Teaches Young Students About The Structure Of Word Problems And How To Solve Them.

Word problems can be thought of as little math puzzles we read. Students learn that solving a word problem involves reading it carefully then turning the words into numbers. The book demonstrates how to solve addition and subtraction word problems by using objects or drawings. This title also will allow students to explain how an author uses reasons and evidence to support particular points in a text and identify which reasons and evidence support specific point(s).

Teaches Young Students About Basic Concepts Of Geometry, Such As Angles And Planes.

Set out for a day at the beach and learn about all the three-dimensional shapes you will see there. The book introduces the cone, cube, sphere, pyramid, and cylinder, all while using a familiar setting.

Nocturnal owls own the night. These winged hunters are expertly adapted for survival after the sun goes down. Did you know that owls have tube-shaped eyes that help them see well in low light? They also have specialized feathers that enable them to fly almost silently. Owls at Night is packed with even more fascinating facts and stunning images to keep young readers engaged and wanting more.

Meet the aye-aye, the world's largest nocturnal primate! This odd-looking animal is a master of the darkness. Did you know that aye-ayes have an elongated finger that they use to find insects? They also use their oversized ears to locate their meal. Ayes-Ayes at Night is packed with even more fascinating facts and stunning images to keep young readers engaged and wanting more.

Flying squirrels are acrobats of the night sky. Thanks to specialized skin that stretches from their wrists to their ankles, these little aviators can silently glide for up to 300 feet (91.4 meters)! Did you also know that they have excellent night vision? Flying Squirrels at Night is packed with even more fascinating facts and stunning images to keep young readers engaged and wanting more.

Under the cover of night, opossums are thriving. Did you know that opossums have a highly developed sense of smell that helps them find food and navigate in the dark? They also have opposable thumbs on their hind feet and prehensile tails! Opossums at Night is packed with even more fascinating facts and stunning images to keep young readers engaged and wanting more.

Have you ever walked by a dumpster on a hot day? The stink is stupendous! Garbage is one of the best breeding grounds for bacteria and other microbes. So, what exactly causes that distinctive trash odor? In this book, we're going on a stinky journey to find out! Get ready to hold your nose and uncover some of the grossest and weirdest whiffs on the planet.

Have you ever smelled a skunk's spray? Did you know there are animals that are far stinkier? For example, the lesser anteater releases an incredibly nasty odor from a gland near its tail. And a bird called the Hoatzin produces some of the world's worst-smelling farts. But why? In this book, we're going on a stinky journey to find out! Get ready to hold your nose and uncover some of the grossest and weirdest whiffs on the planet.

Move aside, butterflies. Moths work the night shift! They pollinate a tremendous number of plants and have some of the best camouflage in the natural world. Some moths also have special abilities to help them evade hungry bats. Moths at Night is packed with even more fascinating facts and stunning images to keep young readers engaged and wanting more.

Forget what you've heard--bats are amazing! They play a vital role in our ecosystem, and most hunt in total darkness. Bats can eat thousands of pest insects in a single night. They also have an extraordinary sense called echolocation to help them find their prey. Bats at Night is packed with even more fascinating facts and stunning images to keep young readers engaged and wanting more.