Lena Chandhok

"Combining hands-on activities with theology, history, geography, world cultures, art and architecture, Comparative Religion encourages a deeper understanding of the world's religions"--P. [4] of cover.

Explores the origins and history of architectural design and highlights the careers and champions the lives of three women who work in architecture today--Patricia Galván, who is chairwoman for the American Institute of Architects' Women in Architecture committee; Farida Abu-Bakare, who designs science labs for universities; and Maia Small, who works in the City of San Francisco Planning Department.

Young readers discover exactly what technology is, how it evolved, and where the future may lead. They also meet three women who have contributed to the field in critical ways. High-interest content with links to primary sources and essential questions further expand kids' knowledge and understanding.

"Have you ever looked up into the sky, seen an airplane, and wondered where it was going and who was flying it? Aviation is the study of the design, development and production, and operation of aircraft. In Aviation: Cool Women Who Fly, children ages 9 to 12 learn about this fascinating field and meet three successful women working in aviation. Meg Godlewski is a master certified flight instructor, Kristin Wolfe is a pilot in the Air Force, and Taylor...

"Robots are everywhere! In Bots! Robotics Engineering with Hands-On Makerspace Activities, middle schoolers learn about these devices that vacuum our houses, work in our factories, help us learn at school, sample rocks from other planets, and even bring back images from the bottom of the ocean. In Bots! you can find hands-on STEM activities, coding challenges that use free online software, essential questions, and links to online primary resources!"--...

Explores what life is like as an archaeologist and highlights the history of women in archaeological fields, discussing the lives and work of Chelsea Rose, Alexandra Jones, and Justine Benanty.