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Young learners will say, "Aha!" when they discover the wonders of chemistry in this engaging, practical series. This series hooks readers with its colorful design while teaching core chemistry concepts and showcasing their real- world applications.

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Whether you enjoy writing, performing, dancing, or cooking, art can be healing and rewarding. Learn how a variety of artistic activities can help relieve stress and increase mindfulness with this fun series.Look inside here!

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I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! Foods dominate as kids' favorite brands. Young readers will enjoy learning the backstories of such food brands as Frito Lay, Gatorade, Nestlé, and more! Narrative nonfiction throughout maintains interest, and diagrams provide visual support. 

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True or False? 2 is a continuation of set 1 with titles requested by students. A second set of this popular series reveals facts about such high-interest topics as ghosts, outlaws, and sports. Its engaging, play-along format gets children excited to keep learning more, whether reading on their own or as a team!

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With exciting, eye-catching photographs and easy-to-read sentences, World Book’s Natural Marvels series helps kids in grades 5 to 8 learn about some of Earth’s most fascinating landforms. Each book takes kids on a visual journey through canyons and caves, enchanted landscapes, and mountains of fire and helps them learn how these natural landforms were created. As they read along, kids will be able to explore nature’s skyscrapers, treasures of the oceans, and worlds beneath our feet. Each book...

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Young readers (pre-K to grade 2) of the gorgeously illustrated series It’s a Wildlife, Buddy! follow whimsical characters in fun-to-read stories that teach about animal behavior. Students go directly to the source to learn about hibernation from Mattie the Polar Bear or get diet tips from Josh the Anteater.

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Fly kites in Beijing, grab a hot dog in Chicago, and dance the tango in Buenos Aires. Ayo the aardvark leads younger readers on a tour of 10 world-class cities. Each volume describes the history, people, and culture of a particular city. Ayo serves as a lovable guide, pointing out fun, educational, and kid-friendly sights and adventures in each destination. Ayo’s Awesome Adventures serve both as travel guides and as virtual vacations to faraway places.

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How I Changed the World reveals the struggles and accomplishments of individuals who made a lasting impact on history. Each volume focuses on a famous person, such as Frederick Douglass, Frida Kahlo, Mohandas Gandhi, and others. It details pivotal moments in that person’s life that led to a high-level change in thinking or action around the world.

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The world is full of animals with strange shapes, dangerous defenses, and bizarre habits. The Ugh! Yuck! and Whoa! series highlights the most extreme among them: the grossest, the deadliest, and the ugliest! Learning about lesser-known creatures they may never have seen before (and might not want to see again!) helps children to better understand ecosystems and the natural world.

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Whether building a racing cart, running from tornadoes, or tracking a mysterious beast, Zac Newton and friends are ready for adventure. Zac, Lucía, Marcus, Ning, and Zac’s dog Orbit solve their problems with science. But to do so, they need a little help from some of history’s greatest minds. Luckily, Zac’s greatest invention, the Backspace app, allows them to take virtual visits to history. Travel along with Zac Newton and friends as they learn about electricity, animals, space, and more from...

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Every day, people perform chores, jobs, or other tasks to learn, make money, or improve their lives. Animals can be thought of as performing jobs and tasks, too, but they do them to survive and reproduce. Animals at Work is an informative way to look at the lives of animals, particularly at a time when the hard work of survival is becoming even harder because of habitat destruction and climate change. If animals are to thrive alongside us, it’s important for students to see the parallels...