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The article Feet and Hands in the F volume contains a picture that shows the similarities and differences. . ghting. The information and pictures are in a blue box.쓡TK,Are you interested in a "shocking" animal? You'll get a "charge" out of reading the article called Eels, in the E volume. Electric Eels and other Eel-like Fish is the title of the sub like to read about a world famous scientist who worried his parents? Albert Einstein was a brilliant scientist, yet as a young boy he had a lot of problems. Look in the E volume for his nName, the subheading Einstein's Youth tells about his difficulti use finger paints? Try out the ideas in volume F in the article Finger Painting. But remember to use paper, not the walls. !) ng, The Coat of Arms and Banner will make the answer clear to you. mistaken belief. his entry!3'peQWould youe into battle, you should read the article called Heraldry in the H volume. 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Work up a fright with the interesting ideas in the H volume in the article about Halloween. icle in volume Shis entry!GUQWould you like to know when a painter isn't a painter and a heel isn't a heel? Find out the meaning of these sailing terms and others in the blue box in the sailing article in volume S. led Fire and Early People. Thes a good question to get you warmed up. Are you interested in how early people made the first fires? Have I sparked your interest? Good. Then look in volume F for the article called Fire Eand Early People. There are some excellent pictures in t religion that is practiced in several countries as well as in parts of the U.S. To better understand what Voodoo is look in the H volume in the article about Haiti.dle you'll soon be attracting things to yourself.nHere' volume M in the article called Magnets and Magnetism. By using the picture and information under the title Magnetizing A 6Needle, you'll soon be attracting things to yourself. f.;^Are you interested in Voodoo? Voodoo is ad Marbles. Ringer is described under the subheading A Circle Game. you look in Volume C at the article Candles. The subheading is Dipping.,FAre you interested in learning how to make a magnet out of a needle? Look inhe bottom you'll be surprised when you look in volu:me C at the article Candles The subheading is Dipping. UGFAre you interested in learning how to play the marbles game, Ringer? Look in the M volume for the article calleheading. he information and pictures are in a blue box.쓡N~\Are you interested in knowing why dipped candles are wider at the bottom than at the top? If you think it's because the wax flows from the top to tes as a child. XWould you like to find out what materials and supplies you'll need on a camping trip? Use the information and pictures in the article Camping - volume C - and you will be ready to go. lume for his name, the subheading, Einstein's Youth tells about his difficulties as a child.2OWould you like to find out how cave explorers use echoes to measure distances? To be right on target, read the article Echo in the E volume. ng - volume C - and you will be ready to go. lume fo do an experiment that shows why ice skates glide on ice? The materials you'll need to do this "cool" experiment are written in the blue box, volume I, in the article Ice. has pictures of twins. in the B volume!outh tells about his difficulties as ag and play in the snow at the same time? There is a picture of this in the I volume in the article about Iceland. ok in the box that also has pictures of twins. in the B volume!outh tells about his difficulties as a child.R/8$MWould you like toformation about twins can be found in volume G in the article Genetics. Look in the box that also has picture s of twins. ins. in the B volume!outh tells about his difficulties as a child.`Would you like to find out where kids can go swimmin heading The Tyrant Who Became A Just Ruler. rticle Earth, Our Home Planet. eowulf article in the B volume!outh tells about his difficulties as a child.*F4Have you ever wondered what happens to cause twins? Are twins really "double trouble"? Inn the article Earth, Our Home Planet. t. eowulf article in the B volume!outh tells about his difficulties as a child.N:Would you like to find out how a cruel king became kind? Look in the article Fables in the F volume. The story is under theook!Beowulf article in the B volume!outh tells about his difficulties as a child.h4Would you like to find out why the ocean is salty? Not only is the ocean salty, it is getting saltier every day. To understand this mystery, look in volume E ie!outh tells about his difficulties as a child. JPHave you ever wondered how scientists timed things when there were no clocks? Look in volume G in the article about Galileo. Hurry up, time is ticking by. o a satellite - spin off and take a las a child.CdQWould you like to find out what keeps a satellite from falling out of the sky? The article about satellites, in volume S, compares a person riding a bicycle to a satellite - spin off and take a look!Beowulf article in the B volumabout a famous sailor trapped in a valley strewn with diamonds? Check out the adventures of Sinbad in the Arabian Nights article of the A volume! t, mysterious tale by looking at the Beowulf article in the B volume!outh tells about his difficulties by reciting a tale about monsters and hags? You can also find out what a scop is. Find answers, and learn a great, mysterious tale by looking at the ! Beowulf article in the B volume!outh tells about his difficulties as a child.* OWant to know s and songs in the article Harmonicas in the H volume should be right in tune with your wishes. d by one earthquake.ything crystal clear.instein's Youth tells about his difficulties as a child.|Want to hear how scops inspired warriors long ago the article Earthquakes; there is a picture of damage caused by one earthquake.ything crystal clear.instein's Youth tells about his difficulties as a child.P\=Would you like to learn how to play a tune on the harmonica? The information, diagrama magician. The pictures will help make everything crystal clear. stein's Youth tells about his difficulties as a child. 6Would you like to see the damage earthquakes can do? Hundreds of earthquakes occur every year. Look in the E volume forr his name, the subheading, Einstein's Youth tells about his difficulties as a child.m@MWould you like to learn four magic tricks you can do to fool your friends? If you look in the M volume for the article Magic, you are on your way to being child."5Would you like to find out how Icebergs are formed? Just reading this article makes me cold. Look in volume I for the article Icebergs. Some icebergs are a mile long - that's big! ig! e Ice. has pictures of twins. in the B volume!outh tells about his difficulties as a child.P"fWould you like to find out about a plant that has been used for ink, dye, soap and food for people? Look in volume P, the article Peanuts and Peanut Products contains some surprising information.out the summer that we have in the fall? Look in the index in volume I - those are the blue pages at the end of the volume. Look for the entry, Indian Summer. Is this time %called Indian Summer where you live? .tells about his difficulties as a child. on a rainy day? Avoid the rainy-day blahs by reading the article Indoor Activities For Rainy Days in the I volume. . The subheading is Cultured Pearls - The Divers. ticle.tells about his difficulties as a child.V3pCWould you like to read abnd like a very safe job, does it? Look in the P volume for the article about Pearls. The subheading i s Cultured Pearls - The Divers. ticle.tells about his difficulties as a child.Nd4OHave you ever wanted to get some good ideas for things to dond out more, look in volume P in the article about Parrots And Other "talking" Birds. ds.Insects article.tells about his difficulties as a child.jl)VWould you like to learn how women pearl divers of Japan keep sharks away from them? Doesn't souo wasn't afraid to be different.riends.ength in the Insects article.tells about his difficulties as a child.AWould you like to learn how talking birds are trained to "talk"? Even though talking birds say words, can they express an idea? To fiends.ength in the Insects article.tells about his difficulties as a child.|{cWould you like to learn how a disagreement about the color blue helped create a famous painting? Look in volume G for the article about Thomas Gainsborough, a man whells about his difficulties as a child.lv4KWould you like to learn nine different games that are great for parties? Look in volume G in the article, Games. The subheading is Circle Games. Don't be a square - try some of these with your frild.VWould you like to know what creature can lift things 300 times heavier than itself? There are several insects that are fantastic weight-lifters. Read about them in volume I, the subheading is In§ Strength in the Insects article.td more about how a queen who played golf influenced that once-banned game? You can find out more about this duffer of the Middle Ages in the G volume, under Growth of the Game, in the Golf entry! he B volume!outh tells about his difficulties as a chisled? Sounds a little chilly to me, but the Penguin in volume P doesn't look upset by this unique way of traveling. secret agents. mation.ctures of twins. in the B volume!outh tells about his difficulties as a child.#$bWould you like to reae in the I volume. It is titled Ii, not to be confused with a sailor's "aye, aye!" secret agents. mation.ctures of twins. in the B volume!outh tells about his difficulties as a child.2?Would you like to see a bird that uses its stomach as a volume I, and you will qualify as one of NBK's secret agents. . mation.ctures of twins. in the B volume!outh tells about his difficulties as a child.21Have you ever wondered how the "i" got its dot? This information is in the very first articltains some surprising information.ctures of twins. in the B volume!outh tells about his difficulties as a child.' oGHave you ever wanted to write secret messages using invisible ink? Follow the directions in the blue box in the article Ink, ctures of twins. in the B volume!outh tells about his difficulties as a child.2Would you like to find out how pencils are made? The steps for making a pencil are shown in volume P in the article Pens and Pencils. uts and Peanut Products con:R<Would you like to read about how penknives got their name? A penknife today refers to a small jacknife. Look in the P volume in the article Pens and Pencils. e entry, Indian Summer. Is this time called Indian Summer where you live?e.tells about his difficulties as a child.(.Would you like to learn how to make a puppet? Our puppet won't be as clever as Pinocchio, but it will be fun to make. Look in volume P in the article Puppets and Marionettes. . Summer. Is this time called mals that people used to think were mermaids? Pretty ugly mermaids if you ask me, but you decide after you look in volume S at the article Sea Cows. "The Toaster." this noisy school under the subheading, Education In Ancient China and India.n? Watch out for the flame as you look in the F volume for the article Figures of Speech. This is a poem called "The Toaster." this noisy school under the subheading, Education In Ancient China and India.GPWould you like to read about aniat's not the rule anymore. Look in volume E in the article Education. You can read about this Jnoisy school under the sub- heading Education in Ancient China and India. dia.M<HWould you like to read about a toaster that is described as a drago of the Deaf. Don't forget, the index is in the blue pages. that will help you understand this scientific method.ys.r.es as a child.=aWould you like to read about a school where you were supposed to speak as loudly as you could? Shh! Thpicture and an explanat;ion that will help you understand this scientific method.ys.r.es as a child.PWould you like to learn about a theater group where the performers are deaf? Look in volume N in the index for the topic National Theatrent is described under the subheading, Student Days.r.es as a child.TmWould you like to learn how a geiger counter can tell the age of dinosaur fossils and other very old things? Look in volume QR for the article Radioactive Dating. There is a ding Student Days. as a child.iI found out about an animal whose name changes when the seasons change? Do you want to know what it is? To find out about this quick change artist look in volume O under Otters. You'll love the pictures.incidePWould you like to find out about an absent-minded scientist who lost his horse? I can understand losing a button, or even a shoe - but a horse? Really? Look in the volume N for Isaac Newton. This paBrticular incident is described under the subheaat the Dutch people use their windmills for? Look in the N volume for the article about the Netherlands. There is a picture of a windmill within the article. discover what you would find under the subheading, The Earth's Interior.es as a child."u tried to dig through the earth to China? Dig into the G volume and look for the article Geology and Geophysics. You will discover ?what you would find under the subheading The Earth's Interior. .es as a child.@JWould you like to find out whprocess from tree to paper in the P volume in the article Paper. ou will find Icebreaker. s that will unfold another mystery for you.?e.tells about his difficulties as a child.bpnWould you be interested in knowing what you would run into if yoolume. In the blue pages you will find Icebreaker. r. s that will unfold another mystery for you.?e.tells about his difficulties as a child.$"2Are you interested in learning how paper is made? There are two full pages of pictures that show the w An Insect Breathes that w$ill unfold another mystery for you. e.tells about his difficulties as a child.NvlEI know how an icebreaker is like a bulldozer. Do you want to know? Make a new break-through yourself by turning to the index in the I vIndian Summer where you live?e.tells about his difficulties as a child.,0|cAre you interested in knowing what insect has built-in scuba equipment for breathing in the water? Look in volume I for the article Insects. There is a subheading titled Ho_Would you like to read about a man who became very wealthy by digging up nine buried cities? Look in the S volume for the article about Heinrich Schliemann. the article Sea Cows. "The Toaster." this noisy school under the subheading, Education In Ancient China and India.7keI know a University of Michigan football star who coached football and boxing at Yale, AND became president of the USA. Would you like to tackle some more facts about him? Look up Gerald R. Ford in t he F volume.hoothe shape of a snail? Imagine going to a school like this? Look in the article Schools, volume S. ction to see some ideas of the future. bout turtles in the T volume.in Domestic Cats in the C volume. ume! In Ancient China and India.=l:WouldLook closely at what you find in the S volume under Science Fiction to see some ideas of the future. bout turtles in the T volume.in Domestic Cats in the C volume. ume! In Ancient China and India.iu?Would you like to see a school built in See baby turtles hatching and read about the many amazing things about turtles in the T volume.in Domestic Cats in the C volume. ume! In Ancient China and India.fMWould you like to see pictures that illustrate some science fiction stories? o write a story of your own. . ressing. et cat too. It's in Domestic Cats in the C volume. ume! In Ancient China and India.krI know the only animal that can live nearly as long as the oldest person can. Would you like to know what it is?ng. et cat too. It's in Domestic Cats in the C volume. ume! In Ancient China and India.COMWould you like to know the difference between science fiction and fantasy? After seeing the article Science Fiction in the S volume, you may want tc Cats in the C volume. ume! In Ancient China and India.CWould you like to see pictures of hair styles throughout history? See a lady who probably looked very tall because of her hair style in the H volume under the title Hair and Hairdressicient China and India.U~@Would you like to know some purr- fectly good facts about cats? Cats are lucky to some people. Other people think they bring bad luck. Find out about all this and how to look after a pet cat too.- It's in Domestiould you like to know about fires that cannot be put out by water? Actually, water sometimes makes these fires more dangerous. Look for the blue box in the article Fire and Combustion in the F volume. Hans Christian Anderson in the A volume! In Anerors were called Caesars? Look in volume C for the article, Julius Gaius Caesar. bout our "national pastime" under Baseball in the B volume. mperor in the article on Hans Christian Anderson in the A volume! In Ancient China and India.D UEWl Hall of Fame? See them in action and read all about our "national pastime" under Baseball in the B volume. mperor in the article on Hans Christian Anderson in the A volume! In Ancient China and India.u@zWould you like to know why Roman empreatest storytellers? Find out the answer, and a great story about an emperor in the art1icle on Hans Christian Anderson in the A volume! In Ancient China and India.FYWould you like to see who were the first players chosen for the Basebalme! and Maple Sugar. him? Look up Gerald R. Ford in the F volume.hool under the subheading, Education In Ancient China and India.)IWould you like to read about a boy who felt like an "ugly duckling" but grew up to be one of the world's gGerald R. 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