Social Science - Kids

The writings in this anthology have been selected to introduce the reader to the broadest possible spectrum of viewpoints on the animal rights debate. A question-and-response format prompts students to examine complex issues associated with animal rights from different views. By evaluating and understanding...

It makes our lives easier, but it also has been proven to be a terribly unhealthy choice. This collection of essays debates fast food. Readers are given both sides to an assertion, allowing them multiple perspectives and a chance to decide for themselves. Essays...

This book offers a comprehensive look at issues related to interventions. Through a balanced collection of articles from a variety of sources, readers will examine whether or not substance abuse remains a serious problem, whether interventions are effective and necessary, and who should be...

This anthology contains a diverse collection of primary source writings by many of the foremost authorities on the forensic sciences. Topics such as brain scanning and DNA testing are examined from multiple viewpoints, providing your readers a rounded overview of the issues. Each chapter...

Editor Debra A. Miller has compiled compelling essays that debate many issues of disaster response. Readers will evaluate the effectiveness of government response to natural disasters and how it can be improved. A question-and-response format prompts students to examine complex issues from different views....

Grandma and Grandpa's Traveling House: Delaware invites young readers on a warm, curiosity-filled journey through the First State.When a special package arrives in the mailbox, the children begin learning how Delaware helped shape the United States. From discovering why Delaware was the first state...

Signs and symbols are all around us. With a single glance, they direct us to bathrooms, represent mathematical concepts like pi and can communicate what religion a person belongs to. Without using words, symbols can help humans connect, stay safe and express who we...

This book examines explores different food around the world. Engaging text and colorful photographs make this book suitable for early readers. This book also includes a table of contents, a glossary, and an index.Author: Noah LeatherlandISBN-13: 9798893595048Publisher: Maple BayLanguage: EnglishPublished: 08/01/2026Pages: 24Format: Library Binding

Childhood obesity has more than tripled in the past 30 years. It is essential that young people learn about this condition, and learn how to avoid being a victim of it. This essential volume presents several essays in a sequence of for-or-against viewpoints about...

Editors Margaret Haerens and Lynn M. Zott have compiled several essays that debate issues relating to corporate social responsibility. Chapter one debates whether corporations should practice social responsibility. Chapter two addresses effective goals of social responsibility strategies. Chapter three focuses on related economical issues,...

This edition explores the ethical issues related to sex selection. Selected articles are written from differing viewpoints and cover a variety of topics, including the potential for gender discrimination, the dangers posed by trait-based eugenics, reported occurrences of gendercide in China and India, and...

We know that dinosaurs once walked the Earth in great numbers, and that they all eventually died. What happened to them? This pattern has happened to other species, but is it inevitable, or do we have the power to change the course of events?...

The media should view the world through an eye free of prejudices. It should report what it sees. These two premises form the cornerstone of journalism, but are they true of the media in practice? This volume examines topics surrounding media bias. Includes primary...

Is the distance food travels damaging to our environment? Does buying local protect regional flavors and traditions? What is the impact of the local food movement on farms, food production, and the environment? Readers are presented with a vast set of perspectives on local...

Editor Laurie Willis has compiled a fascinating collection of essays that offer varying perspectives on issues related to video games. Across four chapters, readers will evaluate what impact video games have on children and teens, how they affect society, whether or not they promote...

It is very infrequent that activity of the North and South Pole makes the news, but these two areas are an essential part of life on our planet. Editor Diane Andrews Henningfeld has compiled fascinating essays that debate four topics relating to the poles....

Adolescent sexual and reproductive health issues and challenges in Nigeria are daunting; teenage pregnancy, sexually transmitted infections, and illegal abortion, high and early entry into sexual activity and lack of adequate information about safe sex. Sexually active adolescents face several risks -as well as...

Sara is ready to enjoy her summer but plans soon change as the war moves into her town. Life is about to change in many ways and Sara's family will learn some important lessons in Faith, Courage and the power of Kindness.Author: Marica Marini...

Readers explore the worth of domestic surveillance and how it impacts the country. This volume also looks at the ethics of the National Security Agency as well as whether or not domestic surveillance needs more oversight. Fifteen different essays provide debate on both sides...

Written during the McCarthy era, Inherit the Wind dramatized the infamous Scopes trial, at times shifting the focus from freedom of thought to the theory of evolution. In the twenty-first century, the play brings renewed attention to religion in politics and education, and issues...

Grandma and Grandpa's Traveling House in Florida is a children's picture book for ages 4-8 that introduces young readers to the geography, history, and unique features of the Sunshine State through warm, family-centered storytelling.In this Florida edition, children explore the state's beaches and coastline,...

Between his time playing for Spain's FC Barcelona team and his role on the Argentine national team, it's surprising Lionel Messi has a life off the pitch. Yet, the most popular soccer legend of our time keeps a busy schedule that far exceeds his...

The Salem Witch Trials has inspired several films, documentaries and TV series, which only goes to show how interesting they were. But instead of just believing fiction, why don't you learn the facts yourself? You can read this book and gather as much information...

Get students excited about civics! This product created in partnership with iCivics offers colorful playing cards and interactive games that will engage students while they discuss essential civics issues. Perfect for young learners, these game cards give students the opportunity to collaborate and have...

Step back in time with "The Great Round World and What Is Going On In It," a fascinating snapshot of history as it unfolded in 1897. This meticulously prepared print edition of Volume 1, Number 29, originally published on May 27th, offers a unique...

Do you see people who look and talk like you in media? Are the people who have the most influence on you your age, gender, ethnicity, or even body type? How do we understand ourselves if we don't see ourselves represented in the world?...

Author: Ethan J. WilsonISBN-13: 9798273141568Publisher: Independently PublishedLanguage: EnglishPublished: 11/05/2025Pages: 96Format: PaperbackWeight: 0.31lbsSize: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.20d

Designed for young learners, this project-based print and digital learner's skills book, Stage 2, ignites curiosity and develops important 21st century skills. With engaging projects like performing role plays, making and presenting informative displays, and exploring ways to reduce waste, learners will develop transferable...

Rediscover the charm of 19th-century juvenile literature with Eliza Lee Follen's "Hymns, Songs, and Fables, for Young People." This carefully reproduced edition offers a glimpse into the social life and customs of the United States through the lens of moral tales designed for children....

This collection of essays explores current issues related to urban sprawl including, whether urban sprawl is a problem in the U.S., the impact of sprawl on the environment, the impact of sprawl on the economy; and how sprawl should be managed. Each chapter presents...

Collins Social studies for the Caribbean is a content and activity-led course set in contexts relevant to the Caribbean. Suitable for lower secondary students in all parts of the Caribbean, this course has been specially written to help students develop the skills they need...

Off to Dadu's is a lyrical montage of happy images from the days of simplicity, when life was less cluttered with technology and its over-stimulation with constant entertainment. It's a string of memories from the era when life flowed with the rhythm of nature....

Author: Ian Marshall,Nicola Naisbett,Tina StoklosaISBN-10: 1009821598ISBN-13: 9781009821599Publisher: Cambridge University Press and AssessmentLanguage: EnglishPublished: 01/22/2026Format: OtherWeight: 1.50lbsSize: 10.50h x 8.40w x 0.50dNot available to be shipped via Media Mail

Are you a Genius Kid? Do you want to be? This informative series will explain how doctors, firefighters, police, and teachers impact the community around us. Impress your friends and family by becoming a Genius Kid! These books also feature full-color photos, must-know facts,...

Explore the rich tapestry of "Our Holidays: Their Meaning and Spirit," a timeless collection dedicated to understanding the traditions and celebrations that shape our lives. This volume, carefully compiled by various authors, delves into the spirit behind beloved holidays and festivals. As juvenile literature,...

Support your learners through the Cambridge Primary Global Perspectives curriculum framework with our comprehensive Stage 4 teacher's resource. From adaptable lesson plans, to cross-curricula links and differentiation ideas, you will feel confident in your approach with support from Cambridge. This resource includes guidance on...

In 1493, Juan Ponce de León joined Christopher Columbus on his second voyage to the New World. Thus began a lifetime of exploration for Ponce de León, who traveled to Puerto Rico in 1506, the island of Bimini in 1512, and Florida in 1513....

This book provides readers with a variety of articles discussing the issues surrounding organ transplants. Essays explore ethical issues related to organ transplantation, global programs that encourage organ donation, issues related to transplant tourists and the illicit transplant organ trade, and how brain and...

In this beautifully illustrated story, young readers will journey across oceans to discover the origins of a tiny stick with a big story-Ceylon cinnamon. From lush tree groves and sun-drenched drying mats to cozy kitchens around the world, Cinnamon from Sri Lanka is a...

Evolution of the World Social Science - Volume 2: Global Perspectives and Contemporary Debates"" is a captivating continuation of the exploration of social science's evolution on a global scale. Published by Manoj Publications, this volume delves into the contemporary landscape of social science, providing...

The Weather Watchers: A Child's Guide to Rain, Sun, and StormsAn engaging STEM book that turns curious kids into junior meteorologists!Have you ever wondered why it rains, what clouds are made of, or how the sun helps plants grow? The Weather Watchers is a...

Captain James Cook's name is synonymous with discovery. Born into humble beginnings, Cook rose through grit and determination to become one of history's greatest explorers. This thrilling tale recounts his three legendary voyages that expanded the known world-from mapping the coastlines of Australia and...

Human rights are the basic rights every human should have. These rights should never be taken away regardless of the circumstances. Despite this, many people around the world and throughout history have been denied the right to life and freedom. In this deep dive...

This book looks at the impact of migrant workers on the low-skilled American workers. It examines the ethical use of migrant workers and how immigration reform will impact them. Readers will learn from well researched essays supporting both sides of the story, allowing them...

Sara is ready to enjoy her summer but plans soon change as the war moves into her town. Life is about to change in many ways and Sara's family will learn some important lessons in Faith, Courage and the power of Kindness.Author: Marica Marini...

Author: Laura Hamilton WaxmanISBN-13: 9798765690697Publisher: Lerner Publications (Tm)Language: EnglishPublished: 01/01/2026Pages: 40Format: Paperback

Just Like Mommy: A Spelman Woman - A Story of Legacy, Sisterhood, and StrengthThe author, Nicole Decuir, is a proud graduate of Spelman College, Class of 1996. Inspired by the rich history and sisterhood of Spelman, she wrote Just Like Mommy: A Spelman Legacy...

This globe-trekking volume explores issues related to genetic engineering in various cultures, including India, Canada, China, Japan, Kenya, Australia, Malaysia, Ireland, and America. Across four chapters of essays, readers will evaluate genetic engineering and its relationship to crops, disease, animals, and humans. Superb essay...

When you go on vacation, you probably travel by car or van. Sometimes you may take a train or an airplane. But have you ever wanted to travel the country on two wheels? On a motorcycle? Author Carol J. Cooper has ridden motorcycles for...

Meet nature's oddballs in author Laura Gehl and illustrator Gareth Lucas's engaging board book about some of the most unique insects in the world.Get ready to buzz with excitement! Odd Bugs introduces babies and toddlers to highly unusual creepy-crawlies, including a beautiful glasswing butterfly...