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Seven Silly Sharks is an underwater adventure detailing the concept of counting backwards. The beautiful illustrations capture the reader's attention and fascination with the world under the deep blue sea.

A Day At the Beach is a lovely story of the wonders and the creatures you will experience at the beach.

Is Anybody Out There? is a heartwarming story that illustrates how children can sometimes feel alone when they don't fit in. As educators, we fully understand and see this often. We want to let all children know that they are not alone and that there is help to calm their anxiety and feelings of inadequacy.

Monster's In My Bedroom is a not so scary story about going to bed each night without being afraid

Scuba Jack Saves the Universe is a hero's tale of adventure and discovery. An ordinary being must use his newly-attained gifts of magic in a struggle to rid Majestic Harbor and the world of evil. During his quest, Scuba Jack encounters danger and adversity but continues with humor and determination on his noble journey to restore peace in the universe. The Gods of Olympus and its mythological creatures are alive and well as they embark on this salty, sea adventure. Scuba Jack battles ferocious mythological creatures that time has forgotten, and ventures to the Magical Mermaid Kingdom of Delmare, to help rid Majestic Harbor of thousands of sea demons whose blood-curdling screams terrify all who encounter them. He learns how to wield magic from the tap of a wand and a Spell Book belonging to Hades. Watch as these fantastic forces collide for a fascinating epic battle where good triumphs over evil. Remember, with great power comes great FUN and with magic, all things are possible (BUY THE COMPANION WORKBOOK THAT HELPS WITH READING COMPREHENSION )Our Story Books, Workbooks and Video's have been used in our classrooms and schools near Boston, Massachusetts. We have educated 1000's of children, helping to build a strong academic foundation that lasts a life-time Visit us at https: //www.adventuresofscubajack.com for more FUN Learning

They're fierce and fast Did you know that most Leopards are light colored and have dark spots on their fur. These spots are called "rosettes" because their shape is similar to that of a rose. Our AMAZING Leopard Booklet is full of information about this AWESOME Creature. At the end of this booklet are some FUN Activities for kids Visit us at adventuresofscubajack.com

Crabs are decapod crustaceans with a thick shell, or exoskeleton with a single pair of claws. There are over 6,793 species of crabs spread across the oceans, fresh water, and even on land.Learn about this amazing creature and have fun completing the activities and crafts at the end of this workbook Visit us at https: //www.adventuresofscubajack.com

The meerkat is a mammal in the mongoose family. It is the only member of the mongoose family that doesn't have a bushy tail.Meerkats are very good at digging and have long, strong, curved claws that are used for digging burrows.Meerkats live in the deserts and grassland of the southern tip of Africa. Did you know that Meerkats have excellent eyesight, they can spot predators in the air from more than 300 m away. Visit us at https: //www.adventuresofscubajack.com for more fun activities and video's

Gorilla's are the largest living primates. They make their homes in central and east Africa. Can you believe that some gorillas in captivity have learned to use sign language to communicate with humans? That's amazing Gorillas live in small groups called troops or bands. They sleep at night in nests. Did you know that we share about 98% of our DNA with gorilla's? That's incredible Visit us at www.adventuresofscubajack.com for more fun learning activities

This wild, horse-like animal lives in harems and large herds across Southern and East Africa. Did you know that a group of Zebra's is called a Dazzle. Zebras Can Travel Long Distances. .Zebras are Black Animals with White Stripes. Every zebra has a unique pattern of black and white stripes. There are a number of different theories which attempt to explain zebra's unique stripes with most relating to camouflage. Read about this amazing creature and have fun completing the crafts and activities at the end of this booklet https: //www.adventuresofscubajack.com for more fun learning activities

The Woolly Mammoth weighed about 6 tons. Some species of mammoths may have been bigger or smaller. The Woolly Mammoths also had tusks, but the Woolly Mammoth tusks were much longer than an elephant's tusks - about 15 feet. They used their tusks for fighting each other and digging in the snow. Contrary to common belief, the Woolly Mammoth was hardly mammoth in size. The ears of a Woolly Mammoth were shorter than a modern elephant's ears. Scientists can tell a Woolly Mammoths age from the rings of its tusk. Visit us at www.adventuresofscubajack.com for other fun learning activities

Cheetahs are the fastest land mammal in the world Cheetahs can run up to 60 miles per hour in 3 seconds. In fact, they can run at speeds up to 75 miles per hour Did you know that Cheetahs do not roar like lions or tigers. Also, Cheetahs are terrible tree climbers--but can swim. (although they usually avoid water) Did you also know that Cheetahs cannot roar, they can only chirp, purr, and meow?Visit us at https: //www.adventuresofscubajack.com for more fun learning activities and video's

Sea Turtles have been around for a very long time. A Sea Turtle can live to a hundred years old. Sea Turtle's love to eat Jellyfish and find them to be delicious. A Sea Turtle cannot retract into their shell like other turtles. Did you know a Sea Turtle can hold its breath for five hours underwater? Learn other awesome facts about this amazing sea creature. www.adventuresofscubajack.com

Most Sea Stars have five arms, but some can have many more Their arms are covered with pincer-like organs and suckers that allow the animal to slowly creep along the ocean floor. Also, they have light sensitive eye-spots on the tips of their arms that help a Sea Star find food Did you know there are around 2,000 species of Sea Stars?Visit us at www.adventuresofscubajack.com for more fun learning activities