Constitutional and administrative law: general

Did you know that apart from lessons on ethics and morals, the World War 1 also gives valuable contributions to the progress of military science?

Can you just imagine what it's like to be stuck in the trenches during the war?

This is a huge history book for fifth graders because of the topics discussed here.

The Allied Powers and the Central Powers were fighting tooth and nail during the World War 1.

So who really started the war?

The US Army protect the people and the nation.

What are the 13 Amendments of the US Constitution?

Military machines have definitely involved from bayonets to nuclear missiles.

War is never a happy subject.

What is the color of your hair?

Send your little ones to a short field trip to the farms without actually sending them away physically.

No, this book does not and will never promote war or any battle to your kids' precious young minds.

Knowledge is power.

Let's talk about the very important job your nose has.

The constitution is a big book with big words.

Let's learn about the five senses that help you discover the world around you.

This book will take your kids to various adventures without costing you money, time and effort.

What are the sounds of the city?

Battles happen because of a clash in opinions, beliefs and political interests.

Did you know that a soldier's armor has historic lessons to tell, too?

War is never a happy subject.

Government are governed by laws.

There isn't anything good about war except for the lessons that can be learned from each of them.

Pizza is always a good idea for children.

Create a family around the world travel itinerary through this gastronomic book for your kids.

People could truly learn so much reading history, there's no doubt about that.

This book is perfect for the future armies of the world.

Let's meet and greet some of history's greatest war commanders!

History is interesting and so is geography.

This book features a wide range of knowledge about senses particularly the sense of smell.

While sensory play is the most recommended means of learning, you first have to prepare your child for it.

Teach your child about the basics of sound using this amazing educational resource.

Although fission and fusion are both nuclear reactions, they are miles apart in terms of definitions.

Biology is quite an interesting subject, especially if you break it down to its cellular levels.

Your child may probably know how the human cells work.

In this reference book, we're going to discuss the alkali metals, the alkaline Earth metals and the transition metals.

At seventh grade, your child will become very busy with school lessons and extra-curricular activities.

Let's learn more about sounds and noise through this creative and highly visual display of information.

Is it time to teach your child about the senses and make them understand the importance of each?

Bouncing sounds, I hear you loud and clear!

I can hear you, I can hear me!

You're lucky to experience the world around you but it might be confusing to feel different sensations at the same time.

What are those sounds we hear and how do we hear them?

So why does a flower smell good while a garbage truck doesn't?

Learning about the senses is perhaps the lesson in science that a child can learn.

Music is beautiful and it never fails to reach the soul.

Let's talk about the five senses that make you, you!

The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) authorizes-and in some cases requires-the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to detain non-U.

The foundational principle of this book is the sacred rights enumerated in the United States Constitution, specifically, in the First and Thirteenth Amendments.

Seniors in nursing homes are among the people most vulnerable to life-threatening consequences of abuse and neglect.