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National Geographic Learning is the author of Ladders Reading/Language Arts 4: Lend Me a Paw (Two-Below) (2012), Language, Literacy & Vocabulary - Reading Expeditions (U.S. Regions): Explore the Midwest (2007), Perspectives 2: Workbook (2018), Windows on Literacy Fluent Plus (Math: Math in Social Studies): Time by the Clock (2007), Windows on Literacy Early (Science: Earth/Space): What Color Is the Sky? (2007).

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Ladders Reading/Language Arts 4: Lend Me a Paw (Two-Below)

by: National Geographic Learning, National NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
release date: May 01, 2012
Ladders Reading/Language Arts 4: Lend Me a Paw (Two-Below)
A collection of articles linked together by the topic of working animals

Language, Literacy & Vocabulary - Reading Expeditions (U.S. Regions): Explore the Midwest

by: National Geographic Learning, Peter Roop
release date: Mar 20, 2007
Language, Literacy & Vocabulary - Reading Expeditions (U.S. Regions): Explore the Midwest
"Find out what makes the Midwest special--from farming communities and county fairs to life in the big city. Tour through Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota, and North Dakota"--Publisher website.

Perspectives 2: Workbook

by: National Geographic Learning
release date: Jan 22, 2018
Perspectives 2: Workbook

Windows on Literacy Fluent Plus (Math: Math in Social Studies): Time by the Clock

by: National Geographic Learning
release date: Mar 11, 2007
Windows on Literacy Fluent Plus (Math: Math in Social Studies): Time by the Clock
Literacy focus: vocabulary, decoding compound words, irregular past-tense forms, words that tell time, comparing and contrasting, summarizing. Math in social studies focus: looks at telling time before and after the invention of the clock.

Windows on Literacy Early (Science: Earth/Space): What Color Is the Sky?

by: National Geographic Learning
release date: Mar 11, 2007
Windows on Literacy Early (Science: Earth/Space): What Color Is the Sky?
With simple text and photographs, explains how the sun''s position and clouds affect the color of the sky.

Content-Based Readers Fiction Fluent (Social Studies): Peggy's Pickles

by: National Geographic Learning
release date: Mar 23, 2007
Content-Based Readers Fiction Fluent (Social Studies): Peggy's Pickles
"Samantha loves to help her mom, Peggy, sell Peggy''s Pickles at the weekend Farmers'' Market."--Publisher''s description

Inside the Internet

by: Catherine Stephens, National Geographic Learning
release date: Jan 01, 2003
Inside the Internet
Covers the history and its influence of the Internet. Examines issues such as the digital divide and accuracy of sources. Demonstrates how kids use the Internet and how they deal with its strengths and weaknesses.

Reading Expeditions (Social Studies: Seeds of Change in American History): The Industrial Revolution

by: National Geographic Learning, Susan Washburn Buckley
release date: Jan 01, 2006
Reading Expeditions (Social Studies: Seeds of Change in American History): The Industrial Revolution
Content area reading program which correlates to national standards and incorporates nonfiction social studies literature to help develop literacy skills to read and write nonfiction texts. Organized into six series of five books each which address core social studies themes - communities, American history, ancient cultures, economics, government and civics. Teacher''s guide and assessment handbook included.

Reading Expeditions (Social Studies: Kids Make a Difference): Kids Are Citizens

by: Ellen Keller, National Geographic Learning
release date: Jan 25, 2007
Reading Expeditions (Social Studies: Kids Make a Difference): Kids Are Citizens
Kids learn about citizenship, their rights and responsibilities, and how to make a difference.

Reading Expeditions (Social Studies: Travels Across America): The Southwest

by: National Geographic Learning
release date: Jan 01, 2006
Reading Expeditions (Social Studies: Travels Across America): The Southwest
A look at the land, economy, and culture of the southwestern states of the U.S.

Reading Expeditions (Social Studies: American Communities Across Time): a Homesteading Community of The 1880s

by: National Geographic Learning
release date: Jan 01, 2006
Reading Expeditions (Social Studies: American Communities Across Time): a Homesteading Community of The 1880s
Follow Mary Lewis and her family as they move from Kentucky to Nicodemus, Kansas, one of the first African American homesteading towns in our country. See how the settlers lived and how their community changed over time.

Reading Expeditions (Science: Earth Science): Exploring Space

by: Kate Boehm Jerome, National Geographic Learning
release date: Jan 01, 2006
Reading Expeditions (Science: Earth Science): Exploring Space
Covers the "race to space" from the ancient Greeks to Galileo to the construction of the International Space Station.

Reading Expeditions (Social Studies: Voices from America's Past): Colonial Life

by: Barbara Burt, National Geographic Learning
release date: Jan 25, 2007
Reading Expeditions (Social Studies: Voices from America's Past): Colonial Life
Overview of colonial life as seen through the eyes of Benjamin Wilcox, a fictionalized character, as he journeys through colonial America, meets Benjamin Franklin, and witnesses firsthand the seeds of rebellion.

The Spirit of a New Nation

by: Kate Connell, National Geographic Learning
release date: Jan 25, 2007
The Spirit of a New Nation
Describes the early days of the United States and its capital through the eyes of a fictional servant who works for Abigail Adams. Discusses how America formed itself as a new nation and the part that the Adams family played in the nation''s early history.

Reading Expeditions (Science: Physical Science): Using Force and Motion

by: Glen Phelan, National Geographic Learning
release date: Jan 25, 2007
Reading Expeditions (Science: Physical Science): Using Force and Motion
This series explores diverse topics ... builds core science concepts through texts designed to develop nonfiction reading skills.

Ladders Reading/Language Arts 4: Lend Me a Paw (on-Level; Social Studies)

by: National Geographic Learning (Firm)
release date: May 01, 2012
Ladders Reading/Language Arts 4: Lend Me a Paw (on-Level; Social Studies)
A collection of articles linked together by the topic of working animals

Reading Expeditions (Social Studies: Kids Make a Difference): Kids Communicate

by: Ann Rossi, National Geographic Learning
release date: Jan 25, 2007
Reading Expeditions (Social Studies: Kids Make a Difference): Kids Communicate
Kids learn about communication, the information age, and how to evaluate information.

September 11 2001: Attack on New York City

by: National Geographic Learning National Geographic Learning, Wilborn Hampton
release date: Aug 17, 2006
September 11 2001: Attack on New York City
When the World Trade center was attacked on September 11, 2001, life in the United States changed forever. The stories of the New Yorkers who lived through the events are heartbreaking and frightening, but they show how tragedy can change everyday people

Spanish Windows on Literacy Language, Literacy and Vocabulary Big Book: Vida Prehistorica

by: National Geographic Learning National Geographic Learning
release date: May 28, 2009
Spanish Windows on Literacy Language, Literacy and Vocabulary Big Book: Vida Prehistorica
SP WOL LLV Big Bk: Vida prehistorica
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