Grandpa (Mehr als 14.000 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. Large type / Large print. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting.

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Zustand: Good. The Saturday Evening Post (illustrator).

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Paperback. Zustand: Good. 1,246 questions to baffle your teacher, stump your mom, perplex your grandpa, and confound your big brother.Grown-ups aren't always right.now YOU get to ask the questions! Put your favorite grown-up to the test with Stump the Grown-Up! With over 1,200 brain-stumpers--including six true-or-false lightning rounds--Stump the Grown-Up covers everything from Charlotte's Web to the Cretaceous period, triangles to Tangled, and Saturn to Superman. Ask:YOUR TEACHER: where the nostrils of a hammerhead shark are locatedYOUR COACH: who threw the only World Series no-hitterYOUR FATHER: which state Mount Rainier is inYOUR DENTIST: what the longest side of a right triangle is calledYOUR AUNT: what red-haired Viking discovered GreenlandYOUR DOCTOR: who wrote The Hunger GamesWhether you're in the mood for reading, math, and science, or lunch, recess, and extra-curricular activities, Stump the Grown-Up has it all.and you might just learn a thing or two along the way! STUMP THE GROWN-UP is the perfect addition to family activity nights, your beach bag, or the back pocket of the driver's seat. Put the whole family's IQ to the test with STUMP THE GROWN-UP.…

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Paperback. Zustand: Good. Children experience all sorts of grief and loss -- a death in the family, a divorce, an unexpected move, the loss of a pet. They need ways to acknowledge these losses and they need to be able to express their grief in physical ways. Some children need the activities we consider traditional: they conduct ceremonies or write letters to the people they have lost. Other children, overflowing with the anger that is a natural part of grief, need to pound, punch, run and jump. Still others want to express their grief through art. Written by Laurie Kanyers, M.A., whose research and clinical experience has focused on how children cope when they must deal with change, loss and death, 25 Things to Do. explains the grieving process. It provides dozens of activities that help bereaved children. Kanyer explains the value of each activity so that parents and caregivers can select appropriate projects based on the child's age, kind of loss and stage in the grieving process. She also discusses how learning about grief prepares children for new relationships and to accept losses later in life. Williams, Jenny (illustrator).…

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Hardback. Zustand: Good. *F&Gs distributed at conferences *Grandpa's Little One featured in the HarperCollins booth at major institutional conferences, including TLA, IRA, ALA and NCTE *A finished book sent to 550 large school and public library systems and influential librarians and educators for review. Porfirio, Guy (illustrator).…

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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. This book describes life with my grandfather in rural Illinois in the 1950s. My grandfather on my mother's side, Ulysses S. Moore, was a renaissance man for his time. Not only did he maintain the family homestead for future generations, he raised his children there, and still managed to make intricate wood carvings, build furniture, and even write and publish poetry. He did all of this in the Midwestern tradition of self-reliance. He didn't email his Word doc of poetry to his local Kinkos, and then pick up the finished product at the local counter. Instead he typeset every letter of every poem and created the finished product on his own manual printing press upstairs in his attic. I was the grandson who lived next door and was called upon to help him. This was the early 1950s in the Midwest, in the rural countryside of Illinois in the hills overlooking the Mississippi river. As I look back it was sort of a primitive childhood. I remember how things changed when I was in the fifth grade. I watched as power lines were installed from the power grid in the city, down the gravel road leading to our house. Before that in the winter time we had only wood heating stoves in the homes, and kerosene lamps for light . no electricity. …

Hardback. Zustand: Good. A young girl tries to help her grandfather find a new chair in this moving picture book about loss and how the love of family can warm even the most broken heart. Julie's grandfather is looking for a new chair. But no matter what kind of chair he tries, he can never seem to find the right one. Some chairs are too small; others are too soft. Some are too hard, while others are too fancy. Just when Grandfather thinks he'll never find the right chair, Julie takes him to a park. And there, Grandfather finally finds the perfect seat . . . and discovers that it's not about the chair you sit in, it's about>who is sitting next to you.…

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Hardback. Zustand: Very Good. *F&Gs distributed at conferences *Grandpa's Little One featured in the HarperCollins booth at major institutional conferences, including TLA, IRA, ALA and NCTE *A finished book sent to 550 large school and public library systems and influential librarians and educators for review. Porfirio, Guy (illustrator).…

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Hardback. Zustand: Good. From Mexican-American actress Marisa Kristine Hernandez comes a debut picture book about a young girl's life in Texas with her loving grandfatherMy grandpa has been there since the beginning that I could remember.He picked me up from school and we got paletas in spring, summer and September. So begins a young girl's story of her doting grandfather. Memories of growing up in a Mexican-American household in Texas fill the pages as Marisa Kristine Hernandez remembers the hero in her life and coming to terms with his passing.Perfect to read with a child who has recently lost a loved one, Grandpa's Our Hero proves that no matter what, our loved ones remain alive in our hearts forever. Wells, Jeremy (illustrator). …

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Hardback. Zustand: Good. Five-year-old Emily tries to understand her grandfather's death by exploring the Christian and Jewish rituals that her family practices during and after his funeral. Stock, Catherine (illustrator).

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Zustand: Very Good. The Saturday Evening Post (illustrator).

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