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Interactive Science: Forces and Energy
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn Thornton Michael E. WysessionNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: Grade 7
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah MillerNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: Human Body Systems
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn Thornton Michael E. WysessionNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: Introduction to Chemistry
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn Thornton Michael E. WysessionNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: Life Science
by Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn ThorntonThe Interactive Science curriculum for homeschooling is a series of materials you can use to educate your child about science. Spanning from Kindergarten through Grade 8, the program will guide your child through the subject and solidify his or her knowledge. The final installment of Interactive Science, Grade 8 is designed just as carefully as the rest of the homeschool program. All Interactive Science curricula help your child stay engaged in learning by providing materials that include fun labs and exciting activities. Interactive Science: Grade 8 is a dynamic program that allows you to tailor your child's lessons to her or her needs. You can set the pace of your child's education using this curriculum. Furthermore, by using Interactive Science: Grade 8, you'll have all the tools you'll need to ensure each lesson has the right level of challenge for your child and is engaging. The lessons you create using Interactive Science will progress seamlessly through various Grade levels, helping your child develop a solid knowledge of the subject matter. By the time you complete Grade 8, your child should be able to: Interpret and create graphs using data collected during experimentation. Explain basic physics concepts, such as speed, motion and force. Understand and explain the process of natural selection. Explain the relationship between Earth and its solar system. Analyze results of an experiment and determine why they occurred. Explain what chemical reactions are and how they work. You will help your child achieve these and other important goals by using the materials included in Interactive Science: Grade 8. You can get a more detailed look at what is included in this program by visiting the Features and Benefits page. Please note that Pearson creates educational materials for all types of learners. For that reason, when creating a program, we ensure that the material will be accessible to as many students as possible. As such, we create many ancillary products that fit specific situations and meet a variety of needs. While there are many components to each of our overall educational programs, some of these ancillaries do not meet the needs of homeschoolers, others do not make sense in a homeschool environment and some require an expensive technological infrastructure to deploy. The homeschool product configurations, while selected from a larger program, are complete curriculum bundles designed to engage your children and help them thrive while being mindful of your budget. It is important to note that at times there will be resources mentioned throughout our curriculum material descriptions that are not included in your package. However this will not hinder your child's successful completion of the course. Rather, the exclusion of certain materials will make homeschooling more budget-friendly and will ensure your curriculum meets your individual needs.
Interactive Science: Physical Science (Virginia Edition)
by The Editors at PearsonThis book intends to introduce all the basics and essential topics of physical science and explore them using interactive tools.
Interactive Science: Science and Technology
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn Thornton Michael E. WysessionNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: Sound and Light
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn Thornton Michael E. WysessionNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: The Diversity of Life
by Prentice Hall Buckley1. Introduction to Living Things <p><p> 2. Viruses, Bacteria, Protists, and Fungi <p> 3. Plants <p> 4. Introduction to Animals <p> 5. Getting Around <p> 6. Obtainng Energy <p> 7. Animal Reproduction and Behavior
Interactive Science: The Diversity of Life
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn Thornton Michael E. WysessionNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interactive Science: Water and the Atmosphere
by Michael J. Padilla Don Buckley Zipporah Miller Kathryn Thornton Michael E. WysessionNIMAC-sourced textbook
Interference
by Lorna Schultz NicholsonJosh has finally made it to an elite hockey team and is determined to play as well as his older brother, Matt. But Josh is so tired and sluggish at practice -- and so thirsty and hungry all the time -- he worries he'll be cut from the team. Little does everyone know, Josh's undiagnosed Type 1 diabetes is working against him -- and getting more serious by the day. Interference is a compelling novel about a determined young athlete struggling with many new challenges.
Interference (Arthur A Levine Novel Bks.)
by Kay HoneymanFriday Night Lights meets Jane Austen's Emma in this wonderful novel about a big election, big games, the big state of Texas, and a little romance.As a Congressman's daughter in Washington, D.C., Kate Hamilton is good at getting what she wants -- what some people might call "interfering." But when her family moves to West Texas so her dad can run in a special election, Kate encounters some difficulties that test all her political skills. None of her matchmaking efforts go according to plan. Her father's campaign gets off to a rough start. A pro tip for moving to Texas: Don't slam the star quarterback's hand in a door. And whenever Kate messes up, the irritatingly right (and handsome) Hunter Price is there to witness it. But Kate has determination and a good heart, and with all her political savvy -- and a little clever interference -- she'll figure out what it takes to make Red Dirt home. Terrifically funny and sweetly romantic, with whip-crack dialogue and a wise perspective on growing up, Interference is the perfect next read for fans of Jenny Han, Huntley Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth Eulberg, or Sarah Dessen.
Interlude (A Love, Lucas Novel #3)
by Chantele SedgwickWhen Mia Cox finds out she can’t donate her kidney to save her younger sister’s life, she doesn’t hesitate to jump on a plane to New York, convinced she can talk their estranged birth mother, Carmen, into donating hers instead. She doesn’t know the city or how she’ll find Carmen when she gets there, but she has to try. If she doesn’t, Maddy’s going to die. On the cross-country flight, Mia figures she’ll have more than enough time to make a plan for when she lands-where she’ll go, where she’ll sleep, what she’ll eat. But then she falls into an embarrassing conversation with the cute boy sitting next to her, and only after she insults him does she realize he’s the one and only Jaxton Scott, the troubled lead singer of a famous rock band she hates. While Mia is running toward what she hopes is a cure for her sister, Jax is running away from his rockstar life. As the hours pass, they get to know each other, and she finds herself opening up to him like she never has to anyone. When Jax volunteers to help Mia on the rest of her journey, she’s hesitant to accept his offer. Under different circumstances, she would want to get to know him better, but how can she entertain this random crush on a real-life rockstar while Maddy lies in the hospital, her name one of many on a never-ending transplant list? Though everything seems perfect while they’re in the air, once on the ground again, Mia’s lack of preparation catches up with her, and she receives grave news from home. Clinging to the shred of hope she has left, she accepts Jax’s help but makes it clear that her priority is finding Carmen and saving Maddy’s life. She will not, under any circumstances, stray from her mission no matter how cute, thoughtful, and sweet her new friend may be.
Intermediate Algebra
by Margaret L. Lial John Hornsby Terry McginnisStudents who have never studied algebra--as well as those who require further review of basic algebraic concepts before taking additional courses in mathematics, business, science, nursing, or other fields--will benefit from this textbook.
Intermediate Language Skills: A Student Guide (3rd Edition)
by K12An intermediate language skills guide for all students.
Intermediate Mathematics: A Student Guide
by K12A comprehensive student guide through Intermediate Mathematics.
Internet Security: From Concept to Consumer (Calling All Innovators: A Career for You)
by Nel YomtovLearn about the history of internet security and find out what it takes to make it in this exciting career field.
Internment
by Samira AhmedRebellions are built on hope. <P><P>Set in a horrifying near-future United States, seventeen-year-old Layla Amin and her parents are forced into an internment camp for Muslim American citizens. <P><P>With the help of newly made friends also trapped within the internment camp, her boyfriend on the outside, and an unexpected alliance, Layla begins a journey to fight for freedom, leading a revolution against the internment camp's Director and his guards. <P><P>Heart-racing and emotional, Internment challenges readers to fight complicit silence that exists in our society today. <P><b>A New York Times Bestseller</b>
Into Math™, Grade 7 (Into Math)
by Timothy D. Kanold Edward B. Burger Juli K. DixonNIMAC-sourced textbook
Into Math™: Student Edition, Accelerated Grade 7, 2020 (Into Math)
by Timothy D. Kanold Edward B. Burger Juli K. DixonNIMAC-sourced textbook
Into No Man’s Land, the Journal of Patrick Seamus Flaherty, United States Marine Corps, Khe Sanh, Vietnam: The Journal Of Patrick Seamus Flaherty, United States Marine Corps, Khe Sanh, Vietnam 1968
by Ellen Emerson WhiteThe Vietnam War journal of Patrick Seamus Flaherty is now available in paperback, with an exciting repackaging! Determined to do his duty for his country, Patrick Seamus Flaherty joins the Marines right after graduation to fight in the Vietnam War. But Southeast Asia is a far cry from Patrick's hometown of Boston, and as soon as he arrives, he realizes that he's made a terrible mistake.Confronted with oppressive heat, dense jungles, and an enemy that is everywhere, Patrick is overwhelmed by life on the battlefield. With the help of his comrades, Patrick slowly starts to find a way to deal with the harsh realities he faces. But under constant assault by the North Vietnamese, Patrick isn't sure he'll ever make it home again, and as the months drag on, he and his unit question whether they're actually making a difference. Writing in the journal his father gave him before shipping out, Patrick brings Khe Sanh to vivid life through the smells, tastes, sounds, horrors, loneliness, and the friendships that are so much of the chaos called war.