The life and times and trials of a new butterfly Flutterbye, the Butterfly must make the arduous journey to Mexico for the winter. Everything she sees, does, and thinks is a new endeavor for her, since, as a brand new butterfly, she's never DONE any of these things before Readers follow the wonder of a new butterfly's brand new discoveries -- every day She must learn to eat and fly and avoid predators and eat and fly and... The book (soon to belong to a series) comes with a section in the front for suggested lesson ideas for teachers and parents. And in the back, there are sections of...

Flutterbye, the Butterfly's daughter looks around the area where she lives and learns that there are more creatures that fly than just her And all of them have the same challenges that she does - what to eat and how NOT to be eaten Almost all of the flying creatures in Flutterbye's habitat are examined and analyzed in this second book in the "Flutterbye, the Butterfly" series about Monarch butterflies. Included are discussions on Food Chains, Circles of Life and Laws of Nature, surrounded by DOZENS of colorful photographs and drawings that help depict the lives of the animals in...

Flutterbye, the Butterfly, as a Second Generation Monarch Butterfly has to learn to live with the weather in her area What a challenge And it's a challenge for her friends the other butterflies and insects, too. Can they fly in the rain or do they need to hide somewhere? Read along with Flutterbye as she learns to deal with events that happen in short life. This book can be used as a complete unit on several topics: weather, butterflies, Monarch butterflies, etc. It is complete with suggested plans for lessons in the front of the book as well as Enrichment notes for teachers OR parents in...

You CAN publish your own work This book is perfect for the first time author or the one who wants to have more control over his/her work Don't know how to start the process? In addition to getting your ebook onto Kindle, this will help you with publishing in other arenas, too, such as getting your book printed. Gives resources that tell you where to go, what to do, how to do it, PLUS tons of caveats of what to watch out for and what NOT to do

This Parents' Edition of "The Five Finger Paragraph(c)" method is for HomeSchooling Parents or Parents who wish to help their "traditionally taught" students at home. For Kindergarten through Twelfth Grade students, and even College Freshmen. Paperback. Also available in ebook format. Every page in this Parents' Edition contains the referenced Student Edition page on it, along with helpful hints and suggested Lesson Plans for implementation of the methods, where needed. Instructions include complete instructions for construction of paragraphs, to be used in subsequent essay construction and...

Student's Edition to The Five Finger Paragraph(c) method for Kindergarten through Twelfth Grades students. Works for college freshmen as well. Paperback. Also available in ebook format. Instructions include a review of paragraphs to be used in subsequent essay construction and writing. Three methods of formatting an essay are included, to accommodate several learning styles. Excellent when used as subsequent or remedial instruction material for students who function at grade level or below. Quite effective in helping students prepare for the SAT/ACT exams in later years. Illustrations on...

Babs runs into one mystery after another. Even though she's a smart cookie for an 11-year-old, she can always use the help of other to solve her cases. In this book, her helper, and the one who points Babs in the right directions, is her pet, a King Snake, named Rosie Babs and Rosie solve one mystery after another, as her parents and other adults, like her friend, the Sheriff, laugh on During the course of "King Rosie Hacks the Hacker," Babs and Rosie run into a prowler, a Karate school, being locked in the attic, and thieves at the coal mine. Enough mysteries to keep you intrigued (and...

You never expected the World's Best Detective to be a KING SNAKE, did you? ? Well, Rosie, the King Snake, is Babs runs into one mystery after another. Even though she's a smart cookie for an 11-year-old, she always uses the help of her pet King Snake, Rosie, and her friend, Richard. They solve one mystery after another, as her parents and other adults, like her friend, the Sheriff, laugh on During the course of King Rosie and the Kid-Nappers, Babs, Rosie, and Richard run into diamond thieves, a train wreck, tackling a bad guy, and "fainting goats" and their goat poop Enough mysteries and...