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Tag Archives: Nomad Press
ELECTRICITY — CIRCUITS, STATIC, AND ELECTROMAGNETS
It’s everywhere. In our homes, schools, offices, on the train, in our cars—even inside our bodies! Electricity: Circuits, Static, and Electromagnets with Hands-On Science Activities explores the science of electricity and the technology we’ve developed to harness the energy to … Continue reading
REAL WORLD SCIENCE BOOKS
After reading this three volume set from Nomad Press I understand how the scarecrow felt after getting his brain. I’m a lot smarter and it was fun getting there! Great for ages 12 and up even if science is not … Continue reading
PSYCHOLOGY—Why We Smile, Strive, and Sing
This upper MG/ YA title is full of valuable, detailed information about how psychology effects everything we do and why. Arranged in seven chapters, the pages delve into topics often not covered in a student’s learning until they are much … Continue reading
GAME LOGIC
I grew up with board games. Long sessions of Monopoly were interspersed with shorter sessions of Sorry, Clue, and Operation. With the popularity of online gaming, one would suspect games where you interact with other players around a board are … Continue reading
Posted in Middle Grade Book Reviews, non fiction
Tagged Angie Smibert, Game Logic, Nomad Press
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BUILD IT ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE SERIES
Earth is our home, full of environmental problems and diverse life. This four book series covers the gamut of important topics. Each of the 122 page books provide resources, background information, and hands-on environmental projects perfect for middle grade minds. … Continue reading
INNOVATORS and THE OREGON TRAIL
Here are two titles in Nomad’s Press BUILD IT YOURSELF series that are unique in their approach and presentation. INNOVATORS: THE STORIES BEHIND THE PEOPLE WHO SHAPED THE WORLD is about the products, processes, and improvements people created and implemented. … Continue reading
Posted in non fiction, Reviews
Tagged Innovators, Middle Grade Non-Fiction, Nomad Press, The Oregon Trail
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EARTH, WIND, FIRE, AND RAIN
If you were expecting a post about the iconic musical group adding some rain to their band, you won’t find it here. What you will discover is another fantastic Mystery and Mayhem title written with flare by author Judy Dodge … Continue reading
Posted in non fiction, Reviews
Tagged Earth Wind Fire And Rain, Judy Dodge Cummings, Mystery and Mayhem series, Nomad Press
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ERUPTIONS AND EXPLOSIONS
Sit tight—here’s another addition to the addicting Mystery & Mayhem series from NOMAD PRESS. You may have knowledge of these outbursts, but the stories before, during, and after each of these life-changing events drive this page-turner. 1815 Mount Tambora in … Continue reading
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Tagged Eruptions and Explosions, Judy Dodge Cummings, Mystery & Mayhem series, Nomad Press
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REBELS AND REVOLUTIONS from Nomad Press
Non-fiction readers can rejoice with the release of the sixth book in the Mystery and Mayhem series. In REBELS AND REVOLUTIONS read the true stories of five individuals who chose to rise up and fight injustice in America. Fifteen year … Continue reading
Posted in New Release, non fiction, Reviews
Tagged Judy Dodge Cummings, Mystery & Mayhem series, Nomad Press, Rebels and Revolutions
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SHAKESPEARE–Investigate the Bard’s Influence on Today’s World
For young people age 12-15, mention the name William Shakespeare and you’ll get two very different reactions. Some can’t get enough while others find his writing confusing. This great new title will satisfy both camps. The format is entertaining and … Continue reading