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Sam Walton grew up to become the founder of Wal-Mart, but h ... Read more

Sam Walton grew up to become the founder of Wal-Mart, but he was born with practically nothing except a compulsive drive to win - at football, at becoming class president, at beating everyone no matter what the game. His eventual empire started as nothing more than a dingy one-room general store. He created Wal-Mart - and his massive wealth - one building at a time, one town at a time. This is not a history of his company, but the biography of an uncomplicated man who just wanted to beat the guy down the street. More than forty black-and-white photos illustrate the text. Minimize

In this delightfully illustrated retelling of a prime time ... Read more

In this delightfully illustrated retelling of a prime time "Mickey Mouse Clubhouse" episode, it's the grand opening of Minnie's Bowtique, a store jam-packed with every kind of bow and bowtie under the sun. But problems arise when Pete, embarrassed about buying a lady's bow for his favorite aunt, causes a few accidental mishaps. Full color. Minimize

The much-loved Toy Story films are among the most groundbre ... Read more

The much-loved Toy Story films are among the most groundbreaking and creative animated features of modern cinema. Hitting stores just in time for Christmas, this postcard box celebrates the Toy Story world with 100 pieces of concept art, including lighting studies, sketches, and storyboards. Sure to please fans of every age, the set will feature an exclusive selection of art from the highly anticipated Toy Story 3, which will release in June 2010. Minimize

SpongeBob remembers the best times he's had with all his fr ... Read more

SpongeBob remembers the best times he's had with all his friends in Bikini Bottom: his first Krabby Patty, decorating the Krusty Krab, when he married Sandy Cheeks . . . all in celebration of his 10th anniversary. Full color. Minimize

Walmart Atlas is a comprehensive directory of more than 4,1 ... Read more

Walmart Atlas is a comprehensive directory of more than 4,100 Walmart stores, Supercenters (Super Walmarts), and Sam's Club stores in the United States. Detailed state maps show you where the stores are located and whether gas or diesel is available. Information for each store includes: * City or town where the store is located * Type of store (Walmart, Supercenter, or Sam's Club) * Availability of gasoline and diesel * Distance from Interstate highway if within 10 miles * Open 24 hours * Pharmacy * Auto service * Address * Zip code * Phone number * GPS coordinates * Driving directions. Whether you're a blacktop boondocker or regular shopper, the Walmart Atlas will help you locate Walmart stores throughout America! Minimize

- Each board book has a side die-cut that allows little han ... Read more

- Each board book has a side die-cut that allows little hands to easily hold the book - Bright blue and yellow branding on the front and spine clearly identifies the Rookie Toddler board book line; each level of Rookie books will each carry its own distinctive color pattern - Books feature simple, rhythmic text to read aloud to toddlers - Big bold artwork, photos, or photo illustrations make each book visually appealing - Each book addresses 1 of 5 essential curriculum themes: self; home/family; neighborhood; wider world; readiness concepts - Beyond its main curriculum theme, each book offers secondary learning topics to use with toddlers upon subsequent readings - At the end of each book is a parent note with suggested activites linked to the story and its theme Minimize

Anansi is throwing a party. He invites Turtle, but plays so ... Read more

Anansi is throwing a party. He invites Turtle, but plays so many tricks on him that Turtle can't have any fun. So Turtle decides to get even and throws a party of his own. This latest tale in Kimmel and Stevens' series shows how the trickster himself gets tricked, this time by a plodding turtle. Illustrations. Minimize

Give her purses, skirt and boots Purse-onality galore with ... Read more

Give her purses, skirt and boots Purse-onality galore with lots of stickers everywhere! Think that's it? No way! Use stickers again and again. Minimize

This lively novelty book is perfect for encouraging learnin ... Read more

This lively novelty book is perfect for encouraging learning through play. Touch the different textures, make the pictures move, look under the flaps, peek through the shaped windows and smile at the mirror! Minimize

Spanning the decades from colonial times to modern day, the ... Read more

Spanning the decades from colonial times to modern day, the Almanacs of American Life series delves into the daily lives of the American people. The broad range of information includes the prices of everyday items in colonial America, medical practices during the Revolutionary period, the annual salaries of teachers during Victorian times, the number of Americans who had indoor plumbing during the early part of the twentieth century, and much more. This comprehensive series provides a solid foundation for imaginative research and critical thought, making it an ideal resource for students working on American history assignments. Each volume uses statistics and tables that offer an unprecedented amount of intriguing facts. Archival illustrations such as maps, photographs, cartoons, and advertisements visually document each era and invite researchers to browse through these volumes again and again. Each book in the series provides students with information covering: -- Climate, geography, and natural history -- The economy, agriculture, industry, professions, trade, and finance -- Population: size and character, family data, marriage age, birth rate, and immigration rate -- Politics and government -- Diet and health, mortality rates, and life span -- Arts and letters -- Popular culture -- and more. Minimize

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Arriving just in time for the 75th anniversary of the New D ... Read more

Arriving just in time for the 75th anniversary of the New Deal Posters for the People features nearly 500 of the best posters produced by the Works Progress Administration (WPA) during the 1930s and 1940s. As you'll recall from high school history class the WPA employed hundreds of out-of-work artists to raise awareness about public issues and civic life. Today their posters are celebrated as iconic works of graphic design; they also provide timeless messages about the merits of hard work good parenting a clean house and personal hygiene. Posters for the People was produced by the WPA Living Archive a project started in 2002 to preserve the legacy of these images. Some of the posters have been cataloged by the Library of Congress but more than 25 percent are "new" and have never been published in book form. Complete with hundreds of beautifully reproduced images Posters for the People is essential reading for artists designers collectors of Americana and anyone interested in United States history. Minimize

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Teaching students specific literacy skills is important--bu ... Read more

Teaching students specific literacy skills is important--but equally critical, and often overlooked, is giving them the time and opportunity to read actual texts. Bringing together leading scholars, this book focuses on how teachers can improve both the quality and quantity of reading experiences in K-12 classrooms. Essential topics include factors that make reading tasks more or less productive for different types of learners, ways to balance independent reading with whole-class and small-group instruction, how to choose appropriate texts, and the connections between reading engagement and proficiency. The relevant research literature is reviewed, and exemplary practices and programs are described. Minimize

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We covered the floor and the walls with our thunder gray se ... Read more

We covered the floor and the walls with our thunder gray seamless paper. We created the background with our retro gossamer. Times Arch Step back in time to an era of love and peace through our retro arch. This fun retro arch is 9.5' high x 9.5' wide x 1' deep. The cardboard arch includes balloons and printed flowers. Easy Assembly. Times Balloon Column They're groovy, baby! Add an authentic look to your retro theme event with our corrugated 8 1/2' tall x 2' wide balloon columns. Assembly required. Sold in pairs. Giant Lighted Peace Sign Our authentic anti-war symbol is illuminated to bring a bright retro look to your big night! Our peace sign has a tie dye look and is printed on clear corex with purple sides.áThe peace sign measures 68 inch round x 12 inch deep and is self standing.á Included are 2 light fixtures - light bulbs not included (40 watt bulbs recommended).á Easy assembly. Giant Groovy Time Flowers Use these groovy flowers (the same ones we used for the Arch) to decorate your tables and walls. Each set contains a red, yellow, orange, blue, green, and purple flower. Choose from a set of six 12 inch flowers or a set of six 23 inch flowers. For inside use only. Large kits require extra time for set-up, with most kits taking approximately 2-3 hours. Minimize

All Around Learning Circle Time Activity Set Gather ar ... Read more

All Around Learning Circle Time Activity Set Gather around for circle-time fun! Sharpen early math skills (shape and number recognition) and color recognition with a variety of kinesthetic games Play encourages gross motor skills and group cooperation Lightweight, wipe-clean vinyl mat measures 4' in diameter and folds easily for storage Includes 5 inflatable dice (5" each), 5 canvas bean bags (3" each) and Activity Guide Grades PreK+ Ages 3-6 Minimize

Helps the student master the building blocks of multiplicat ... Read more

Helps the student master the building blocks of multiplication. Shows the hows and whys behind mathematical concepts. Also introduces long division. Minimize

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Going back in time to examine some of history's most intrig ... Read more

Going back in time to examine some of history's most intriguing civilizations, this series investigates different time periods to offer fascinating facts to a young age group. Short, snappy facts about these thrilling historical figures, artifacts, and locations will keep children in awe, while guaranteeing a little learning in the process. With a bright, youthful design and colorful images, this series presents young readers with concise information and a glossary with key words explained to aid in vocabulary development. Children can explore pyramids, tombs, and amazing mummies, and learn why and how they are made in this educational resource that investigates the daily lives of the ancient Egyptians and great pharaohs. Minimize

Winter is not a good time for jobbing musicians in early 18 ... Read more

Winter is not a good time for jobbing musicians in early 18th century Newcastle. The town has emptied for the season, and Charles Patterson, harpsichordist, concert arranger and tutor to the gentry, is down to his last few shillings. But Patterson has another talent: solving mysteries. When an unpopular organ builder thinks his life is in danger and a shop-boy dies in dubious circumstances, the offer of a substantial fee persuades him to seek answers to some difficult questions. Like, who stole the dancing-master's clothes? Why is a valuable organ up for raffle? And will Patterson escape whoever is trying to kill him? Minimize

Follows our vampire narrator from the birth of America all ... Read more

Follows our vampire narrator from the birth of America all the way to present time, as he writes sporadically through the centuries. The playful main character will have a long biography that winds through numerous wars, a certain tea party in Boston, living the high life during the Great Depression, corrupting Emily Dickinson. The poems will intertwine three main elements: being a vampire, living during the entire history of America, and forever longing to find and be with the woman who turned him into a vampire many years ago as he crossed the Atlantic Ocean on the Mayflower. Minimize

Bugs that walk on water. Bugs that consume billions of tons ... Read more

Bugs that walk on water. Bugs that consume billions of tons of dung a day. Bugs stealthy enough to steal prey from a spider web. Bugs that can grow to 2,700 times their original weight in just two weeks. Bugs that can reattach their own limbs even a severed head. Bringing the weird world of "Bugs" to your fingertips, Fandex presents a field guide that marries vivid photographs of these beautiful and complex creatures with fascinating facts, stats, and lore about 47 insects, spiders, and other arthropods. (Arthropod: an invertebrate animal with a segmented body and jointed limbs and the most diverse and plentiful group of animals ever to walk the earth.) Minimize