Andrew Briggs Knihy

Set against the backdrop of space exploration, this narrative delves into the challenges and triumphs faced by astronauts as they navigate the vastness of the universe. It explores themes of resilience, teamwork, and the human spirit's quest for discovery. Through gripping accounts of missions and personal stories, the book highlights the physical and emotional toll of life in space, while also celebrating the ingenuity and determination required to overcome obstacles. Readers are taken on a journey that underscores the importance of survival in the most extreme conditions.

In this adventurous tale, Harriet the tortoise and Milton the cat embark on a time-travel journey to explore the origins of science in the ancient world. Readers will join them as they experience the wonders of Mesopotamian astronomy, participate in a unique Greek talent show focused on scientific achievements, and encounter the renowned mathematician Pythagoras. This engaging narrative blends history with fun, making science accessible and entertaining for young readers.

Embark on a time-traveling adventure with Harriet, Darwin's tortoise, and Milton, Schrodinger's cat, as they explore the intersection of science and religion. Throughout their journey, they encounter iconic Victorian scientists and delve into profound questions about the universe's origins and the existence of God. The narrative highlights the ongoing dialogue between faith and scientific inquiry, inviting readers to ponder whether science diminishes the need for belief or if faith can complement discovery. Written by award-winning author Julia Golding.

An exposition on the common phrase science and religion. Science has something to say about every aspect of human experience, and religion is, broadly speaking, the attempt by people to find and assert meaningfulness.

The study investigates the impact of winter winds on thermal comfort in urban plazas, addressing a gap in existing literature. By utilizing thermal cameras to measure face temperatures of volunteers under various winter conditions, the research developed an energy budget model to analyze thermal comfort. It also offers practical design guidance for urban plazas, showcasing evidence-based windbreak designs that enhance visitor comfort during cold weather. This work provides valuable insights for urban planners and designers aiming to improve public space usability in winter.

CD includes play-along tracks and reproducible PDF files.

It's a hands-on, active-learning approach to rhythm! Eighteen familiar songs for holidays throughout the year are presented with notated rhythm patterns and kinesthetic stick routines: tap them on your knees, click them together, cross with a neighbor, and more! The simple rhythms can be learned by rote or read off the reproducible student pages. Plus, concise background information makes it easy to lead a discussion about featured holidays and the history and culture of each piece. Recommended for grades 1--6.