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Students analyze The Watsons Go to Birmingham1963 using key skills from the Common Core. Close reading is required to answer text-dependent questions. Included are student pages with the text-dependent questions and suggested answers.
Making a home is a lifelong pursuit and it starts with your very first place. Suzanne and Lauren McGrath, a mother–daughter team, operate the popular blog Good Bones, Great Pieces. At the core of their philosophy is the belief that every home should have seven essential pieces that can live in almost any room and will always be stylish. The authors explain how to place iconic items of furniture like the love seat and the dresser and rotate them throughout the home as the style or need changes. Illustrated with photographs of homes and apartments that the McGraths have designed, as well as apartments by some iconic designers, this book is a wonderful resource, whether you are starting out with your first apartment or rethinking the design of your home. Praise for Good Bones, Great Pieces: “The mother and daughter team of Suzanne and Lauren McGrath have created an excellent and useful book for both beginners and more experienced home decorators. Making use of cherished family furniture and objects in combination with affordable and available pieces, the team encourages us all to be both carefree and careful in our creation of a comfortable and comforting home.” —Martha Stewart "A must-read for first-timers and seasoned home decorators alike." – Traditional Home “Fail-proof guides to insider sources, suggestions on how to reincarnate tired pieces of furniture, and expert weigh-ins from iconic designers like Miles Redd and Robert Couturier are the gloss on the paint.” —ArchitecturalDigest.com
Photographs depict young cat characters on a busy day as they sweep the floor, wash the windows, and perform other household tasks.
A day in the life of Jenny Jellyfish and her friends includes being beached by a storm.
Endurance athletes depend on a continuous supply of fluids and fuel to maximise performance. Written specifically for these hard-core competitors, this book tells readers what works - and what doesn't - in actual training and races.
Describes the different species, habitats, life cycle, colorful trains, and behaviors of the peafowl.
This story is about gravity.
Before I used it, the key had infinite possibilities. Eleven-year-old Elise feels stuck. Her school locker-buddy squashes her lunch and laughs at her, every day. She doesn't want to go to school - and her best friend Franklin just makes things worse. Now I was ready for something to be different. Anything, really. One day Elise discovers an incredible secret. A secret that might just help her unlock her past, and take a chance on the future. I decided that tomorrow I would see what that key opened up. It had my name on it, after all . . .
Wire objects have worked their way into virtually every human activity. Since the eighteenth century, such occupations as housekeeping, cooking, gardening, fishing, and hunting were unthinkable without them. Shopkeepers fashioned wire into display racks, and children played with wire toys. Many pieces, such as fruit bowls, platters, and baskets of all kinds served both practical and decorative functions. With its vintage photographs, pages from early catalogs, old advertisements, and more than 300 evocative full-color photographs, Wire reveals why there is such a strong revival of interest in these pieces and demonstrates how they can be integrated into our homes today.
48 puzzles gather ornaments to decorate a tree, show Santa the way down a chimney, and much more. Instructive captions and solutions.
Forty-six enchanting labyrinths ask youngsters to help the prince find Snow White, show the country mouse what path to take to visit her city cousin, and much more. Solutions.
Discusses the characteristics and behavior of an oyster in a story designed to promote environmental awareness
A collection of eighteen short poems celebrating love and friendship between animals, from cats and sheep to giraffes and crocodiles.
Describes the remarkable journey that eels make from their homes along the coast to the Sargasso Sea in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean to mate and produce their young
