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"Shiver! The weather is cold. Bundle up and find out why cold weather happens. Bring augmented reality to your students by downloading the free Capstone 4D app and scanning for access to an online article, video, and discussion questions"--Provided by the publisher.

"Far up in the north is a blueberry-blue house with a grass roof, where Lisa and Nils live. One day a tourist arrives: Otto has cycled for months, maybe years to visit his friends and to see the northern lights. But Otto is from a land where it's always warm. He had no idea it could get so cold up here"--Provided by publisher.

Describes the basic properties of materials, contrasting things that are hot and things that are cold, and includes photographs, a picture glossary, and a quiz.

Dora and Boots take a chilly trip to the Chocolate Tree for Abuela, who needs more chocolate to make a special surprise.

Simple text and illustrations introduce the concepts of hot and cold with colorful baby dinosaurs.

"Carefully leveled text and ... photographs introduce early readers to the concept of opposites by encouraging them to compare things that are hot with things that are cold. Includes tools for teachers, a table of contents, words to know, and an index"--Provided by publisher.

"Milo and Lina Graf have picked up the trail of their kidnapped parents--but an ambush in the depths of Wild Space leaves them stranded on a desolate ice planet. With an old enemy out for revenge, can they survive the cold?"--Back cover.

"Brrr! There's a frost in the fridge-and it's hardened Pudding Pond and frozen Yogurt Falls. Agent Asparagus is on the case, and she begs Lady Pancake and Sir French Toast to join her superspy team. But when the enemy snatches Asparagus, Pancake and French Toast have only one dough man to turn to for help: the evil Baron von Waffle! Will he help them save the fridge . . . or are they doomed to become frozen food?"--Amazon.com.

Investigates the difference between things that are hot and cold.

Simple text and illustrations examine a cold day, discussing what you can see and what you can do.