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Readers explore the four elements: carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen. They will learn that these are the major building blocks of life on Earth. Color photographs and cool graphics make this science endeavor truly fun.

Metamorphic rocks have been on Earth for millions of years. Students will gain extensive knowledge of how metamorphic rocks are formed through the rock cycle. Each chapter will give students information on how metamorphic rocks are formed, how to identify the rocks, and major uses for the rocks, providing them with the understanding of why metamorphic rocks are key in shaping our planet.

This useful book offers students the tools for writing strong persuasive letters and reports. Students will learn what separates fact from opinion and where they can find interesting and reliable facts to back up their arguments. The book also offers students tools like pro and con lists and writing webs to help make persuasive writing easy.

This book provides a guide for young students in how to write in a way that provides directions or instruction.

Students will learn to write a variety of different types of letters, including business letters, thank-you notes, invitations, and fan letters, in this clear and easy to follow book. The interesting sample letters include a letter from Vincent Van Gogh to his brother and a letter from a young John F. Kennedy to his father.

This book is chock full of ideas to help students make their writing more descriptive. It introduces tools like descriptive webs, thesauruses and outlines. The book also offers students tips on ways to make their writing more interesting and descriptive, like using synonyms, precise verbs, and fun facts.

Not every collected fact is relevant. Learn the skill of sorting and evaluating which information will help others understand the experiments results. Then learn how to outline, summarize, and combine facts in charts and graphs.

After the hypothesis has been formed, the experiment completed, and the information collected and recorded in a project journal, the scientist must explain the results. Step-by-step, learn how to construct a clear and understandable explanation.