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Meet some of the animals that live in a zoo. Includes audio narration in ten additional languages with text in English.
A book about carrots. They are good for people and many animals like to eat them too. Includes audio narration in nine additional languages with text in English.
A storybook about the beauty of flowers. Includes audio narration in English, Spanish, and Turkish with text in English.
Learn what a zoo is and what happens there in this description of the mission of the Denver Zoo. Includes audio narration in English, Chinese, Spanish, Setswana, and Turkish, with text in English.
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Book with colorful illustrations of winter and spring sights and activities. Vocabulary words are ’winter’ and ’spring’ only. Includes audio narration in 17 additional languages with text in English.
Resource provides the e-text in many digital formats of fifteen stories by Anton Chekhov (1860-1904 CE).
Resource provides multiple formats of the entire online text of Johnson's 1913 anti-suffrage book, in which she attempts to discount the major claims made by prominent suffragists.
Meet some of the many people who work at a zoo. Includes audio narration in nine additional languages with text in English.
Clickable list to the full texts of selected poems by Sir Thomas Wyatt, including his songs, sonnets, odes, epigrams, and satires.
A digital history textbook created by students, for students!!!
A collaboration between Two (soon to be 4) Ohio Middle Schools, with help from many others around the globe
Imagines what it is like to travel to space and what you can see through the window of a spacecraft. Book includes audio narration in 14 additional languages with text in English.
This chapter introduces students to the basics of reading literature. It introduces students to subjective and objective reading, and goes over the basic ideas behind reading for plot, character, setting, and theme. Learning objectives are: Ask subjective and objective questions about what they have read; Learn the meanings of “tone,” “diction,” and “syntax.”; Identify the major elements of a plot; Identify character, setting, and theme; Differentiate between internal and external conflict.
Read two fables from Ellen C. Babbitt's Jakata Tales, a classic of children's literature that retells stories, from sacred Buddhist literature, of the Buddha's past lives. Jakata stories, full of the quaint humor, teach many different moral lessons in characteristic Buddhist fashion, revealing the spiritual essence of the faith.