Presents short rhymes about numbers from one through 100 related to the sport of baseball.

The first portion of the work is a counting book covering the numbers one to twenty with block prints of animals. The second portion of the work has factual information concerning the animals.

Introduce readers to physics and how it assists objects to move. This stimulating nonfiction title includes real-life examples and basic experiments to facilitate further understanding of physics concepts. Readers will learn about velocity, Newton's Second Law of Motion, thrust, gravity, momentum, and g-force through Time For Kids© content, vibrant and colorful images, fascinating facts, and accommodating graphs and diagrams. This book also includes...

A puzzle left behind by Sifu Faiza's grandfather has everyone stumped. A circle divided into wedges shows part of the formula for an ancient medicine. But some of the wedges are blank, and no one knows how or why the original formula disappeared! Joy, Adam, Amy, and Sam will have to use clues-and fractions-to discover the truth about...The Ancient Formula.

Is what Adam and Tom overhear true? Is Sifu Faiza selling the kung fu school? And can they find a way to change her mind in time? All the kids get together to help, but they'll have to figure out a mysterious puzzle about hours, minutes, and temperature to find the unexpected solution in...The Kung Fu Puzzle.

It's Stacy's turn to take care of her school's pet fish when somebody pulls a prank. The trickster dumped a complicated concoction of chemicals from the science lab into the fountain, and now the fish are in danger! Stacy and her friends from Sifu Faiza's Kung Fu school must use multiplication and division to solve the who, what, and when behind...The Fishy Fountain.

Describes the evolution of counting and the many ways to count and write numbers.

A counting book presenting various aspects of the United States, from the concept of one nation to the hundred men and women in the U.S. Senate.

"Concepts important to all of Canada are introduced using numbers. Subjects include languages, famous people, geography, currency, history, and many more"--Provided by publisher.

"Using numbers to introduce topics many of Georgia's famous people, landmarks, and state symbols are introduced including Martin Luther King, Jr., the nine Greats Lakes of Georgia, loggerhead sea turtles, and sharks teeth"--Provided by publisher.