Nonfiction - Elementary
Lita Judge poses 12 prehistoric creatures with modern people or animals in compelling support of the observation that dinos came in a great range of sizes.
SLJ's book review editors selected the best nonfiction titles of 2013. Here you'll find rich primary source material, engaging narrative style, and sophisticated design. Historical giants as well as little known figures are profiled in this list of distinguished informational books.
Camels, beavers, dogs, and frogs all make a grand showing in SLJ's November nonfiction reviews for the preschool to fourth grade audiences.
An informative look at a technology that everyone uses and most people take for granted.
Using a question/answer format, Goldstone explains the concepts of possibility, impossibility, probability, improbability, and certainty.
More math fun (Goldstone), more frogs (Himmelman), and more
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