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Offers a look inside the Marine Corps' combat training from orientation to graduation.

Includes an historical fictional account of a boy and his family who visit the Chicago World's Fair and a biography on Frederick Law Olmstead, the designer of Central Park in New York City.

When your child reads The Same but Different, you can help extend your child's reading experience by encouraging him or her to: Retell the story key concepts presented in this story in his or her own words. The retelling can be oral or written.

Describes the diet, life cycle, behavior, and habitat of worms.

Dozens and dozens of songs-set to favorite tunes-that help children build background knowledge and vocabulary.

Makes learning the multiplication facts through 12 easy and entertaining for kids of all learning styles!

A perfect way to engage all learners and help them study key facts.