My child is 7.where can i find the level J-Z book?
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Amazon has an awsome colection of books start there!
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go to http://www.funbrain.com it's an all education-games website and its categorized for different ages
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Hope these links help you.  The first one is for the Thomas Registry which is supposed to be the ultimate (sort of a catalog of catalogs, you can also check one out at the library)\n\nBest of luck to you.
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try www.cavemanbooks.com\nIf they don't have it they will locate it for you! And it's not expensive!! I know the people who run the company and it's small and private so it's really helpful!\nGood luck!
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maybe nickjr.com or crayola.com
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www.ajkids.com-the kids can ask any of their questions there. its great.
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Look on the back cover of the book.  Look for letters like: RL 3.2 --\nwhich usually means reading level third grade, second month.\nIf it's not on the back cover, look on the copyright page (back of the title page).\n\nIf this doesn't work type the title in amazon.com and read the reviews....... hope this helps!
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For a small child?  Try http://www.pbskids.org/,http://www.noggin.com/ and http://www.nickjr.com/
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Usbourne books, a company that uses home parties similar to Tupperware and the like, have a large selection of science and technology books, well written and illustrated.  The have text for a variety of grade levels, but none of it is written in a way that sounds childish or condescending.  They have some wonderful biographies as well on several historical figures.  You can look them up online to find a rep near you or order from the website.\n\nAnother place to look is Scholastic books.  You may remember them as the company that sent home those book flyers every month.  You can order from thier current catalog online, it is broken down by grade level and again, they often have great fiction, tech and biographies. \n\n It will be tougher to find books at that level that do not have children as central characters.  I would suggest looking for adaptations of classic novels done for younger students.\n\nA last suggestion is to look for books published by Doris Kindserly publishing (DK Books).  This is another company that produces top notch science and tech based books, with wonderful illustrations and photos, written for the mid-grade school level.\n\nHope these help!!
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The CD is called "Our Dinosaur Friends for the Early Years."\n\nI did a search on worldcatlibraries.org and found it in a few libraries in California (my home state).  Here's the link to the search page specifically for this book.  You can just enter your location to find local libraries.\nhttp://www.worldcatlibraries.org/wcpa/ow/296bfedd69e33184a19afeb4da09e526.html\n\nHope that helps!
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try babiesrus.com and look under books.
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You don't mention what age group.  Maurice Sendak is great for little ones - 3,4,5. For younger - Eric Karl has awesome books.\n\nMy son -7 and his sister - 9 are really enjoying the Junie B Jones series.\n\nAlso for 6 & 7 is Captain Underpants series \nand \nfor 8 & 9 the Baily School Kids series.
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I really wish I could help you but my oldest is only in second grade.  Most of the websites I use are for teaching ABC's and 123's.\n\nYou can try this one for math worksheets.\nhttp://www.eduplace.com/math/mw/\nIf you choose your child's grade level and then leveled practice you will be able to print out a lot of worksheets.  You might want to look through them a little to find exactly what you want.  You might want to occasionally choose an easier grade level to print out a few easy review pages.  \n\nFor reading you might want to check with your local library to see if they have a summer reading program.  At my library the kids earn a small prize for every 10 books they read and bigger prizes at the end of the summer.  They love knowing that they can get prizes for books that they were going to read anyway.  \n\nMost libraries will have a few books with simple science experiments.  They are fun and educational.  We do a lot of these durring the summer.  A few weeks ago we planted lima beans and jelly beans.  When only the lima beans sprouted we cut open a lima bean to find the baby plant inside and the the jelly bean to find no baby plant.  We had a lot of fun.\n\nFind out what your child is interesten in and help him/her learn all about it.  My 7 year old is intersted in Archeology and paleontology so much of what he learns involves dinosaurs and ancient egypt.  My 4 year old loves gardening so we are learning about seeds, parts of a plant, and what living things need to grow.  My 2 year old loves bugs so we are learning the life cycles of insects.  We count legs when we can get the bug to lay still enough.  They don't even realize that they are learning when you teach them what they want to know!\n\nGood luck!
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Try the link below.  Its geared towards kids 6 - 11 years of age.
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Depends on the child's habilities and hobbies. A book could be a good choice if you want to encourage reading, or a puzzle the goal is to find something that will be appealing and not going to be dumped after a few hours of play
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I found them for yuo. Here are the links for Amazon.com :)\n\n1. Preparing for the Texas PreK-4 teacher ISBN: 0321076761\nhttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-handle-form/ref=sdp_tx_is/102-5004337-9202537\n\n2. Educating Exceptional Children ISBN: 0618473890\nhttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/search-handle-form/ref=sdp_tx_is/102-5004337-9202537
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http://search.ebay.com/rocket-book_W0QQfkrZ1QQfnuZ1QQxpufuZx\nmy cousin got the first 5 on the list from a bookstore very intereseting nd u learn a lot of stuff or jsut go to amazon or yahoo shopping or froogle