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World Geography
by Preston E. James Nelda DavisGo on a geographical tour around the world! Explore the world while solving the riddle using informational clues about each country. Students study 30 countries, grouped by continent, using maps, charts, graphs, puzzles, and hands-on activities.
A Sound Move
by Linda MontoyaEddie Hernandez and his band have been invited to play in a festival. One member refuses to practice. Will the band be ready in time?
The Wildfires of 2000
by Lisa MoranIn 2000, wildfires swept across much of the West. Cities and towns in Colorado, New Mexico, and Montana were all hit. How do organizations help people recover from wildfires?
Stargazers: Astronomers in Ancient Times
by Jo PitkinLong ago ancient peoples around the world studied the skies. What did the first stargazers learn?
Introducing Literature
by MacmillanA book that collates poems, songs, plays, stories among other literary works in the aim of introducing literature in an exciting and interesting way to the students.
McGraw-Hill Science
by Richard H. Moyer Joanne Vasquez Jay Hackett National Geographic Society Pamela Stryker H. Prentice Baptiste Lucy H. DanielThis book is organized into four units-Life, Physical, Earth, and Human Body sciences.
California Earth Science Middle School
by Macmillan Mcgraw-HillScience is a way of understanding the world around us. The work of scientists often begins when scientists ask questions about something they observe. Asking and answering questions Is the basis of inquiry.
Writer's Choice: Grammar and Composition (Grade #7)
by Jacqueline Jones Royster Mark LesterA grammar and composition book.
Exploring Careers (3rd Edition)
by Joan Kelly-Plate Ruth Volz-PattonThis completely revised middle school career education program, formerly titled Career Skills, motivates your students to investigate career opportunities they might pursue in the future.
Adventure Travels: An Accounting Simulation Using a General Journal
by Glencoe Mcgraw-HillSimulation of an accountant working at a travel agency.
Young Living (Eighth Edition)
by Nanalee ClaytonBuild a foundation of life management skills for your middle school students. Solid content and a vibrant visual appeal make this text a favorite comprehensive overview of all family and consumer sciences areas.
Challenge of Freedom (3rd edition)
by Robert Sobel Roger Laraus Harry P. MorrisA textbook history of the United States with skill-developing activities in other social studies areas.
Beginning Woodwork (Seventh Edition)
by John L. Feirer"Beginning Woodwork, as a part of a modern industrial education program, includes the following as some of its major objectives: It teaches: 1. students about the woodworking industry. 2. students how to design, plan, and carry through a project in woodworking. 3. basic hand skills in woodworking that are useful to everyone. 4. students how to work safely with woodworking tools and materials and to protect themselves from accidents. 5. consumer values. 6. the conservation of natural resources."
Connecting Math Concepts: Level F
by Siegfried EngelmannA basal program that introduces ideas gradually Level F combined with Bridge level designed for students who need to boost their skills before advancing to algebra.
Mom's Best Friend
by Sally Hobart AlexanderThis book explains the impact on the family of someone getting a successor dog guide, and also many of the tools that blind people use.
Taking Hold: My Journey into Blindness
by Sally Hobart AlexanderA true story of the author's loss of vision as a young woman and of her adaptation to blindness.
Faithfully, Tru
by Patricia G. Baehr15-year-old Tru, longing to be a poet, is torn between her mother's rigid values and the more liberal views of her talented, irresponsible father, who she finally comes to meet.
The Eagles' Child
by Barbara FordAmy is looking forward to staying in New York City with her godmother, Liz, while her mother's away in Africa collecting folktales. But Liz cooks strange gourmet food, cleans all the time, and doesn't even own a VCR. Amy's father lives in New York, too, but he's so preoccupied with his paintings of purple trees that it looks as though he'll have no time for her at all. Then, to make things even worse, Liz lets Amy's beloved pet rat run away! Luckily there's Amy's new best friend, Matilda, who teaches her to tap-dance and introduces her to some of the unusual people in Liz's apartment house. Meanwhile Liz and Amy's father seem to be getting interested in each other, and Amy has mixed feelings as she observes the romance develop. When Amy's mother sends her a folktale about a lizard who saves an eagle's child from a crocodile, Amy realizes the tale is like her life in the city. All the same, though, Amy is sure that she will never, ever understand grown-ups. This lively, funny novel will have readers sympathizing with Amy's struggle to get along in the strange world of adults, and cheering for her newfound self-reliance.
Poisonous Snakes
by Seymour Simon William R. DowneyA work on the most dangerous snakes in the world. It covers their habitats, their venom and how the antivenins are made to save people from the snake bites.
Glencoe World Geography: A Physical and Cultural Approach (3rd edition)
by James L. Swanson Richard G. BoehmGeography textbook.
Animal Farm (With Related Readings)
by George OrwellThe World History and World Geography Library consists of novels and other full-length works, related readings, and study guides you can use for small group or whole-class instruction. Study Guides offer instructional support and student activities for works from the Library. They include extensive back-ground on the author and the work, lesson plans for the work and the Related Readings, blackline master activities, cross-curricular connections, audiovisual recommendations; and assessment.
Glencoe Writer's Choice: Grammar and Composition (Grade #7)
by Glencoe Mcgraw-HillWith its combination of composition segments, grammar lessons, literature models, and hands-on practice exercises, Writer's Choice initiates, expands, and executes what it takes to make your students willing, proficient writers.
Geography: The World and Its People
by Richard G. Boehm Francis P. Hunkins David G. ArmstrongGeography textbook
The American Journey: Building a Nation (California Edition)
by James M. Mcpherson Joyce Appleby Alan BrinkleyThe American Journey: Building a Nation helps you learn about your nation's past by organizing its history around 10 themes.
The American Journey
by James M. Mcpherson Joyce Appleby Alan BrinkleyThe story of the United States begins with geography--the study of the earth in all of its variety. Geography describes the earth's land, water, and plant and animal life. It is the study of places and the complex relationships between people and their environments.