Parents

Item #: IP1908 -

More than two hundred easy-to-do investigations in life science, physical science, space science, and earth science! Each activity description provides a complete list of everyday materials needed as well as comprehensive, step-by-step directions.

Item #: 4135 -

An introduction to the history of flight, including information about the invention and development of balloons, parachutes, airships, gliders, helicopters, airplanes, missiles, rockets, and spaceships. Features include stories, activities, and a list of additional resources

Item #: 20611 -

Join the adventure as a rag tag group of animals venture out in an epic quest to reach the moon in the classic tale A Taste of the Moon from World Book Bright Connections.

Item #: BMM01 -

Through bright and colorful comic-book-style pages, kids will have fun discovering basic addition strategies, such as “finding the tens” and “making friendly numbers.”

Item #: BB30217 -

The vivid photographs and easy-to-read text in Africanized Honey Bees introduce these insects to young learners. Charts and diagrams help readers understand the danger these tiny but deadly creatures pose to both animals and people. As they follow along, kids will learn how scientists are trying to control this experiment that got out of control.

Item #: BB30187 -

Colorful photographs, tables of statistics, and a timeline help bring Pujols to life for young readers. As they follow along in the nonfiction book Albert Pujols, kids will learn about the challenges he faced during a difficult childhood and his tremendous record as a hitter.

Item #: BB30183 -

The dynamic photographs and easy-to-read text in Alex Morgan introduce young readers to the life and impact of this inspirational athlete. Diagrams, charts, and graphs help young learners understand her career accomplishments.

Item #: BB30206 -

Younger readers can discover the little known history of American Indian Code Talkers in this volume through photos, infographics, timelines, charts and easy-to-read text. As they follow along, readers will learn about the lives of many Native Americans who acted heroically for their country even as they faced hardship and discrimination.

Item #: AL901 -

Which frog is more poisonous than the deadliest snake? Why do toads have bumpy skin? Amphibians provides readers an introduction to amphibians and their physical characteristics. Students learn about their life cycle, behaviors, and adaptations to various habitats. The volume’s special features include maps, diagrams, fun facts, glossary, resource list, and index.

Item #: L0K11 -

What do kits, cubs, chicks, and joeys have in common? Which animals hatch from eggs or live in their mothers’ pouches? Young readers will discover how different animals babies live, learn, and grow to be just like their parents in the book Animal Babies.

Item #: L0701 -

Early readers discover how types of animals build their homes in the forests and by the river in the book Animals Homes. Fun facts and colorful illustrations show why a burrow, nest, or den is perfect for the animal.

Item #: BLN12 -

This graphic nonfiction book introduces various animal life cycles, including birds, amphibians, butterflies, and mammals.