Scott, Janine

A brief overview of different types of farms and the animals that are raised there, including sheep, cattle, hogs, bees, ostriches, caribou, and peacocks.

Briefly describes how various creatures use their different senses.

Introduces children to the people, places, history, and culture of the Great Britain and provides information on the country's attractions, popular landmarks, cuisine, and interesting trivia.

Uses real-life examples to demonstrate the importance of measuring and measuring correctly.

Looks at some of the many different methods people have used to tell time throughout history, and discusses the standardization of time around the world. Includes a glossary.

Presents the concept of estimation and how important it can be to give an approximate measure, such as when adding a pinch of salt to a recipe or rounding off one's age.

Provides an introduction to the food pyramid, and discusses the benefits of eating selections from each category on the chart. Includes a glossary.

Photographs and text describe the rain forest and its plant and animal life.

A simple introduction to the five basic senses and such other senses as balance, hunger, and thirst.

Introduces different shapes and patterns and shows where they can be found in nature and in man-made objects.