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Classics for Young Readers, Volume 1
by K12A collection of delightful stories for children. These stories include: The Little Red, the Lion, Hen, The Crane and The Gingerbread Man.
History 4: Student Guide, Part 2
by K12"Every so often, human history seems to take a great leap forward. Suddenly people are able to do things they have never done before. They see their world in a whole new light. The late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries were such a time. In Europe and in the United States, people had invention fever. They sped up communication and transportation. They figured out new ways to cure diseases and to link the seas. It was an age of confidence. ""Can do!"" was the attitude. ""We can figure it out. We can make it happen."" Great optimism marked the age, and people went further than ever before. Let's remember some of their achievements. Every so often, human history seems to take a great leap forward. Suddenly people are able to do things they have never done before. They see their world in a whole new light. The late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries were such a time. In Europe and in the United States, people had invention fever. They sped up communication and transportation. They figured out new ways to cure diseases and to link the seas. It was an age of confidence. ""Can do!"" was the attitude. ""We can figure it out. We can make it happen."" Great optimism marked the age, and people went further than ever before. Let's remember some of their achievements. Every so often, human history seems to take a great leap forward. Suddenly people are able to do things they have never done before. They see their world in a whole new light. The late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries were such a time. In Europe and in the United States, people had invention fever. They sped up communication and transportation. They figured out new ways to cure diseases and to link the seas. It was an age of confidence. ""Can do!"" was the attitude. ""We can figure it out. We can make it happen."" Great optimism marked the age, and people went further than ever before. Let's remember some of their achievements. Every so often, human history seems to take a great leap forward. Suddenly people are able to do things they have never done before. They see their world in a whole new light. The late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries were such a time. In Europe and in the United States, people had invention fever. They sped up communication and transportation. They figured out new ways to cure diseases and to link the seas. It was an age of confidence. ""Can do!"" was the attitude. ""We can figure it out. We can make it happen."" Great optimism marked the age, and people went further than ever before. Let's remember some of their achievements. "
Intermediate Art World A Student Pages Sem. 1 & 2
by K12Intermediate Art: World A is designed to complement the World History: From Prehistory Through the Middle Ages course. Following the timeline of the K12 History program, lessons introduce students to the artists, cultures, and great works of world art and architecture from ancient through medieval times.
Intermediate Language Skills: A Student Guide (3rd Edition)
by K12An intermediate language skills guide for all students.
Intermediate Mathematics: A Student Guide
by K12A comprehensive student guide through Intermediate Mathematics.
Intermediate World History A: Student Pages (Semesters 1 & #2)
by K12An edition that provides students worksheets and assessments on world history
Science 1: Student Guide, Part 1
by K12Hands-on exercises and reflections on topics such as: Acting Like a Scientist Matterland Everyday Weather Animal Classification Adaptations
Science 1: Student Guide, Part 2
by K12Hands-on science exercises and reflections, including: Light Up Your Life Our Green World Habitats Oceans and Undersea Life The Human Body
Science 4 Student Guide Part 2
by K12Student Worksheets and Assessments for Units 6 - 10 covering the following topics:<P> Classification of Invertebrates<P> Electricity and Magnetism<P> Rocks and Minerals<P> Weathering, Erosion, and Deposition<P> Fossils and Geologic Time
Understanding Geography: Map Skills and Our World (Level #4)
by K12Maps are easy to carry around. Maps are flat drawings of the Earth or places on the Earth. A map can be folded to fit in your backpack. Maps can show more detail than globes. A map can show streets and buildings and help you find the places you want to visit. Understanding Geography teaches you all you need to know about understanding your geographical area.
Writing in Action (Level D)
by K12If you want to become a great writer then this is a very good book to refer to. It covers: writing to a prompt, writing a persuasive paper, writing news articles and writing a play.