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What kind of doctor takes care of animals? What do firefighters use to put out forest fires, and how do they spread it over the fire? How many people become teachers? Colorful illustrations, vivid photographs, and simple text combine to show real-world examples in Community Helpers. Young readers follow along to learn about the people who contribute to their community.

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Which spotted creature can run as fast as your car on the highway? Young students can learn how lions and cheetahs and other wild animals live amid the sprawling grasslands of Africa.

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How much of the world’s water is found in the oceans? How many volcanoes erupt each year, and how do they form islands? What do seaweed and trees have in common? Students go on an adventure through vibrant illustrations of coral reefs and mountain peaks in Earth's Features. While they read, their imaginations will wander into deep caves and winding rivers.

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Discover how the weather changes through different seasons in this nature and science book. Students can learn about sunny, windy, rainy, and snowy weather. Find out what happens to plants and animals when the weather warms up and cools down in the book Weather. Illustrations and photographs show examples of the seasons around the world.

Item #: L0K14 -

Which vegetable grows green, red, yellow, or orange? How many foods can you make from milk? Short, easy-to-read descriptions and colorful illustrations will help young readers quickly learn what’s good fuel for the body in Good Food for You. Kids can also study the food groups and learn how different types of foods are made!

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Which sea animal can live longer than most humans? Young learners interested in nature and animals will dive deep to meet giant whales, scary sharks, and miniature seahorses that can all breathe in the water in the book Under the Sea. From the reef to the sandy ocean floor, animals swim and crawl among curious plant life.

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What collects in the clouds, and how much needs to gather before it falls? Students will see colorful illustrations of patterns found in nature, such as the movement of the stars, the lunar cycle, the seasons, and animal migrations in Nature's Patterns. Some of these phenomena can be seen over the course of one day, while others take weeks, months, or even years to unfold!With colorful two-page illustrations, World Book’s Learning Ladders series is for young learners with a primary reading...

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Trucks help hard workers get the job done. Early readers can learn about tall cranes, powerful plows, and fire engines, in Tough Trucks. Find out how people use the trucks to build, clear snow off roads, and put out fires.

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Early readers travel through the steamy rain forests of South America to meet bright macaws, fanged vipers, and pouncing jaguars. Whether in the trees or on the forest floor, each species thrives in the hot climate.

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What do polar bears, foxes, and hares have in common? Which desert is the largest in the world? What is the highest elevation at which trees can still grow? From the coldest places in the world to the driest, young readers will discover the habitats of vastly different animals and plants in Nature's Places.With two-page colorful illustrations, World Book’s Learning Ladders series is for young learners with a primary reading level of grades K-2 looking to learn the basics about nature, science,...

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Different plants thrive in different climates, from your backyard to the rain forests of Madagascar. Young readers will learn how plants need us and how they help us.

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What were ancient books written on before paper was made? The book Things I Like helps early readers learn about popular sports, types of dance, musical instruments, and other common hobbies people have. Illustrations show fun activities indoor and outdoor activities that kids can try!