coins

A dime may be the smallest coin, but there s still a lot young readers can learn about it. Readers discover the meanings of the symbols on the back of the dime and the face on the font, which support basic social studies curriculum topics. They also work to solve math problems dealing with monetary equivalencies and addition. Detailed photographs are closely related to the clear text on each page to help readers strengthen comprehension skills. A picture glossary is also included to build the vocabularies of young readers. The dazzling layout is sure to engage reluctant readers. Detailed Table of Contents, Index, Picture Glossary, Web Sites.

Two-Face and Clayface team up to capture Batman and Robin, and crush them under a giant coin.

Describes the parts of American coins, how they are made, and the different kinds of twentieth- and twenty-first-century coins to collect, and features over 150 coin slots.

Readers see nickels often in their everyday lives. These coins can be used to teach basic math skills, such as skip-counting and addition. As they read, they also learn concepts that commonly appear in elementary social studies curricula, such as early American history. The close relationship between the text and detailed photographs help build strong reading comprehension skills, and a picture glossary helps build vocabularies. Exciting designs hold readers interests with each turn of the page. Whose house is on the back of the nickel? The answer to this question and many more are waiting for readers to discover! Detailed Table of Contents, Index, Picture Glossary, Web Sites.

Jigsaw and Mila investigate the disappearance of a rare coin which Lucy gave to Bigs Maloney.

Two-Face is on the loose and his crimes have Batman and Robin working double time to the flip of his lucky coin.

Ed, his friends, and even his little sister are eager to go to Dinosaur Discovery, but ever since he found the magic coin called Silver Center, strange things happen around Ed--so he is not surprised to find that a blue dinosaur has followed his sister home.

Using Ty the Tyrannosaurus Rex's new invention, the Dino Detectives find a bag of strange coins at the beach and trace them back to a carnival.

"The protagonist of this historical novel, which is set in the Shetland Islands and also New York City around 1840, is Christian Robertson, a crofter and son of a crofter (small, struggling tenant farmer). When Christian's brother frames him for the theft of a bag of coins, Christian must leave home and embark on a journey to return the coins and clear his name"--Provided by publisher.