Bøger af Paula Smith

A story about a soldier and the events in his career and life that caused him to be what he is today. From the rights, to the wrongs in his life and his state of mind.

40 super cute animals waiting to be colored!Inside the book, you'll find a wide variety of coloring animals such as pets, marine animals, jungle animals and more!The illustrations are only on one side (so no problem with the indicators bleeding through the page and ruining an image below).Big simple pictures perfect for beginners. Drawing designed so it's to stay inside the lines.Each page is 8.5 inches wide and printed on bright white paper.This coloring book will help your child to develop own creativity while having fun, spending hours coloring it!Scroll to the top of the page and buy now.Raccomanded for children aged 1 to 3 years (especially young children and kindergarten children).

Stories sell! Is it possible to make a living by sharing your story? Yes The authors in Sell Your Story are doing just that. You will get to meet ordinary people creating commercial opportunities by sharing their memories, their experiences and the lessons they have learnt along the way. Through speaking, publishing, business and philanthropy these Authors are not only creating a business of their dreams they're contributing to our communities and making a difference. When you share your story you connect When you share your story you can change lives When you share your story you can grow your business and your brand I hope our Authors will inspire you to start sharing your story too.

Speaking in the Shower reveals the strategies to Presentation Success. Whether you are a trainer, salesperson, student, corporate high-flyer, community worker, student or small business owner Speaking in the Shower will help you become the best presenter you can be. Stories from the truly terrified to the professional speaker plus Paula's seven steps to presentation success are all exposed in a one easy guide so you can become a speaking superstar.

Paula and Tech use technology, leadership, communication, reading, and language skills to go on adventures solving real-world problems.

"Big Boys Don't Cry...Do They?" is a simple story with a strong message for children and their parents about the power of expressing emotions. The book is about a young elephant named Jack, whose kite crashes to the ground and breaks. Jack becomes really sad about his broken kite and when he starts to cry, the cranky hyenas laugh at him and call him a cry baby. He tries to stop his tears, but instead of feeling sad, he starts to feel angry and kicks his kite...

Niveau A1 bis A23. Lernjahr / 7. Klasse750 WörterFriendship / Crime / Thriller / Adventure Vier Freunde stoßen während einer Klassenfahrt zufällig auf ein geheimes Diebeslager, doch sie werden daran gehindert, ihre Entdeckung der Polizei mitzuteilen. Also machen sie sich selbst an die abenteuerliche Lösung des Falls.Die komplette vertonte Lektüre steht als kostenfreier Mp3-Download zur Verfügung.Paula Smith was born in England in 1962. In 1996 she moved to Australia with her partner. They settled in Sydney. She got a job at the Australian National Maritime Museum as an Education Officer and also bought a business tutoring students in English and Maths. In 2002 she gave birth to her son, followed a year later by her daughter. She sold the business to become a stay at home mother. She used that time to write Lucky for Some, Shopping for Trouble, The Secret in the Farmhouse, The Art Show and A Second Chance. She now lives in Newcastle, north of Sydney, looking after her children and writing, with plans to return to teaching soon.

Niveau A2 bis A24. Lernjahr / 8. Klasse1.200 WörterMysteryNichts wünscht sich Joanna mehr als bei der Aufführung des Musicals Grease an ihrer Schule mitzusingen. Doch bei der Probe ist sie so aufgeregt, dass sie keinen Ton trifft. Kann ihr der geheimnisvolle alte Mann, der plötzlich in der Umkleidekabine auftaucht, helfen? Paula Smith was born in England in 1962. In 1996 she moved to Australia with her partner. They settled in Sydney. She got a job at the Australian National Maritime Museum as an Education Officer and also bought a business tutoring students in English and Maths. In 2002 she gave birth to her son, followed a year later by her daughter. She sold the business to become a stay at home mother. She used that time to write Lucky for Some, Shopping for Trouble, The Secret in the Farmhouse, The Art Show and A Second Chance. She now lives in Newcastle, north of Sydney, looking after her children and writing, with plans to return to teaching soon.

A romantic comedy

How do you change the speed of a moving object? This interesting book explains how forces, such as friction, and the mass of an object, can change the speed of an object in motion. Simple activities help children understand such concepts as acceleration and deceleration.

Motion is a change in an objects position. This fascinating title explains in a clear, simple way how objects are moved by a change in energy. Simple activities show young readers how energy is changed by applying a force, either by coming in contact with an object or by a force that does not touch it physically, like gravity.

Humpback whales are a true ecological success story. Readers will be enthralled by the story of these masters of the deep, listed as endangered in 1970. Protected by an international ban on hunting all whales in 1982, the humpack recovered so well it was no longer listed as endangered in most of the world by 2016.

Listed as a threatened species in 1975, the grizzly bears near Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming have made a remarkable recovery. Intriguing text and vibrant images will draw readers into the story of the bear's decline due to human interaction and habitat loss, and the strategies put in place that helped it...

Long considered by humans as a threat to livestock, the gray wolf has been hunted almost to extinction in parts of North America. But these keystone predators help keep an ecosystem in balance. This book details reintroduction programs that have helped populations recover to about 10 percent of their historic...

The survival of the giant panda depends on the survival of its only food: bamboo. Habitat loss from the destruction of bamboo forests in south central China where they live made the giant panda a vulnerable species. This book tells how habitat conservation and the creation of borrowing-and-breeding programs with zoos around the world kept the beloved bear from extinction.

The American alligator was nearly wiped out in the marshes and swamps of Louisiana and Florida in the last century. This exciting book tells the story of how government protection, habitat preservation, and a campaign to reduce the demand for alligator products helped bring back these fierce-looking...

"Science uses evidence in explaining the natural world. Using relatable, real-world examples, this informative book shows readers how to construct an argument with evidence to support a claim. Readers will act and think like scientists as they learn how to distinguish between fact and opinion, and use evidence and reasoning to evaluate the claims of others."--

"Scientists use different kinds of investigations depending on the questions they are trying to answer. Accessible text and child-centered examples guide readers as they learn to plan simple investigations based on fair tests to answer their own science questions."--

This engaging book explains how scientists use models to help them understand systems in the natural world. Readers learn about different kinds of models and discover the similarities and differences between models and the real objects and processes they represent.

"This informative book goes to great lengths to explain how scientists around the world use the metric system and related tools to help them compare, contrast, and analyze the measurement data they collect. Opportunities for hands-on learning make the content meaningful to readers as they refine their measuring skills."--

This engaging title introduces readers to materials that are either hard or soft. Using familiar examples, readers learn what makes hard and soft objects different and why they are suited for different purposes. Easy-to-understand text and colorful photos invite young readers to identify and classify hard and soft things around them.

Vibrant photographs and accessible text introduce young scientists to the concept of density. Readers are encouraged to explore what makes some objects float and others sink.

"What happens when light is blocked? How can we redirect light? Readers will discover the answers to these questions and more in this fact-filled title. Readers will explore the properties of transparent, translucent, opaque, and reflective materials, and learn how to redirect light beams and create shadows"--

"Collaboration and communication are important 21st Century skills and key science practices. Using accessible examples, readers will discover how scientists work together, and share ideas and information. Children also learn how and why scientists record information and put this practice into action by using their own science notebook."--

"Scientists look for patterns to help them make predictions. This motivating title explores different patterns in the natural world, such as day and night and the changing seasons. Using their new knowledge, readers will act like scientists by identifying weather patterns and making predictions."--

"We all learn about the world around us by making observations. Scientists are no exception! This intriguing title explains how scientists observe using their senses and tools. Readers will apply what they learn by making observations, comparing, sorting, and classifying."--