In this second book about Charlotte Tucker, the little girl who would grow up to become the grandmother of Laura Ingalls Wilder, winter is approaching, but the war is still going on. Charlotte worries about Will, Papa's striker, who is marching north with the militia. When bells are heard ringing from Boston, and every building in the common is ...
Six-year-old Martha wants to be as good as her big sister, who is quiet and ladylike and well-behaved. But it's so hard for Martha to sit still for a spinning lesson when her brothers are playing Picts and Scots on the rolling Scottish hills.
Stories about Laura Ingalls Wilder's adventures at school, adapted from the "Little House" series of books into a beginning chapter book format. Illustrations accompany the text.
Stories about Laura Ingalls Wilder's encounters with animals, adapted from the "Little House" series of books into a beginning chapter book format. Illustrations accompany the text.
Almanzo Wilder who helps his father take care of the farm animals, begins to train his two new calves and knows for certain that he wants to be a farmer forever.
Frontier life isn't always easy, and in this book, Laura and her family struggle against prairie fires, grasshoppers and winter blizzards. But with their fighting pioneer spirit, the Ingalls family always manages to make it through the hardest of hard times.
These gentle adaptations of the celebrated "Little House" books feature captivating text and Graef's breathtaking artwork. Readers can share in the fun with pioneer sisters Laura, Mary, and Carrie, as they play games, find mischief, and explore the wilds of the Midwest.
An adaptation of a story told in Laura Ingalls Wilder's "Little House" books. When young Laura goes to school, she meets the spoiled and nasty Nellie Oleson. When Nellie is mean and spiteful to her, Laura must find a way to deal with this difficult schoolmate. Color illustrations accompany the text.
Anya is determined to find her missing family. But she only has one clue: a key with the words "Together in Paris" inscribed on it. Is the key enough to unlock the mystery of her past?
Young sleuths Ben and Maya travel the world in their attempt to retrieve the stolen Blarney Stone from the infamous criminal mastermind Carmen Sandiego.
Can you imagine a world without chocolate? When Carmen goes back in time, she steals the very first cocoa plants. ACME's baffled Chief sends junior detectives Maya and Ben to check things out.
This guide features required GED content at an easier reading level. Includes motivating, easy-to-read lessons, pre-test and post-test elements to show areas of strength and areas for improvement, and practice drills and full explanations for answers.
Hanna can't get used to the idea of celebrating Christmas in America. It's nothing like home in Sweden. Luckily, Hanna's grandmother sends her a magical friend--a tomten--who may just be able to help her bring a Swedish Christmas to her new home.
Stories about Laura Ingalls Wilder's encounters with animals, adapted from the "Little House" series of books into a beginning chapter book format. Illustrations accompany the text.
Laura has to do her part to help run the Ingalls family farm. From helping Pa smoke meat to planting seeds and making cheese with her Ma, Laura is a big help. Pa doesn't know what he'd do without her.
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