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• How are pets different?--In what ways do pets move?--What kinds of food do pets eat?--Application.--What sounds can we hear?--How can we make sounds?--What is one way sounds are different?--Application.--How do wheels help us?--What are some different kinds of wheels?--Where do we use wheels?--Application.--What kinds of plants grow in the house?--In what ways can we start new plants?--How do different kinds of plants change as they grow?--Application.

Teaches cooperation through a Japanese story of the tradition of flying carp streamers on Children's Day, March 25.

• Level red (62 transparencies)

Full-color transparencies designed to reinforce selected topics. Includes blackline masters and table of contents guide.

Poster advertising the Magic School Bus book series and television series.

• Lesson 1. The troubled church
• Lesson 2. Martin Luther's revolt
• Lesson 3. The spreading spirit of protest
• Lesson 4. Church & state after the reformation.

12 illustrations focusing on the central themes in the history of the Protestant Reformation. Four lessons, each with 3 illustrations. Booklet provides background, discussion questions, and activities.

• Lesson 1. Marxism and the Russian Revolution
• Lesson 2. Terror and civil war
• Lesson 3. The failure of world revolution
• Lesson 4. The Soviets and the world.

12 illustrations focusing on the broader impact of the first years of the Russian Revolution both inside and outside Russia. Four lessons, each with 3 illustrations. Booklet provides background, discussion questions, and activities.

• Blending routine 1 : continuous blending
• Blending routine 2 : sound-by-sound blending
• Blending routine 3 : vowel-first blending
• Syllable division routine 1 : using the VCCV pattern
• Syllable division routine 2 : using the VCV pattern.

• Lesson 1. Slavery: a worldwide system
• lesson 2. The early fight against the slave trade
• lesson 3. Anti-slavery and imperialism
• lesson 4. Slavery and anti-slavery in the 20th century.

What is remarkable and unique in history is not slavery. It has existed in one form or another in every region on the Earth and in just about every major civilization or culture. What is unique is the appearance and wide success of a worldwide movement to end slavery. Four lessons, each with three illustrations, focus on the history of anti-slavery.

• Lesson 1. The meaning of emancipation
• lesson 2. Between slavery and freedom
• lesson 3. Reconstruction and the South
• lesson 4. The retreat from Reconstruction

Following the American Civil War, the freeing of several million slaves, in addition to conquest and occupation of the American South worked against the possibility of reintegration. Four lessons, each with three illustrations, focus on some of the key aspects of the era of Reconstruction

• Lesson 1. Stalin's rise to power
• lesson 2. The war against the peasants
• lesson 3. Totalitarian planning & totalitarian chaos
• lesson 4. The invisible empire.

Four lessons, each with three illustrations, focus on Stalin's rise to power, his dictatorship, and the expansion of the Soviet empire.

• Lesson 1. Clarifying the issue
• lesson 2. Analyzing symbols
• lesson 3. Interpreting exaggeration and distortion
• lesson 4. Recognizing stereotypes.
• lesson 5. Judging character through caricature
• lesson 6. Understanding the role of humor and irony
• lesson 7. Recognizing the need for background knowledge
• lesson 8. Reacting to the argument

16 illustrations focusing on editorial cartoons. Eight lessons, each with two illustrations. Booklet provides background, discussion questions, and activities

• Lesson 1. Islam and its prophet
• lesson 2. The empire of Islam
• lesson 3. Islam : beliefs and practices
• lesson 4. The golden age of Islam.

Four lessons, each with 3 illustrations focus on different aspects of Islamic life. The booklet provides background information, discussion questions and activities.