Fort Morgan Public Library

Explore the water cycle in this fascinating book! Readers will learn the various steps of the water cycle--including evaporation, condensation, and precipitation. Featuring plenty of stunning images, colorful charts and graphs, accessible glossary and index, and easy-to-read text, readers will learn about different forms and types of water such as rain, sleet, snow, freshwater, and saltwater. Readers will also learn about clouds, the different types,...

Looks at the framing of the United States Constitution and its amendments through such primary source documents as speeches, records of the Constitutional Convention and similar meetings, and the documents themselves.

Selections from essays and other historical documents relating to the creation of the Declaration of Independence and its significance for the new American nation.

In rural Whitwell, Tennessee, all 1,600 residents are alike, "white, Anglo-Saxon, and Protestant." When the community middle school decided to teach diversity by focusing on the Holocaust, the students did not believe that the Nazis had killed six million Jews and five million others. To help them grasp the numbers, they collected 11 million paper clips, which they placed in a memorial made from a German World War II railcar. The paper clip image...

Traditional Native American stories with related activites show how to teach children the importance of wildlife in Native American traditions.

Your challenge is to find the sum Without counting one by one Why not count? It's much too slow -Adding is the way to go! Make clever groups before you start -Then add them in a way that's smart! MATH FOR ALL SEASONS will challenge every kid - and every parent - to open their minds and solve problems in new and unexpected ways. By looking for patterns, symmetries, and familiar number combinations within eye-catching pictures, math will become easier,...

Demonstrates how to put math phobias to rest and deal with everyday mathematical calculations with confidence.

A collection of experiments, art projects, and games includes sketching insects, making a terrarium for observation, raising mealworms, and using math to measure bug strength.

Discusses the life cycle of a bean.

Make engineering for kids fun and inspiring. From toothpick towers and marble runs to egg drops and water rockets, Awesome Engineering Activities for Kids is filled with exciting projects that will challenge and delight kids ages 5-10. Kids learn how and why things work as they explore amazing projects all by themselves. These engineering for kids activities also help them discover important STEAM connections, showing how engineering relies on science,...