Carole Marsh est une auteure de livres pour enfants qui explore la fiction policière ainsi que des ouvrages de non-fiction destinés aux jeunes lecteurs. Son écriture explore fréquemment le monde qui entoure les enfants, encourageant leur curiosité et leurs capacités à résoudre des problèmes. Marsh a développé un style distinctif qui mêle de manière attrayante le suspense au contenu éducatif, offrant aux lecteurs à la fois du divertissement et des perspectives précieuses. Ses récits sont conçus pour inspirer l'imagination et favoriser l'amour de la lecture chez les enfants.
In this exciting adventure, young archaeologist James Bone, guided by his paleontologist mother and accompanied by friends, embarks on a thrilling quest for a monumental discovery in the icy Dakota landscape. Under the supervision of the quirky Dr. Archie Ologist, they navigate challenges and face unexpected twists as they search for Triceratops remains. The journey promises to be filled with exploration, teamwork, and the wonder of paleontology.
In this thrilling adventure, James and his friends embark on an exciting quest to uncover the mysteries of the Velociraptor, following their previous encounter with a Tyrannosaurus Rex. Their journey takes them to the sand dunes of Mongolia, where they explore a dig site filled with potential discoveries. With the help of Mommypenny, they navigate challenges involving a monsoon and a camel, all while racing against time to return for Show and Tell. The story promises twists and surprises at every turn, inviting readers to join the adventure.
Including the Worldwide COVID- 19 Pandemic
Exploring the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, this book delves into the uncertainties surrounding its resolution. It examines the virus's evolution, the effectiveness of vaccines, and the societal changes prompted by the crisis. Through expert insights and personal narratives, it addresses the psychological, economic, and health-related challenges faced by individuals and communities. The narrative encourages readers to contemplate the future and the potential for a new normal in a post-pandemic world.
"Girl Scouts flood Savannah, Georgia, for the big 100th Anniversary Camporee! Mystery writer Mimi lives just a few blocks from the famous Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace. Her Girl Scout granddaughters and friends camp out downstairs and take Savannah by storm...finding clues that lead them around the town where girls scouting was born - on a mystery that takes all the scouting skills they have to solve!"--P. [4] of cover.
Set against the vibrant backdrop of Hollywood, the story follows Christina, Grant, Mimi, and Papa as they embark on an adventurous quest to find a missing rhinestone. Their journey takes them through iconic tourist spots and introduces them to quirky characters, such as an irritating Lucy impersonator and a threatening Spiderman. Amidst the excitement, they also navigate California's culinary delights and encounter an earthquake, making for a thrilling and unpredictable experience.
The story follows Mimi as she embarks on her dream of opening a bookshop in Peachtree City, only to discover that her chosen location, a former funeral home, is haunted. This whimsical tale is packed with puns and humor, making it a delightful read for those who enjoy lighthearted supernatural themes.
This Teacher's Guide offers a comprehensive supplementary resource designed to enrich student learning through cross-curricular activities. It includes discussion questions and reproducible materials that cover vocabulary, science, geography, and math, providing educators with tools to enhance classroom engagement and understanding. Each page corresponds to the main content, ensuring a cohesive teaching experience.
Featuring a unique blend of first-person narratives and dramatic commentary, this book offers an engaging exploration of the Civil War through a graphic novel format. It combines historical trivia, resources, and captivating stories from actual participants, making it a dynamic and informative read. The funky and radical presentation aims to captivate readers while providing a thorough understanding of the key events and figures of the era.
A school assignment transforms into an adventurous mission as five students—Grant, Christina, Kendall, Tica, and Jeremy—discover the Johnson Space Center abandoned and take control with a key from an ex-employee. They delve into NASA secrets, face unexpected challenges, and even deal with a missing friend amidst their quest for a rocket launch. With a blend of real science and space history, the narrative is both educational and thrilling, featuring engaging cliffhangers and insights into space physics and exploration.
This Teacher's Guide offers a comprehensive, page-by-page resource designed to enrich student learning through a variety of cross-curricular activities. It includes discussion questions and reproducible materials that cover vocabulary, science, geography, and math, providing educators with tools to deepen understanding and engagement in the classroom.