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Item #: 20434 -

A special volume, Road to the White House, will be available in addition to The World Book Encyclopedia 2021. A valuable tool for U.S. history and civics instruction, the election special volume takes a fascinating look at the process behind electing someone to the highest office in the United States government.

Item #: L0Q24 -

How can I become a chef, an electrician, or a lawyer? What does a software engineer do? How will I know what to do when I grow up? Jobs to Do answers all these questions and more! Each colorful page blends beautiful photographs, engaging illustrations, and easy-to-understand text to teach young readers about a variety of careers and how to find them. Fun, interactive activities let kids to put their new knowledge to the test!With two-page colorful illustrations, World Book’s Learning Ladders...

Item #: L0Q22 -

Each colorful page blends beautiful photographs, engaging illustrations, and easy-to-understand text to take young readers on an architectural tour of the world. Fun, interactive activities let kids to put their new knowledge to the test!With two-page colorful illustrations, World Book’s Learning Ladders series is for young learners looking to learn the basics about nature, science, and their communities. Each nonfiction book was created for three- to six-year-olds to learn about topics...

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Who were the pharaohs? Why were they mummified? Who built the first pyramid? Kids can explore questions and mysteries surrounding pharaohs of ancient Egypt and the culture that they ruled.

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This book helps to wake up students’ brains with its entertaining, topic-oriented puzzles, riddles, logic problems, and brain teasers. Sharpen critical thinking and problem solving skills while reinforcing information about the greatest triumphs, tragedies, surprises, and changes in U.S. History.

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Bring history to life with this workbook for students in grades 6-8! Explore some of the greatest triumphs, tragedies, surprises, and changes in U.S. history. A glossary, timeline, and reading check assessment reinforce important information.