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STEM Grant Proposal and Standards Articulation

Attention Educators:

Use these documents to bring books into your organization!

Our STEM Grant Proposal helps you bring books into your institution at incredible prices!
Our STEM Grant Summary provides an overview of the STEM Foundation Grant Proposal.
All book content correlates to the national science and math standards. Articulation available.

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What's New?

FREE Educational App Helps Kids Enjoy Math!
Education and entertainment come together in this new fun, FREE app (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad) that challenges middle school kids to test their math skills.
101 Math has just been released by the App Store.
The math problems are excerpted from the award-winning book, 101 Things Everyone Should Know About Math, written by a brainiac team consisting of an engineer, an actuary and an educator. The app contains 24 math questions, is easy to navigate and has great graphics and sound. Answers are provided at the end of each section with detailed explanations for the correct answers. This app is geared towards kids ages 11 to 15, yet it is fun—and challenging—for the whole family.

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New Award Announcements!

101 Things Everyone Should Know About Math, by Marc Zev, Kevin B. Segal and Nathan Levy, won the Children’s Educational category in the 2011 Best Book Awards sponsored by USA Book News.

One Minute Mysteries: 65 Short Mysteries You Solve With Math! by Eric and Natalie Yoder was just selected as an International Best Books Award Finalist.

One Minute Mysteries: 65 Short Mysteries You Solve With Math! has also been selected by the Library of Congress to be produced in Braille. This is an honor as only a handful of books are chosen for this format. Blind readers will be able to request copies from their regional/state Braille library. The Library of Congress will have the Braille edition available for their “Web Braille” subscribers. The book will also be available for order at the William A. Thomas Braille Bookstore in Stuart, Florida. Several other Science, Naturally! titles are available in Braille, including 101 Things Everyone Should Know About Science and One Minute Mysteries: 65 Short Mysteries You Solve With Science! All of these titles are NSTA Recommends.