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Debbie Vilardi

    Amazing Human Feats of Speed
    Why Is the Sky Blue?
    What Makes a Rainbow?
    3-D Printers
    Why Is the Ocean Salty?
    Amazing Human Feats of Strength
    • People all around the world compete to be considered the strongest. Read this book to discover the greatest feats of human accomplishment as they test their strength to their limits.

      Amazing Human Feats of Strength
    • Why Is the Ocean Salty?

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      Exploring the science of salt water, this book teaches young readers about the processes of erosion and evaporation that affect ocean salinity. With vivid photographs and accessible text, it effectively engages early learners and enhances their understanding of these natural phenomena.

      Why Is the Ocean Salty?
    • 3-D Printers

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      Exploring the evolving world of 3-D printing, this book presents various examples of the technology in action and examines its potential future applications. Readers will gain insights into the innovative capabilities of 3-D printers and their impact across different industries, highlighting the advancements and possibilities that lie ahead.

      3-D Printers
    • What Makes a Rainbow?

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      The book explores the science of rainbows, focusing on light wavelengths and how light bends through prisms. It features vivid photographs and accessible text, making it an engaging resource for early readers to understand these concepts effectively.

      What Makes a Rainbow?
    • Why Is the Sky Blue?

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      Exploring the science of the atmosphere, this book offers insights into its composition and the various wavelengths of light. Designed for early readers, it combines vivid photographs with accessible text to enhance understanding and engagement with the subject matter.

      Why Is the Sky Blue?
    • Bright Idea Books, published by Capstone Press, offer engaging and educational content designed to inspire young readers. Each book in the series focuses on various themes that promote creativity and critical thinking, making learning enjoyable and accessible for children.

      Amazing Human Feats of Speed
    • Exploring the role of animals in military operations, this book highlights their contributions in combat and in locating enemy weapons. It includes engaging features such as a table of contents, fun facts, infographics, and discussion questions to enhance understanding. Additionally, a glossary and index are provided for easy reference, ensuring alignment with Common Core and state standards.

      Animals in Military Action
    • What Are Clouds Made Of?

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      Focusing on the science of cloud formation, this book explains key processes like evaporation and condensation, highlighting clouds' role in the water cycle. It features vivid photographs and accessible text, making it suitable for early readers to enhance their understanding of meteorological concepts.

      What Are Clouds Made Of?
    • The book explores the crucial roles that elephants, camels, mules, and other animals have played in military logistics, transporting vital supplies like weapons, food, and first aid kits. It includes engaging features such as fun facts, infographics, and "Making Connections" questions, enhancing the learning experience. A glossary and index are also provided for easy navigation, making it an informative resource for readers interested in the intersection of animals and military history.

      Supply Transport Animals
    • This book introduces readers to the science behind aviation. Students learn about the four forces of flight: gravity, lift, drag, and thrust. Vivid photographs and easy-to-read text aid comprehension for early readers. Features include a table of contents, an infographic, fun facts, Making Connections questions, a glossary, and an index.

      Science Questions: How Do Airplanes Stay Up?