Baicker, Karen

Rhyming text presents the play, food, animal friends, and sleepy end of a toddler's day.

Presents a story about how baby raccoons grow, and provides information about a raccoon's body, what it eats, and how and where it lives.

Contains over sixty primary source documents for use with the interactive whiteboard that provide information about Colonial America, the Westward Movement, and the Civil War, with background information, guiding questions, and activities for students in grades four to eight.

Presents primary sources and activity sheets to help teach fourth through eighth graders about immigration in America from the nineteenth to the twenty-first century.

Presents primary documents from Colonial America along with teaching materials for grades 4-8, including background information, teaching suggestions, discussion questions, and reproducible activity pages.

Contains easy-to-make reproducible activities in origami that build concepts, skills, and vocabulary in geometry, fractions, and measurements.

Photographs and easy-to-follow text introduce children to various species of lemurs, describing their habitat, behavior, physical characteristics, and other related topics.

Three babies who are growing in a garden become tired of everyone saying they are just alike, so they pop free of their pod, set off on their own adventures, and prove that each one of them is unique.