The Living Ocean explores traditional marine biology, including plankton, along with bioenergetics, satellite remote sensing, and global environmental changes. The student text includes activities, figures and tables, glossaries, materials lists, readings and questions, optional activities, and appendixes, all cross-referenced to the student workbook. The text has four units: Fish, Invertebrates, Plants, and Ecology.

Sea Turtles explores the amazing world of sea turtles--their natural history, life cycles, habitats, and struggles against the mounting threats posed by humans. It is a must-have for educators, biologists, conservationists, and divers. Over 200 photographs and illustrations clearly depict every facet of a sea turtle's life and habitat. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this book benefits the Wider Caribbean Sea Turtle Conservation Network (WIDECAST). Published by Mutual Publishing.

A detailed exploration of Hawai'i's marine invertebrates. This book is a culmination of thousands of hours of dive time. Over 600 color photographs give a comprehensive, up close look at Hawai'i's fascinating sea creatures. Published by Mutual Publishing.

Underwater photographs and informative descriptions of over 230 species; almost all the fishes encountered by divers and snorkelers in the islands. Their evolution, classification, and suitability for aquariums are also discussed, and recommendations given on where to best see them. Published by Mutual Publishing.

A reader-friendly resource for anyone interested in understanding and preserving our coral reefs. Color photos, graphics, charts, graphs, diagrams, and cartoons explain the different types of corals, the vital role corals play in the ocean ecosystem, and ways to understand the impact of local and global problems on the world's coral systems. Published by Mutual Publishing.

Study Pacific fisheries and their environments, the fish system, stresses in the marine environment and their effects on humans, and some examples of fisheries in the Pacific Northwest, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan.

The Teacher's Manual contains synopsis of each chapter and section, learner outcomes, definitions of key concepts, directions for student activities, and possible responses to questions posed in the text.

Key aspects of Japan's history and culture from the Tokugawa era to the present. The text is activity-centered and includes maps and timelines, archival photographs, literary excerpts, first-person accounts, diary entries, songs and poems, charts and graphs, and political cartoons. Co-published with the University of Hawai‘i Press.

Twenty-two selections of Japanese music from various eras and regions. Liner notes include English translations of lyrics and historical information for each selection. Total playing time 63:26.

Weather and Ratios is a mathematics unit that focuses on rational numbers and comparisons of rational numbers with a heavy emphasis on ratios and percents. The unit is suitable for use with students in grades 6–8 and is aligned with the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) (2000) Principles and Standards for School Mathematics. Plus, Weather and Ratios is based on specific Internet sites that provide current and historical weather data. The data available at these sites is updated continuously, providing students with an opportunity to collect data, answer mathematical questions, and communicate to others what they have learned. Finally, Weather and Ratios is the second in a series designed for middle school students. It incorporates significant mathematics in a dynamic context. Like the Traffic units, this unit is suitable for teachers who are looking for materials that enable them to integrate concepts from more than one discipline.

Weather and Ratios is a mathematics unit that focuses on rational numbers and comparisons of rational numbers with a heavy emphasis on ratios and percents. The unit is suitable for use with students in grades 6–8 and is aligned with the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) (2000) Principles and Standards for School Mathematics. Weather and Ratios is based on specific Internet sites that provide current and historical weather data. The data available at these sites is updated continuously, providing students with an opportunity to collect data, answer mathematical questions, and communicate to others what they have learned. Weather and Ratios is the second in a series designed for middle school students. It incorporates significant mathematics in a dynamic context. Like the Traffic on the Information Superhighway units (Item T001 and T002), this unit is suitable for teachers who are looking for materials that enable them to integrate concepts from more than one discipline. Weather and Ratios Set includes a Teacher’s Manual, Solution Manual, and CD of the Teacher’s and Solution Manuals

The Working 'Round A Problem (WRAP) set contains 250 thought-provoking problems designed to complement any mathematics program in grades five through high school algebra and geometry. The problems in WRAP encourage students to go beyond getting a "correct" answer. They can serve as springboards to have students reason mathematically and can prompt discussions of solution strategies. Some problems have more than one possible solution, which can lead students to assess the reasonableness and appropriateness of an answer as well as to generalize patterns found across possible answers. Many have more than one solution path, giving students opportunities to choose strategies they prefer.

These lab explorations are a supplement to any algebra I curriculum. They engage students in activities to explore algebraic concepts, extend understanding of mathematics, and enhance algebraic skills. Technologies such as graphing calculators are used in several labs. Other labs use problem solving or manipulatives as the basis for students' explorations.

The Algebra I: A Process Approach, Teacher Resource provides classroom support materials, including tests, quizzes, rubrics, lab activities, and blackline masters for warm-ups and selected problems.

The Teacher's Guide includes scope and sequence, lesson notes, questions for discussion, answers to problems, and writing tasks.