Connor Dayton

Here, kids will learn how sound waves travel and how our ears and our brain collect and interpret those sound waves. Spreads also define hearing impairments, and why loud noises are harmful to the ears, and how to protect the ears from these sounds. The graphic organizers, videos, and photographs in the interactive eBook version expand on the subjects found in the print version and allow readers to customize their experience of the book.

Explores how touch can alert us to danger and why different areas of the body have more or less sensitivity.

Introduces Memorial Day and describes the ways in which Americans honor those who died for their country and the other fashions in which people celebrate the holiday.

Labor Day first became a federal holiday in the United States in 1894, when it came into affect to commemorate workers who fought for fair wages and better working conditions. Today, this patriotic holiday is celebrated with parades and picnics and is often used to mark the end of the summer. This book employs photographs and accessible text to describe the origins of the holiday and to demonstrate the many ways that people celebrate it.

Whether it's a barbecue, a giant parade, or gorgeous fireworks, this holiday always has something to offer any patriot. Readers see the various ways we celebrate this day through an accessible narrative supported by brilliant photographs.

"Water Is an Artist." "Water: A True Friend." The chapters in this book introduce new ways to view and appreciate this essential element. Color-rich illustrations provide the backdrop as color photographs share details seamlessly as another layer of information. This mixed-media approach will engage scientifically apprehensive learners. From the elemental structure to how water manifests as a salty ocean supporting life, this book will charm readers....

Outlines the history of Labor Day in the United States and how it is celebrated.

Introduces the history of Columbus Day and how people celebrate it.

The sense of taste can bring pleasure to the everyday act of eating. This bilingual English and standard Latin American Spanish volume explains taste, from the role of the tongue and the taste buds to how taste interacts with the sense of smell.

Memorial Day honors those who have died in service to their country. This volume uses easy-to-follow English and standard Latin American Spanish to explain the origins of this special day, as well as the ways in which Americans use the day to take pride in their fallen soldiers. Bright photographs show soldiers, families, and children taking part in parades and other activities that demonstrate respect and gratitude to the people of service.