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A story about a sad little Donkey named Diego. He cannot find one animal on the farm that he can understand. Will he ever find someone who speaks his language

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Further true-to-life adventures for Diego, a gutsy young Bolivian boy caught between fighting for justice and returning home to his family. A brave, revealing novel from the author of the best-selling 'Parvana' books.

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Differentiating Instruction With Menus: Math (Grades K-2) contains attractive reproducible menus, based on the levels of Bloom's revised taxonomy, that students can use as a guide when making decisions about which products they will develop after they study a major concept or unit.

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Dig It!, a third-grade Earth and space science unit, encourages students to investigate humanity's effects on the environment and the importance of natural resources and conservation. The unit builds upon prior knowledge and the overarching concept of change by providing opportunities to relate local examples of environmental pollution and c

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Packed with hundreds of illustrated definitions about dinosaurs and the world in which they lived, Dinosaur Dictionary for Kids is certain to spark any kid's enthusiasm for the age of dinosaurs.

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An overview of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender (GLBT) students in our schools-what they endure, their special needs, and the programs and groups that support them.

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Do Grownups-Cry A simple but profound child's question is answered in gentle, rhyming verse that helps children understand how tears are the result of many emotions. The verses are accompanied by lovely illustrations of the ways tears are a natural response to feelings, for young and old alike. Crying is natural and nothing to be ashamed of!

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This is a Children's Affirmation Book filled with daily positive affirmations parents can share with their children.

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Seven in 10 Protestants ages 18 to 30---both evangelical and mainline---who went to church regularly in high school said they quit attending by age 23, according to the survey by LifeWay Research. (USA Today) Dont Check Your Brains at the Door gives teens answers that make sense, even for the toughest of questions.

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Anyone who thinks teenagers have it easy hasn't been to high school recently. This book uses bite-sized chapters and simple language to help show teenagers how not to stress out about homework, peer pressure, the opposite sex, parents, and other potentially difficult areas.

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Does Santa deliver presents to homes with an upside-down Christmas tree This young family is about to find out!

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Provides information on scientific discovery and endeavours. Presenting the facts behind the success stories, the author also tells the reader about the disasters. It is intended for ages 8+.

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This is a story of an amazing cat who chooses love over other instincts that might rob her and her kingdom of all the living beings that help create a heaven on earth.

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An astute politician, dedicated feminist, and champion of the rights of minorities, Eleanor Roosevelt was one of the most powerful women in 20th-century America.

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This book contains three full-length verbal and quantitative practice tests to prepare students in grades 2 and 3 to take the Elementary School and College Ability Test (SCAT) administered by the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (CTY), an above-grade level test designed at grades 4 and 5 that assesses math and verbal reasoning abilities among gifted children.

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