Ava is proud of her Caribbean roots and desperately wants to share that with her baby brother Clay. Every night she exposes him to fun facts about Caribbean islands, revolutionaries and so much more all while learning the alphabet!

M is for las muralistas, making murals of island vistas. Waterfalls that hide brick walls. Rain forests full of tropical trees. N is for the noisy neighbors who sit on the stoop and catch the breeze. When Ava's friend Chien visits her in the barrio, she takes him on a tour of all her favorite things about the neighborhood. From fire hydrants to ice-cream trucks, bodegas to trolley tracks, the sights and sounds of the barrio-even the less perfect things-come to life through the words of award-winning playwright Quiara Alegría Hudes. A perfect way to get kids exploring and talking about what makes their own neighborhoods special!

This course offers a structured approach to mathematics with clear explanations of new topics, worked examples and reinforcement exercises to ensure sound mathematical understanding, especially in pupils of lower ability. mathematics syllabuses. There are separate books for years 1-3, with a single book to cover work to be done in years 4 and 5 in preparation for CXC examinations at either Basic or General Proficiency level, or for O Level.

An encyclopedia designed especially to meet the needs of elementary, junior high, and senior high school students.