Elizabeth MacLeod

Light Paperback (1 lb or less)

Missouri

Describes how to create a garden, how to grow houseplants, and also features ideas for nature crafts.

Grow It Again

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Michigan

An inventive life

⭐ Alexander Graham Bell

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Hardcover (1 to 2 lbs)

Texas

Lions & Pandas

Getting to Know Nature’s Children

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Light Hardcover (1 lb or less)

Alabama

Science

Lions, Pandas

Getting To Know Nature's Children

180 Events, People and Inventions That Changed the World

This fascinating, chronological "walk through history" offers a unique perspective by providing context and connections "to show how we are all part of, and linked to, the past, the present and the future." From the first appearance of humans six million years ago up to the modern day, 180 extensively researched and fact-checked entries describe world-changing events and people through time. The topics covered include scientific discoveries; revolutions (political, industrial and scientific); natural and human-made disasters; important books, plays and art; and the people behind it all. Fully illustrated and written in an engaging, accessible, quick-moving style, the entries capture the essence of what makes each subject noteworthy and why it mattered at the time as well as today. "Learning about history makes you realize that what happens in one place and time can spill over to another," the authors write. "Each event creates a ripple effect. Sometimes we don't know what the ripple will be till years later." They flesh out this cause-and-effect concept in numerous cross-references to other related entries in the book, and in special "Ripples" boxes that further explore the future impacts of the event. Besides the table of contents, which can function also as a time line, the book contains a separate at-a-glance time line broken down by subject, a particularly helpful resource for social studies lessons, and an extensive index. This essential, thorough, one-stop history sourcebook is sure to find continuous use in the classroom or library.

A History of Just about Everything

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South Carolina

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Elizabeth MacLeod

Grow It Again

Elizabeth MacLeod

⭐ Alexander Graham Bell

Elizabeth MacLeod

Getting to Know Nature’s Children

Elizabeth MacLeod, Merebeth Switzer

Getting To Know Nature's Children

Elizabeth MacLeod; Frieda Wishinsky; Qin Leng (Illustrator)

A History of Just about Everything

Janis Barr, David McDonald, Elizabeth MacLeod

Instant STEM Activities 5th