Fooled You!(1st Edition) Fakes and Hoaxes Through the Years by ElainePascoe, Laurie Keller Hardcover, 96 Pages, Published 2005 by Henry Holt And Co. (Byr) ISBN-13: 978-0-8050-7528-1, ISBN: 0-8050-7528-3
"Hoaxes are meant to fool the world—and some people fall for them. Would you? Crop circles. Aliens on earth. Fairies caught on film. Giant cats. What do these phenomena have in common? They are all hoaxes. Elaine Pascoe presents well-researched chapters on nearly a dozen infamous hoaxes—from the 1800s to the present—exploring the stories behind them (how they came to be as well as who instigated them) and pondering why people were ..."
The Ecosystem of a Fallen Tree(Illustrated) (Library of Small Ecosystems) by ElainePascoe, Dwight Kuhn Paperback, 32 Pages, Published 2004 by Rosen Publishing Group ISBN-13: 978-1-4042-5205-9, ISBN: 1-4042-5205-3
"What is a decomposer? Featuring full-color photos, this book offers readers a simple and scientific answer to this question and others! It looks at how one fallen tree supports an entire community, which can include a wide variety of living organisms, including weasels, salamanders, millipedes, and fungi."
"Elaine Pascoe Joel Kupperstein. How 81 Why Spiders Spin Silk Text Vii 2000 by
Elaine Pascoe Photographs 2000 by Dwight Kuhn Project Director: Carolea
Williams Editor: Ioel Kupperstein Art Director: Tom Cochrane Design/ Production:
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Single-Celled Organisms(1st Edition) (Kid's Guide to the Classification of Living Things) by ElainePascoe, Dwight Kuhn Library, 32 Pages, Published 2003 by Powerkids Pr ISBN-13: 978-0-8239-6312-6, ISBN: 0-8239-6312-8
" Photographs by Dwight Kuhn Set off on a slime hunt; learn how to collect puffballs, lichens, and other fungi; grow your own molds and yeasts; observe and chart the growth of molds found everywhere in your home or school."
"This award-winning 12 volume science series continues. Easy-to-do projects introduce kids to the basics of scientific method (hypothesis, observation, conclusion) as they get a "hands on" understanding of the nature of living things. Stunning photos, fascinating background material, and focused experiments combine to teach biology and excite young students about scientific process. Each volume includes: Materials Source List Glossary ..."
"This award-winning 12 volume science series continues. Easy-to-do projects introduce kids to the basics of scientific method (hypothesis, observation, conclusion) as they get a "hands on" understanding of the nature of living things. Stunning photos, fascinating background material, and focused experiments combine to teach biology and excite young students about scientific process. Each volume includes: Materials Source List Glossary ..."
"... Kuhn Project Director: (arolea Williams Editorial Director: Sue Lewis Editor:
Elaine Pascoe Art Director: Torn (ochrane Design/Production: Carmela Burgos
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Fooled You!(Reprint) Fakes and Hoaxes Through the Years by ElainePascoe, Laurie Keller Paperback, 96 Pages, Published 2016 by Square Fish ISBN-13: 978-1-250-07990-9, ISBN: 1-250-07990-X
"Hoaxes are meant to fool the world and some people fall for them. Would you? Crop circles. Aliens on earth. Fairies caught on film. Giant cats. What do these phenomena have in common? They are all hoaxes. Elaine Pascoe presents well-researched chapters on nearly a dozen infamous hoaxes from the 1800s to the present exploring the stories behind them (how they came to be as well as who instigated them) and pondering why people were so eas ..."
Animals with Backbones by ElainePascoe Paperback, 36 Pages, Published 2003 by Powerkids Press ISBN-13: 978-1-4358-3689-1, ISBN: 1-4358-3689-8
"Trees, insects, mushrooms, and birds are just four of the millions of different things in the world. How do we keep track of them all? asks author Elaine Pascoe. Animals With Backbones proceeds to explain just that. With information on backbones plus the unique traits of fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals, this book will have students excited about the animal kingdom."
Plants Without Seeds (Paperback) by ElainePascoe Paperback, 36 Pages, Published 2003 by Powerkids Press ISBN-13: 978-1-4358-3690-7, ISBN: 1-4358-3690-1
"The world of mosses, ferns, and other plants that do not produce seeds is clearly explained in beautiful simplicity. With explanations about the differences between plants and animals and the many types of seedless plants, Plants Without Seeds offers a friendly introduction to the different groups of plants that use spores to reproduce."
Ecosystem of an Apple Tree (Paperback) by ElainePascoe Paperback, 36 Pages, Published 2003 by Powerkids Press ISBN-13: 978-1-4358-3687-7, ISBN: 1-4358-3687-1
"Not only are apples tasty and healthy but they and their trees support an intricate web of life. This book describes the world of the apple tree with many original photos and straightforward text that explains how the apple tree's ecosystem works. Readers will meet caterpillars that turn into moths, humming birds, and even beetles in this ecosystem."
The Ecosystem of a Stream (Paperback) by ElainePascoe Paperback, 36 Pages, Published 2003 by Powerkids Press ISBN-13: 978-1-4358-3688-4, ISBN: 1-4358-3688-X
"Many animals live in a stream and many more live along its banks. This book features lots of original photos that illustrate in full color the variety of life in the stream ecosystem. This book explores the interconnected lives of fish, birds, and insects."
"Elaine Pascoe, Jeff Corwin ... I mean, I travel to Madagascar and the Amazon and
all kinds of really cool places— but I don't need to go that far to see amazing
wildlife up close. ... And I want you to remember that— even if you don't have your
own TV show— you can still experience the awesome beauty of nature almost ..."
"Answers for Curious Young MindsThese 12 nonfiction science readers feature captivating photography and easy-to-read text to provide a firsthand look into some of nature's most fascinating phenomena. How do birds build nests? Why do spiders spin silk? How do some plants eat insects? Inquiring minds want to know! And now, students can discover answers to their probing questions with these amazing photos combined with text they can read su ..."
"CHOOSE FROM I2 TITLES IN THIS HOW 8 WHY SERIES! Elaine Pascoe is the
author Dwight Kuhn is one of. CTP 2963 Birds Build Nests CTP 2964 Insects Visit
Flowers CTP 2965 Seeds Travel CTP 2966 Birds Use Their Bills CTP 2967 ..."
"This is a reference book that's not afraid to treat kids like the intelligent creatures they are (or are sure to become any minute now). Laden with graphics and fun facts, this robust almanac imparts a wealth of real information, cleverly presented. An anatomy of a personal check shows kids exactly how those mysterious slips of paper that mom and dad use as money actually work. A calendar of comets shows when to expect the return of Hal ..."
"Have you ever wondered what a worm's mouth looks like? Have you ever wished you could see a butterfly emerging from its cocoon or a tadpole turning into a frog? Now you can! Nature Close-Up, an innovative, new nature series for young readers, shows you all of this - and much more. It takes you in for a close look at all sorts of common creatures and organisms and lets you explore their world. Photographer Dwight Kuhn's stunni ..."
"Investigates the physical characteristics, reproductive processes, habitats, and other traits of spittlebugs, aphids, and other members of the Homoptera family. Includes activities."