Product Description: This fabulous practical guide is packed with tasty recipes and activities for inside and outside!

Product Description: Take a seed from an apple and plant it in the ground. What will happen? If watered, the seed will sprout and begin to grow into an apple tree. The tree will eventually sprout flowers, which slowly transform into apples. The process of a tiny seed growing into a piece of fruit is an exciting process to introduce to young learners...read more

Product Description: “An apple a day keeps the doctor away” Yes! This healthy series from QED teaches young readers the benefits of eating fruit and vegetables, and advises how to grow your own.

Interpretation of the Anglo-Saxon epic in prose for young readers tells about the young hero who fights and kills the water monster, Grendel.

Product Description: This award-winning book includes 120 lively projects, with easy-to-follow step-by-step pictures, to help children learn all about how plants grow.

Each double page project spread in this book features a retelling of a Bible story, followed by instructions on how to make a project to bring the story to life. The craft ideas include collage, modelling and weaving using inexpensive materials and equipment.

In an intimate portrait, one of comedy's leading ladies details how her strength aided her in overcoming devastating obstacles and describes her amazing comeback, providing motivational words to live by that helped her reclaim her life. Reprint.

Product Description: Curious kids will delight in the fifty fun-filled gardening activities in The Budding Gardener! The Budding Gardener offers great ways for parents and their budding gardeners, ages three to six, to create memories together as they plant a seed and watch it grow, create a garden marker, make a spider web out of sweet pea seeds and bamboo, and beautify the garden with a stone path or rock tower...read more

Product Description: This compact kit is packed with the information and items needed to attract the loveliest backyard visitors.One-stop snacking for beautiful birds and butterflies. What could be healthier entertainment than observing wildlife? This compact kit is packed with the information and items needed to attract the loveliest backyard visitors...read more

Chronicles the history of California, focusing on the building of missions by the Spanish padres and California Indians.

Product Description: "An apple a day keeps the doctor away" Yes! This healthy series from QED teaches young readers the benefits of eating fruit and vegetables, and advises how to grow your own.

Product Description: Simple text and photographs describe how carrots grow underground.

Describes to children the best way to care for a garden, including what plants and accessories to include and giving possible ways to lay them out.

Product Description: In community gardens, people of all ages work together to improve their communities, turning abandoned lots and other plots of land into vibrant green spaces. Community gardens beautify neighborhoods, provide residents with nutritious food and flowers, and serve as places to meet and socialize...read more

Discusses the role of Congress in government separation of powers, defines the powers and rights held by Congress, and examines how the balance of power between President and Congress has shifted in the last two centuries

Language is spoken at a particular time, in a particular place, by a particular person; and certain words, the deictic terms, can only be fully defined by recourse to this extra-linguistic context. Consequently many linguists considered deixis as something peripheral in the working language and its central importance in what Quine has called the ontogenesis of reference has only recently been recognised. In these studies Dr Tanz investigates children's acquisition of the deictic distinctions involved in the (single) personal pronouns, the spatial terms in back of and in front of, the verbs come and go, the demonstratives and the locatives here and there. Her experimental work leads to a number of important methodological insights and is the basis of a broad discussion of semantic development. In particular, she evaluates a number of current influential hypotheses, notably those of H. Clark and E. Clark. The volume will be of interest to psychologists and linguists and particularly to researchers in child language.