SOCIAL STUDIES
How America Works How America Works gives teens a fun, behind-the-scenes look at how the U.S. government works, why they should care, and how they can get involved. But this isn’t just any old civics primer. From the editors of Junior Scholastic and The New York Times Upfront , this engaging guide makes civics exciting and easy to understand for students in grades 6–10. Organized in 11 non‑sequential and self-contained units (with even more learning extensions online!), educators can keep lessons fresh with the content they need, whenever they need it. 220 pages • Grades 6–10 • $24.99 • PVM-706298
SCIENCE
The Body Book DONALD M. SILVER AND PATRICIA J. WYNNE
StoryTime STEM IMMACULA A. RHODES
Easy-to-make, fully reproducible manipulatives that help students understand the inner workings of the human body. 128 pages • Grades 3–6 • $18.99 PVM-504873
Soda Bottle Science STEVE “THE DIRTMEISTER” TOMECEK Learning-rich, hands-on activities that teach about the weather, motion, changes in matter, ecosystems, and more—and all made out of a simple soda bottle. 64 pages • Grades 4–8 • $11.99 PVM-975465
Young children are naturally curious about science and how things work. Cultivate this curiosity by using favorite nursery rhymes and stories to introduce early STEM concepts. Children explore how to keep Humpty Dumpty from breaking after a fall, design a system for Jack and Jill to bring water down the hill, help the Gingerbread Man cross the river, and more. Each rhyme and tale comes with three STEM activities and recording sheets. A joyful way to spark a love of science in little learners! Each: 80 pages • $12.99
PVM-831696 Nursery Rhymes (Grades PreK–K) PVM-831697 Folk & Fairy Tales (Grades K–2)
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