Rhythm Prism: 11 books

Writing is an essential skill. It is also an art. With this book, Rhythm Prism combines the creative and technical aspects of the craft. Prompts are offered in the context of a larger vision. The young writer is invited to integrate visual and verbal elements in a variety of subject areas. The...

Marie Curie won two Nobel prizes. She coined the phrase ‘radioactivity’ and added radium and polonium to the periodic table. She shared one of her Nobel prizes and much of her work with her husband, Pierre, but there has never been a question about the quality and genius of Marie’s work alone.After...

Jonas Salk: The Battle Against Polio, will introduce young readers to one of the epic efforts of the 20th century: the campaign to find a polio vaccine. In this book, students are invited to take part in a discussion about the history of vaccines, social policy and medical ethics. Jonas Salk: The...

In the pages of this book the names of many people have been mentioned. Some of these people were powerful. Some were not. Behind these names are hidden millions of others, silent heroes and victims of empire.The people who built the British Empire were not unique in their courage, ambition...

Rabindranath Tagore is part of Rhythm Prism's Learning Library/Biography catalog. Each book in this series highlights the achievements of one life. Subjects are chosen carefully: each had a significant impact on world events and each left a positive contribution as a legacy.From the perspective...

There is a national debate about Common Core and standardized testing. However, when it comes to writing, the discussion is almost irrelevant. Whatever position may be taken on the value of Common Core and standardized testing, the goal of every writing program everywhere is the same: to develop in...

In this colorfully illustrated book, Ernesto learns about his heritage and in the process learns to accept his own unique qualities. Ernesto's Nose is a story about the journey every person must travel, a journey to understanding heritage and family. Share Ernesto's discovery of the simple truth that family and heritage are an intrinsic part of who we are.

In January of 2016, North Korea announced it had tested a hydrogen bomb. Whether or not this technology is part of the North Korean arsenal, the hydrogen bomb is part of our world. What Is Radioactivity? The Basics explains, in simple terms, the principles of the atomic and hydrogen bombs, the implications...

Florence Nightingale: Nurse, Pioneer introduces young readers to one of the most remarkable women in medical history. The cultural and historic background of her life are discussed in terms a young person can understand. Vocabulary study is incorporated in the text. The words are keyed to definitions...

There is no mystery to writing a book, although there is magic. That magic comes from you, from your imagination and your insight. No one can create a book exactly like yours because no one is exactly like you. "Ten Easy Steps to Writing Your Memoir" guides you through the process...

Marie Curie was one of the most remarkable scientists of the modern age. She trail blazed in atomic science, in education and in applying radiation to medical uses. She was intelligent, determined, ethical and unassuming. Her contributions to the study of radioactivity laid the groundwork for a generation...