Single Books

Item #: IP3821 -

Covering math for grade 2, this series invites, engages, and visually attracts students with activity pages to be used for group or individual lessons or reviews. Each page is focused on a specific grade-level standard. Common Core State Standards are clearly listed in the front of each book with correlation to particular activity pages. Each book also includes an assessment of the standards covered.

Item #: AHL06 -

Students learn about the fish, reptiles, crustaceans, mammals, mollusks, and other animals that make the oceans their home. Packed with fun facts, photos, maps, and detailed illustrations and photographs, Oceans is a must for the aspiring marine biologist! The volume’s special features include a glossary, maps, photographs, and an index. From the driest deserts to the steamiest rain forests, animals everywhere have found inventive ways to survive and flourish. World Book’s Animals and Their...

Item #: BLN18 -

This graphic nonfiction book introduces plant and animal cells and their cycles, including cell diagrams, meiosis, mitosis, and disease.

Item #: IP4021 -

Bring history to life with this workbook for students in grades 6-8! Explore some of the greatest triumphs, tragedies, surprises, and changes in U.S. history. A glossary, timeline, and reading check assessment reinforce important information.

Item #: IP4048 -

Students in grades K-1 will take on exciting adventures with animals while developing and practicing skills like identifying parts of plants, distinguishing between living and nonliving things, describing animals’ coverings and movements, naming body parts, recognizing healthy foods, identifying safe behaviors, and more!

Item #: AHL03 -

From the burrow of the wombat to the eucalyptus perch of the koala a surprising variety of animals form the sights and sounds of our planet’s forest habitats! Full of maps, fun facts, photos, and illustrations, this book takes readers on a bear’s, bird’s, and bug’s-eye view of the temperate forests found on every continent except Africa and Antarctica. The volume’s special features include a glossary, maps, photographs, and an index.

Item #: LAK07 -

How did the New World get the name America? What was the Silk Road? Voyages of Exploration describes early European exploration, what the explorers discovered, and the significance of those discoveries. Voyages of Exploration helps kids learn about the history of exploration from the Vikings to what is considered the end of European imperialism.

Item #: IP6122 -

Tailor-made for seventh grade students, this daily practice book helps students of all skill levels practice and retain their language arts skills. This daily practice series helps your student retain their skills so they won’t lose them! There are five problems per day, every day for 36 weeks. The practice activities are set up in a spiraling scope and sequence so that students practice skills at regular intervals. Each week’s problems are based on a grade-level appropriate topic so that each...

Item #: IP6132 -

Tailor-made for seventh grade students, this daily practice book helps students of all skill levels practice and retain their math skills. This daily practice series helps your student retain their skills so they won’t lose them! There are five problems per day, every day for 36 weeks. The practice activities are set up in a spiraling scope and sequence so that students practice skills at regular intervals. Each week’s problems are based on a grade-level appropriate topic so that each time a...

Item #: BB30205 -

Younger readers can discover the little known history of brave fighter pilots known as the Tuskegee Airmen 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 African American men who acted heroically for their country even as they faced hardship and discrimination.

Item #: NAQ04 -

Have you ever dreamed of visiting a distant planet or star? Even the closest stars are so far away that a visit might seem impossible—but maybe not! With Laser-Sailing Starships, kids will learn how physicist Philip Lubin plans to create space probes that can sail to the stars on a beam of light! In collaboration with NASA’s Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC) program, this book features projects that represent bold new advances in space technology.

Item #: NAQ07 -

With today’s technology, reaching the edge of the solar system takes decades, partly because rockets need fuel and heavy fuel slows down the rockets. Traveling without the weight of fuel would be faster, but what would the craft use to move forward? Kids can find the answers in Solar-Wind-Riding Electric Sail! They can read how NASA engineer Bruce Wiegmann plans to use solar wind to move his ship faster and farther into outer space. In collaboration with the NASA’s Innovative Advanced Concepts...