Smart Kids

Are you a Law & Order or CSI crime junkie? In these You Solve It mini mysteries, you get to be the lead detective who takes on the case. You will read the case file, collect the evidence and solve the crime. Become an iDetective.

Are you a Law & Order or CSI crime junkie? In these You Solve It mini mysteries, you get to be the lead detective who takes on the case. You will read the case file, collect the evidence and solve the crime. Become an iDetective.

Craig and Linda's parents have taken them to Canada this summer -- far away from "that wicked monster Nessie." Luckily, a secret passageway connects Loch Ness in Scotland and Lake Memphrémagog in Quebec. The passageway is part of a crumbling stone maze. Nessie's daughter, the Princess Sheona, has become trapped in the maze. Craig and Linda pay their last visit to Nessie's Grotto Will frightened friend, 7-year-old Angus, and his giant sister Haining get along with Nessie?

Most professionals agree that children between ages 8 and 10 shouldn’t be home alone for more than a couple of hours. Ages 11 to 12 can be home longer but should not be left alone late at night. Kids 13 to 15 can be alone at night, but not all night long. Between 16 and 17 years of age, being left overnight for a couple of nights is okay. But, keep in mind that your decisions should be made based on the law in your area and the maturity of your child. In this audiobook, you will learn the essential guide on how to properly train and raise your kids to be smart and independent.

The perfect bedtime story for kids, as it's short and to the point, so it won't keep them up for too long.... Yet it's not only for bedtime.

Bringing the question of whether or not children are mature enough to have their own smart devices, this downward spiral of a spoiled kid gone rotten will show the consequences of giving a child gifts for which they’re not ready. From accidentally flushing the phone down the toilet to crying for the next gadget update, parents will learn that if you give a kid a smart phone, you’ll only cause trouble.

This book helps youth understand their changing bodies and the emotions and mental anguish and perplexity that can often come with these changes.

Once upon a time, in a land of magic, there lived a princess who did NOT want to marry. She wanted to have adventures like the knights, or rule a kingdom like her father. She didn't like sitting around in pretty dresses, eating daintily with fancy silverware, and speaking in a soft, ladylike voice. And those were the only things a queen, ever got to do. So she put on her overalls and sat under the table where she chatted with a rooster. A modern version of Rabbi Nachman's The Rooster Prince This is not your classic folktale princess.

Kids Making Money introduces children to the different ways adults earn money from jobs and helps them think about age-appropriate jobs kids can do, too. Ages five to eight.

The Spice Kids' friends from overseas, the Herbs, have come for a visit. Everyone is excited! Everyone, except for Cinnamon. He is afraid the Herbs want to move in and take everything away from them. So he comes up with a plan to get rid of them. Will it work? Find out in this delicious tale about jealously, trust and friendship.

In “Bitcoin is for Boys, Ethereum is for Girls”, follow the exciting journey of two class friends, Ashley and Luke, as they explore the fascinating world of cryptocurrency. Assigned to become experts in Bitcoin and Ethereum, they embark on a three-day research adventure, uncovering the secrets behind these digital currencies. As they return to class, they engage in the Crypto Classroom Challenge, teaching their classmates about Bitcoin's security and Ethereum's creativity. This educational and engaging tale not only captures the spirit of curiosity but also equips young readers with an ...