books by Heinemann Library

books by Heinemann Library

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Heinemann Library

Cameras: By Roald Bostrom ; Illustrated by Tony Baldini and Roald Bostrom, Cover Ill. by Mark Mille (Look ...
Roald Bostrom, Tony Baldini

Heinemann Library, 1980

Discuses the history of the camera and describes the parts of a basic camera and how they work. Also explains the function of different lenses and other attachments and how film is developed.

Squanto and the First Thanksgiving (Real Reading)
Teresa Celsi

Heinemann Library (P), 1992

A simple biography of the Wampanoag Indian who helped the Pilgrims survive in their early days in the Plymouth colony.

The Ancient Greeks (History Opens Windows)
Pat Taylor

Heinemann Library, 1999

This history topic book is part of a series which seeks to provide opportunities for children to extend their historical knowledge of specific aspects of a period. Each book looks at real people from each period and offers a range of primary and secondary sources, both written and pictorial. This volume examines the lives of Ancient Greek fighters ...

Seminole Indians (Native Americans)
Caryn Yacowitz

Heinemann Library, 2003

America in the Time of Abraham Lincoln: The Story of Our Nation (America in the Time Of...)
Sally Senzell Isaacs

Heinemann Library, 2000

America in the time of Abraham Lincoln; the story of our nation from coast to coast, from 1815-1869.

Metal (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle)
Alexandra Fix

Heinemann Library, 2007

Read 'Metal' to discover where metal comes from, how it is made and used, and how metal waste affects the environment. Learn how metal can be reused and recycled, and how to reduce your own metal waste.

Matter and Energy (Science Fair Projects)
Patricia Whitehouse

Heinemann Library, 2007

This series shows readers how to research and create their own science projects with examples building in complexity.Each title provides an overview of the scientific method with tips as to how a student can best create a science project. Each experiment includes planning, preparation, skill level, materials needed, cost and details of the project ...

Life on a Pioneer Homestead (Picture the Past)
Sally Senzell Isaacs

Heinemann Library, 2001

An overview of life on a pioneer homestead including building a home, cooking food, clothing, schools, and everyday activities.

Battles of the French and Indian War (Americans at War-the French and Indian War)

Diane Smolinski

Heinemann Library, 2003

French and Indian War
This book is a good book for a quick look at the highlights of the French and Indian War. Without going into great detail it covers the facts of what happened during the most crucial battles and who was involved. For a first time reader of the history of the French and ...

Las Posadas (Fiestas Con Velas)
Jennifer Blizin Gillis

Heinemann Library, 2002

A basic introduction to the Christmas tradition, Las posadas, celebrated in Mexico.

Edwin Binney: The Founder of Crayola Crayons (Lives and Times)
Jennifer Blizin Gillis

Heinemann Library, 2005

What Is a Plant? (World of Plants)
Louise Spilsbury, Richard Spilsbury

Heinemann Library, 2005

Bull Riding (Rodeo)

Josepha Sherman

Heinemann Library, 2001

Bullriding
This is a very, very basic book, probably written for K-5 children. However, a high school student borrowed it and hasn't returned it yet. I guess it depends on your interests.

Everyone Eats Rice
Jillian Powell

Heinemann Library, 1997

Provides information on the cultivation, consumption, nutritional value, and varieties of rice, as well as several recipes.

Islam (Exploring Religions)
Anne Geldart

Heinemann Library, 2000

An exploration of the religion of Islam. It is devised to support pupils at GCSE level, or for anyone with an interest in the religion or in RE generally. Features include Reflection Points" and "Points of View" - quotations and excerpts to set the reader thinking.