners-up, and scores of past Cups. And because it all comes from Matt Christopher, young readers know they're getting the best sports writing on the shelf.
World Geography
by Marcel LewinskiWorld Geography covers the rich variety of life on earth, its physical geography, people, environment, cultures, economies, and political issues. ith its easy-to-follow format, this lavishly illustrated text encourages students to read and gain a better understanding about the world in which they live. Special features of World Geography include key statistical information about world nations (Geo-Stats), Map Skills, Writing About Geography, and Geography in Your Life with an emphasis on careers, technology, and basic courses of study.
World History 1350-1600: Renaissance and Reformation
by National Geographic LearningStudents will explore the Renaissance which began in the 1300s in the wealthy city-states of Italy, where ideas of humanism, rediscovery of classical civilization, and realism led to a revolution in the arts, science, and literature. Then the focus turns to the Reformation where religious reformers such as Martin Luther began challenging many practices of the Catholic Church.
World History 500 B.C. - A.D. 500: Ancient Rome
by Editors at the National Geographic SocietyThe book is on the history of Ancient Rome and how from a tiny city-state in central Italy, it grew into one of the largest and most enduring empires.
World History for Kids: Powerful Leaders, Mysterious Empires, and Exciting Explorations—from Ancient Egypt to the Americas (500 Facts)
by Brooke KhanIncredible world history facts for curious kids ages 8 to 12Kids don't need long, boring textbooks to learn about history! Starting in 4000 BCE and finishing in the modern day, World History for Kids helps them explore the past through interesting and memorable facts that they can share with their friends and family.Help kids discover the story of the world with:500 facts—This book teaches kids about many of the incredible things that have happened over the course of history, one informative tidbit at a time.A world of info—Kids will learn about people and places from all over the globe as this book takes them from ancient Mesopotamia to 20th century America.Middle school essentials—This top choice in history books for kids provides a head start on the topics they'll cover in class, plus things they might not learn in school.Bring history to life with the fascinating facts inside World History for Kids.