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Breeds introduces the defining characteristics and origin stories of several cat breeds. Speak offers interpretations of common behaviors and recommendations for a happy pet. Personable texts are accompanied by high-quality stock photos, helpful charts, definitions, and sidebars. Both are appended with projects and discussion questions; Breeds includes a "Which Cat Breed Is Best for You?" quiz. Reading list. Glos., ind. Review covers these Snap Books: Cats Rule! titles: Favorite Cat Breeds and Cat Speak.
Good choices where additional ideas for science experiments are needed.
Each volume includes several activities--widely varying in quality--to introduce mid-elementary students to physics and chemistry concepts. Although the concise steps and bright photographs of children engaged in the experiments imply that these are straightforward, the directions are often vague, materials other than the title items need to be obtained, and the science is poorly explained. Reading list, websites. Glos., ind. Review covers the following One-Stop Science titles: Experiments with a Flashlight, Experiments with a Lemon, Experiments with a Ruler, and Experiments with Water.
Recommended for budding experimenters and for career-minded younger readers.
Definitions of computers and their parts, as well as descriptions of computer-related jobs, orient readers to this lucrative STEM field. The superficial descriptions provide only cursory information about computer science and its pioneers, both historical and modern. Photographs of scientists and fairly current technologies are included. The purposeful series features intermittent, weakly-related comprehension activities, prompts, and links for further research. Reading list. Glos., ind.
Trivia questions, divided into four chapters by difficulty, appear directly above answers. The format makes "cheating" hard to avoid: "In which sport did Lindsey Vonn win a gold medal in 2010?" is asked on the facing page to Vonn's downhill skiing picture. Sports fans are better off quizzing one another. A final quiz is provided. Reading list. Glos., ind. Review covers the following SportsZone: Sports Trivia titles: Basketball Trivia, Olympic Trivia, Baseball Trivia, Soccer Trivia, Football Trivia, and Hockey Trivia.
Lively support for primary level arithmetic instruction.
These six colorfully designed books, heavily illustrated with stock photos, contain short chapters introducing math concepts (addition, subtraction, counting); tools (rulers, scales); notations (plus, minus, cent sign); equivalents (coins to dollar bills); and more. The user-friendly books feature large print and real-life examples. Most chapters end with a hands-on activity or question to extend concept learning. An additional activity concludes each book. Glos.