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Unusual and Awesome Jobs in Sports: Pro Team Mascot, Pit Crew Member, and More
Put this series on display—it won't stay there long.
Introductions to unusual, exciting jobs requiring a strong
background in science and technology may help students appreciate
practical applications for the subjects. Each book features
descriptions and stats (requirements, salary range, schedule) for
ten careers, from roller coaster designer and robotics engineer to
animal trainer and volcanologist. Busy spreads include photos, loud
graphics, and "You'd Better Believe It" boxes. Reading list. Glos.,
ind. Review covers the following Edge Books: You Get Paid for That?
titles: Unusual and Awesome Jobs Using Technology and
Unusual and Awesome Jobs Using Science.
What Degree Do I Need to Pursue a Career in Bookkeeping & Accounting?
Excellent additions for high school collections and career centers.
PebbleGo Next
Grade 1–5Overview The latest module of Pebble GoNext's social studies resource emphasizes Native American history and culture, offering young researchers a multimedia immersion into tribal life in the United States and Canada...
Afterschool Edge
Grade Pres-Gr 5Hardware Overview The AfterSchool Edge from AWE Digital Learning Solutions offers 65-plus children's software programs loaded into a tablet or touchscreen desktop computer...
Dian Fossey: Friend to Africa's Gorillas
Gr 5–8—Here we meet two women devoted to primates and two with a passion for the sea (one devoted exclusively to it and the other concerned with the ocean and environment in general)...
Ernest Hemingway and World War I.
Gr 9 Up—Densely historical and appealingly organized, these texts are divided into two halves—the writer's cultural context and his or her biography...
Core Workouts
Gr 9 Up—Each title introduces readers to various styles of exercise and their benefits, providing historical and scientific background as well as practical exercise routines...
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