Best Selling Books by Kate Boehm Jerome

"Discover how force makes people and objects move. Hop on a snowboard to find out how snowboarders use force to speed down a snow-covered mountain"--Publisher''s website.

Now you can motivate students in Grades 3-5 who struggle with understanding core science concepts and difficult science vocabulary! SRA Snapshots Video Science has a flexible and easy-to-use format that allows you to efficiently provide important reinforcement and testing practice of key science concepts found on state tests.

Provides opportunities for students to develop and apply fundamental mathematical and scientific skills.

Cells, tissues, and organs work together to make up a body system. All of your body systems work together to keep you alive. Food provides nutrients that give your body energy. People should make healthy food choices based on the food pyramid. Exercise keeps your body healthy, and sleep helps your body grow and repair itself.

Plants are vascular or nonvascular. Gymnosperms are vascular plants and produce seeds but not flowers. Angiosperms are vascular plants that produce flowers. Their seeds are protected by fruit. Plants are producers because they make their own food, which serves as part of a food chain. Plants produce oxygen and are used to make many things.

"Discover the wide variety of adaptations that help animals survive in their habitats. Dive into the ocean to learn about adaptations of deep-sea animals"--Publisher website.

A girl moves from the city to Iowa, where she learns about everything from wind turbines to go-carts.

The Oceans Around Us explores oceans and the plant and animal life that they support. Clear, attractive National Geographic Society colour photographs support the easily read expository text. The various labels, captions, charts, diagrams, and graphs add to the value of the students'' learning experience, as do the questions and hands-on activities.

Rocks are made of minerals. Properties like color, streak, luster, hardness, and texture help identify minerals. The three groups of rocks are igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic. Rocks continually change from one form to another during the rock cycle. Weathering and erosion change Earth''s surface by natural forces such as wind, water, gravity, and glaciers.

Maggie snorkels around a big coral reef and is delighted to find a beautiful underwater world of interesting animals.

Examines the technology used at an aquarium.

Bookroom Collection 6-Pack; Rocks are made of minerals. They are classified into three groupsuigneous, sedimentary, and metamorphicuand are constantly changing from one type to another in the rock cycle. Fossils are any signs of living things from the past. Scientists use fossils and the ages of rocks to learn about Earth''s history.

Maggie and her older brother Jake explore some of the animals that make their home where the ocean meets the shore.

Examines the life of Marie Curie as she and other scientists began to unravel the secrets of the atom. Explains the importance of the Periodic Table of Elements and identifies scientists who have made contributions to the study of radioactivity. Includes brief biographies of Dimitry Mendeleyev, Wilhelm Roentgen, Henri Becquerel, Marie Curie, and Pierre Curie.

Examines a park habitat. Identifies trees as resources that are important to the environment. Describes the features of animals that help them survive in their environment. Explains how some animals improve the soil quality. Illustrates changes that some animals undergo during their life cycle. Describes ways in which people can reduce pollution.