Fredericks, Anthony D

Take-home activities for parents to do with children. Each includes a summary of a book and discussion questions.

Describes why and how such creatures as squids, scallops, devil fish, and sea otters swim--for protection, for pleasure, and to get around.

Photographs and text provide information about some of the world's most unique animals, grouped in the categories of camouflagers, survivors, swimmers, terminators, and weird walkers.

Contains lessons, strategies, and activities that may be used to teach science concepts in elementary classrooms, each with a related list of literature selections, as well experiments and projects that integrate skills from other areas of the curriculum.

Outlines ideas, activities, and procedures for developing successful science fair projects.

Provides information about all aspects of the universe: galaxies, the solar system, stars, asteroids and meteoroids, space exploration and more. Includes related hands-on activities and projects.

A collection of more than twenty-five scripts that have been adapted from Mother Goose rhymes and fairy tales so that young readers can perform and enjoy them.