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Teach children about the STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) approach with this fun and educational multicultural book. This book takes readers through the STEM process with six steps starting with ask, imagine, plan, create, test, and improve. Emma Ren: Robot Engineer story will inspire young readers especially young girls to follow their passion and encourage them to be thinkers, problem solvers, doers, innovators, and inventors. Emma Ren loves building things and is excited to build a battle robot for her class competition, however, her partner Jeremy thinks that girls are not as good at building things. Follow Emma Ren's passion for robot building and her perseverance to create the best battle robot.

Teach children about the STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) approach with this fun and educational multicultural book. This book takes readers through the STEM process with six steps starting with ask, imagine, plan, create, test, and improve. Emma Ren: Robot Engineer story will inspire young readers especially young girls to follow their passion and encourage them to be thinkers, problem solvers, doers, innovators, and inventors. Emma Ren loves building things and is excited to build a battle robot for her class competition, however, her partner Jeremy thinks that girls are not as good at building things. Follow Emma Ren's passion for robot building and her perseverance to create the best battle robot.

Looking for a fun and engaging STEM children's book that will inspire STEM in your child? Your child will love Emma Ren Junior Paleontologist Emma thinks dinosaurs are scary, so when her class goes on a trip to the Natural History Museum to study dinosaurs and fossils, she isn't at all keen......she's partnered with Jake to find a fossil in a big chunk of dirt. Luckily, Jake LOVES dinosaurs and is happy to take the lead, but will Emma be able to overcome her fear so she can be a paleontologist for the day?The story features Mary Anning a pioneered paleontologist, fossils collector, and a female role model in the male-dominated field of paleontology and STEM. Celebrate the spirit of curiosity and the joy of learning with this lively picture book about the fear of trying new things and the quest for knowledge. Bursting with fun facts and age-appropriate information in an engaging story that is perfect for young kids.Educational backmatter includes facts about Mary Anning's life, paleontology tools and vocabulary, and lots of fantastic fossil and dinosaur facts The perfect choice for parents and teachers looking for: Dinosaur books for kids 3-8 and kids books about fossilsPaleontology tools and vocabularyFeminist picture books about historical women, and daring books for girlsKids STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) educational booksA picture book that teaches children to overcome their fears of trying new thingsEntertain and educate at the same timeAlso in the STEM Educational Picture Book Series: Emma Ren Robot Engineer

Niulang, a humble herding boy, and Zhin , a celestial weaver girl, defy the boundaries between heaven and earth. Drawn together by fate, their love blossoms but their union angers the gods. As punishment, they are separated by the great sky river, destined to never see each other again. But their devotion moves the heart of the Jade Emperor, who allows them to reunite once a year on the seventh day of the seventh month, when a bridge of magpies brings them together. This timeless legend, one of the most famous of all Chinese legends, has been reimagined by award-winning author Jenny Lu. It celebrates love's enduring power to conquer the impossible.The story is written using only 489 different Chinese words, most of which are in the HSK3 vocabulary. It is presented in Simplified Chinese characters and pinyin and includes an English translation and glossary of all words used. A free audiobook is available on YouTube, on the Imagin8 Press channel.

In her debut collection of poetry, Jenny Lu explores herself, the people around her, and all the nooks and crannies.

Emma thinks dinosaurs are scary so when her class goes on a trip to the National History Museum to study dinosaurs and fossils, she isn't at all keen...especially when she's partnered with Jake to find a fossil in a big chunk of dirt. Luckily, Jake loves dinosaurs and is happy to take the lead, but will Emma be able to overcome her fear to become a palaeontologist for the day?Emma Ren: Junior Palaeontologist highlights a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) approach to learning, promoting key skills such as problem solving, creativity, critical thinking and collaboration.The AuthorJenny Lu was born in Sacramento, California and now lives in Los Angeles, California. She holds a master's degree in education and is a passionate elementary school teacher and an Early Language and Literacy Coordinator. She is married with two boys and enjoys spending her weekends cheering them on at basketball tournaments.The IllustratorGeorge Sweetland is a freelance illustrator with a sweet spot for fantastical creatures. Among his favourite things are music from the 80s and a good cheeseburger.