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Thea wants one thing: to be a clever and daring detective like Samantha Sharp, the hero of her favorite books. So when the fish bowl goes missing during math class, Thea is ready to make her mark!

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Jordan's young neighbor has lost his new puppy, Theo. Will the help of all the neighborhood kids be enough to find the puppy Jordan thinks soand she has a plan!

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When Kit, Jay, and their grandma take a train trip across the country, Kit learns the importance of being on time.

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Carrie's grandmother is always knitting surprises for the family, but never knits anything for herself. When she asks Carrie to be her "measuring girl", Carrie decides to knit Grandma a big surprise. This title teaches readers the concept of linear measurement. Full-color illustrations.

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"Gary learns how to add decimals and how to make, save, and count money by opening a small flower shop in his front yard"--

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When Max misplaces his digital watch, he replaces it with an analog watch that he does not know how to read and finds himself late for everything. Full-color illustrations.

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Jamie's been waiting ALL winter to go snowboarding. It's almost spring and still no snow! But when the temperature drops and the snow might come, Jamie's friend Eli begins to panic. What will happen to his newly planted strawberry seedlings

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In this story that introduces the math concept of symmetry, Otto and Ava have been best friends since discovering they both have special "mirror names," but Otto worries when Ava befriends new girl Vivian.

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The Communtiy Champs learn about the mean, median, mode, average, and range as they determine the best way to sell popcorn for a charity fundraiser.

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Introduces the concept of odd and even numbers as Ruby and her school friends find seats on the amusement park rides.

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"Charlie learns how to round numbers as he prepares to participate in his favorite gameshow"--

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Tod liked nothing more than saving and counting his money. Then his brother gives him $20 and challenges him to spend it all in one day. can Tod do it Concepts about using money are introduced to young readers. Full-color illustrations.

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