Aged just eleven, Kizzy Maines is transported for life,to the Penal Colony of New South Wales, for her part in a Highway robbery. On her arrival there, she determines to make something of herself, to... More > become SOMEBODY. From convict to lady, we see her journey, to becoming the wife of a prominent wealthy landowner.< Less
Full text of final fiscal year 2009 appropriations law for U.S. Departments of Transportation and HUD, taken from the omnibus appropriations act, together with explanatory materials from the... More > Congressional Record, as prepared by the House Appropriations Committee.< Less
Full text of the fiscal year 2008 Transportation-HUD appropriations law (Division K of the omnibus P.L. 110-161) together with the complete explanatory statement for Transportation-HUD programs from... More > the Congressional Record, in one bound volume. As prepared by the House Committee on Appropriations.< Less
The terms in this glossary have been carefully selected by the U.S. Maritime Administration from the myriad of terms one can encounter in the shipping business. In addition to the glossary section of... More > the book, this work includes a list of U.S. flag carriers with addresses, phone numbers and URLs. Originally published by the U.S. Department of Transportation.< Less
Les Transports is a resource book of reproducible worksheets with a theme of transportation and travel. Designed for classroom or homeschool use. 24 pages
"Revolutionizing transport" is a collection of documents describing the revolutionary transport systems devised by Talbot Electric (Pty) Ltd, a company incorporated in the Republic of South... More > Africa. These are infinitely sustainable transport systems that do not require gasoline or diesel fuels.< Less
Explore Transportation! 25 Great Projects, Activities,
Experiments travels on an adventure through time and
around the globe to learn about the history and science
of transportation. From camels to... More > jet engines and
pigeons to submarines, young readers will explore the
unusual and exciting ways that civilizations old and
new have moved people, information, and objects
from place to place.
The 25 easy-to-follow projects require minimal adult
supervision and use primarily common household
products and recycled supplies. Kids will have so much
fun with Explore Transportation! they won’t even
realize they’re learning about history, science, math,
culture, and geography along the way. Projects range
from making a homemade compass and flying a miniparachute,
to deciphering Morse code and locating the
North Star. Exploring the evolution of the simple wheel
all the way to the sophisticated and complex spaceship,
kids will discover that imagination has the power to
create huge changes in our world.< Less
Get the flashcards for the Transportation section of words that go with the City book. Flashcards work for any language you are learning, so there is only need to get them once. To get the audio for... More > these words, activity sheets to practice them, or the book to see the way the words are written, go to www.sfslanguages.com.< Less
