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Book Features: <BR>- 32 Pages, 7 1/2 inches x 10 inches<BR>- Ages 8-11, Grades 3-6 Leveled Readers, Lexile 880L<BR>- Simple, easy-to-read pages with vibrant images<BR>- Features exciting facts about the continent to engage early readers<BR>- Includes glossary words, after-reading questions, an extension activity, and comprehension questionsThe Magic Of Reading: Introduce your child to the magic of reading and world travel with Discoveries Around the World: Great Minds and Finds in Asia. This 32-page book features captivating information on the inventions and culture of Asia.Discover Asia: How have Asia's greatest humans and creations influenced the world? Learn more about the people, places, and inventions from Asia that made a significant impact on world history in this easy-to-read text.Features: More than just a book about Asia and its unique contributions, this kid's book includes a glossary of vocabulary words, an index, an extension activity, and after-reading questions for comprehension skills.Leveled Reading: Vibrant photographs and leveled text work together to engage readers and promote reading comprehension skills. This leveled book engages 3rd--6th graders through new vocabulary and high interest-topics about world cultures.Why Rourke Educational Media: Since 1980, Rourke Publishing Company has specialized in publishing engaging and diverse non-fiction and fiction books for children with a wide range of subjects that support reading success on a level that has no limits.

Flat Stanley is taking over the world! In this fun thirteenth installment in the renowned Flat Stanley's Worldwide Adventures chapter book series, the Lambchops are getting a little history lesson in Boston, Massachusetts!When the Lambchop family gets to Boston, Stanley is excited to go on a Duck Tour, eat lunch at Quincy Market, and see Fenway Park baseball stadium. Stanley even gets to be in a reenactment of American Colonist Paul Revere's famous midnight ride.But Stanley has a problem. The Lambchops' friend, Dr. Dan, is in town, too, and he's giving a speech about his cure for flatness. And he wants Stanley to talk about being flat! But does Stanley want to change and be a regular kid, or would it be better to stay flat after all?This unforgettable adventure features fun, fascinating facts about Boston! And for parents and teachers, each Flat Stanley book is aligned to the Common Core State Standards, like multicultural adventure, plot and character development story elements, and compare and contrast! Don't miss any of Flat Stanley's worldwide adventures!- Historical Adventure: Join Stanley for a reenactment of Paul Revere's famous ride and learn about the start of the Revolutionary War!- A Story of Self-Acceptance: When a cure for flatness is offered, Stanley must decide if being "normal" is what he truly wants.- Iconic Boston Landmarks: Explore the city from a Duck Tour on the Charles River to the Green Monster at Fenway Park.- Fun Facts for Kids: Packed with real, fascinating facts about Boston, the American Revolution, and even the Boston Red Sox!

A search and find picture book for children to learn about 12 seasonal festivals in Bangladesh through finding different members of a forgetful Bangladeshi family. The illustrated spreads show traditional festivals and children learn about the location and elements associated with the local culture.

This fascinating book provides an up-close look at the Colosseum. Young readers will learn about the history and construction of the structure, as well as what the site is like today. The book also features informative sidebars, a "That's Amazing!" special feature, a table of contents, quiz questions, a glossary, additional resources, and an index. This Focus Readers series is at the Navigator level, aligned to reading levels of grades 3-5 and interest levels of grades 4-7.

This fascinating book provides an up-close look at the Great Wall of China. Young readers will learn about the history and construction of the structure, as well as what the site is like today. The book also features informative sidebars, a "That's Amazing!" special feature, a table of contents, quiz questions, a glossary, additional resources, and an index. This Focus Readers series is at the Navigator level, aligned to reading levels of grades 3-5 and interest levels of grades 4-7.

Haruli's mother left her alone to take care of a basket full of berries they just picked. But Haruli fell asleep. When she woke up, the basket was half empty and her mother was mad! Now what will she do? Based upon a traditional Kumaoni folktale about what the birds call out to each other, this story contains as much of a lesson for parents as it does for children.#631 in the Bilingual Legends series: This colouring book is in both English & Kumaoni.

Camels are an important part of the Emirati culture and have many different roles to play in the UAE.But what happens when a little camel isn't happy doing what he us supposed to do a Camel School?In the desert, there lived a curious little camel named Omar who gets to join the children in kindergarten, but soon learns he may be better off at Camel School after all.

Imagine if our pets could travel the world with us. What adventures would they have? What trouble would they get into? What friends would they make?<BR>In the award-winning Travels with Zozo... series of illustrated children's books for ages 4-8 years old, a fun-loving family of four brings their pet bunny, Zozo, on their trips around the world, and Zozo's escapades are bound to amaze, amuse, and inspire you!<BR>Author A.J. Atlas' extensive travel experiences in nearly fifty countries and throughout all fifty U.S. states provide firsthand insight into the settings for the books. Award-winning illustrator Anne Zimanski uses bright colors and expert digital artistry to turn the real-life places into beautifully colorful, imaginative worlds for Zozo and readers to explore. She adds an abundance of charm and heart to the culturally-diverse characters whom Zozo meets, and she packs Zozo's sweet, little, furry face full of emotion. Then, together, Atlas and Zimanski keep the pages filled with goofy gags and funny antics. So many, in fact, that rereading the stories is sure to surprise you with something new and keep you laughing.<BR>The sixth book in the exciting, new series, Travels with Zozo...and the Deer, takes readers to meet the famous bowing deer of Japan. Zozo and her human family learn to greet these friendly creatures and benefit from their willingness to help Zozo when she loses her beloved necklace.¿The search takes Zozo through the pine forests and picturesque ponds of Nara Park and past ancient architectural wonders like the Great Eastern Temple (Todai-ji) with its huge bronze status of Buddha, the beautiful Kasuga Grand Shrine, and the famous five-tiered pagoda of the Kufuki-ji Temple complex.<BR>Zozo and her new friends are joined by whimsically illustrated locals-acrobatic tanuki, board-breaking birds, leaping frogs, and many others. The wildlife adds depth and richness (and laughs!) to the ancient town of Nara showcased in this premium full-color 32-page book.<BR>Children and grownups alike are sure to fall in love with the "hoppity, floppity, huggable, snuggable" pet bunny, Zozo, in this beautifully-illustrated, pint-sized Japanese travel log. They will be amazed by the detailed illustrations of actual plants, animals, and landscapes of Japan while laughing at the goofy goings-on in every corner of the pages.<BR>Bring your imagination and let Zozo be your guide to a world of amazing places!<BR>

In the Stone Age, brave hunters in Japan took handmade harpoons and went out on the ocean in search of dolphins, whales, and sharks.Did you know they were the first people to have dogs for pets?Did you know they made the oldest clay pots in the world?Did you know we learned about them from their poop?Come meet the Shark Hunters and learn their ancient secrets!History Unboxed® Easy readers use a unique dual rating system: A) Read With Me: Simple text for children, deeper text for educators.B) I Love Reading: Stories to be enjoyed with independence.¿1) Simple, gentle, fascinating stories.2) Engaging story with mild story violence and/or conflict themes.3) High interest story with dynamic language and moderate violence and/or conflict themes.This book is a B1¿History Unboxed® is an educational company founded in 2014 with a mission to bring history to life for learners of all ages through hands-on learning and fascinating books. Our founder, Elizabeth Hauris, is a second-generation home educator with a background in living history. Her passion for storytelling and hands-on materials led her to create kits to spark curiosity in a new generation. Creative Director Stephanie Hanson, is a former public school educator with experience teaching and raising neurodivergent children.

'The Green Dragon and the Angry Monkeys' is the 4th book in the Green Dragon series. This is the story of how the monkeys came to Hong Kong. Not an indigenous species, so how did they end up in Hong Kong? Learn the true story of the monkeys and what has made them so angry. With a little bit of Hong Kong's history thrown in, the construction of the Kowloon Reservoir is more intriguing than you might imagine!With beautiful illustrations of Hong Kong's landscape and tourist attractions, the story teaches what can happen to a species and an environment when suddenly introduced.With cute, loveable characters once again, this environmental story adds to the magical series from Suzanne Younan.Kindness, compassion and a really good story.....a great way to teach children about the environment in a fun way!Although set in Hong Kong, the story is valid anywhere where non-native species are introduced, unfortunately. If you have a love of Hong Kong or travel you will surely enjoy the references to this beautiful land.

What is it like to live in or visit Japan? What makes Japan's culture unique? Explore the geography, traditions, and daily lives of the Japanese people.

This fascinating book provides an up-close look at Angkor Wat. Young readers will learn about the history and construction of the structure, as well as what the site is like today. The book also features informative sidebars, a "That's Amazing!" special feature, a table of contents, quiz questions, a glossary, additional resources, and an index. This Focus Readers series is at the Navigator level, aligned to reading levels of grades 3-5 and interest levels of grades 4-7.

Gastão was excited to visit Japan with his parents. He had always been interested in Japanese culture, and he was eager to see the country for himself. Gastão was not disappointed. Japan is a country with a rich history and vibrant culture. From the ancient temples of Kyoto to the futuristic skyline of Tokyo, there is much to explore. Gastão was particularly fascinated by the juxtaposition of traditional and modern elements in Japanese society. He enjoyed feeding the deer at Nara and attending tea ceremonies, but he also loved riding the bullet train and experiencing the many colorful sights and sounds of Japan. But what truly left a lasting impression on Gastão was the deep sense of respect and community he observed in Japanese society. He saw it in the way people interacted with each other, the way they cared for their environment, and the way they valued tradition. It was a memorable experience and one that Gastão will never forget. The Adventures of Gastão in Japan is a great way for young readers to learn about this beautiful country without having to leave their backyard.

Sometimes after school, you have baseball practice. Sometimes, you go for pizza. Sometimes, your parents drop a bomb so significant your entire life explodes - like "We're moving to Tokyo in four weeks." This is how it all began for my protagonist, Jacob, a smart, snarky, thirteen-year-old struggling with the most significant change in his life - a sudden relocation from the familiar Seattle suburbs to wild and bustling Tokyo. In Trading Pizza for Ramen, Jacob and his twin siblings Dylan and Lily, have one summer vacation, three months, to figure out how to survive in Tokyo before school starts. From shrines to forests, arcades to onsens, ramen shops to baseball games, Jacob makes sure the fun never stops, typically at the detriment of a younger sibling or parent. In sixteen chapters, 158 pages and 28,000 words, Jacob goes from hating everything about Tokyo to finding friends, food, and purpose in his new home.

In The Monkey King Makes Fire on Black Wind Mountain, Wukong (the Monkey King) vows to help a Buddhist monk who rescued him from prison. But when they travel to India on a quest for the Chinese emperor, the journey looks hopeless-especially when they run into thieves and murderers and demons....<BR>The Monkey King is no ordinary fellow. His personality is a unique blend of strengths and flaws. Monkey is brave, fun-loving, and clever, as well as unpredictable, reckless, and sometimes ferocious. <BR>No matter where he goes, the Monkey King is an unforgettable character with a knack for getting himself into trouble. <BR>Stories in this series, The Irrepressible Monkey King, are based on the 16th-century Chinese novel Journey to the West by Wu Cheng'en. The novel was inspired by the writings of a real 7th-century Buddhist monk who traveled from China to India and back. Mingling fantasy with historical accounts, Journey to the West is one of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese literature. <BR>Advisory: Though shortened from the original, these stories reflect life and perspectives from ancient China and other cultures. Some of the ideas and attitudes may be unfamiliar to an English-language audience.

No one made better fried rice with eggs than Chef Panda. He practiced hard every day, and his dream was to make the Number One fried rice with eggs in the world. But one day, a war broke out, and it changed everything. What would happen to Chef Panda? Can he still make his dream come true?

Let me introduce you to the Kimono Dragon. She's a demure character, always polite and adhering to the cultural courtesies surrounding herself. She tries to blend in, but always ends up sticking out very noticeably in all sorts of situations! This book is a record following a terribly large and very green Komodo dragon, who lives in Japan and is often spotted wearing a kimono. I have spent some time carefully documenting the activities of our Dragon Lady exploring various Japanese customs, culture, and festivals, as well as the seemingly mundane; but because she is a large lizard, they are a novelty/adventure for her.Enjoyed by all ages, particularly for those with a penchant for Japan and large lizards. Learn more about Japanese culture with some new vocabulary.