Science & Nature - Kids

Explore the dark side of space in Out of this World, a new and exciting series for struggling readers. Is time travel possible? How do black holes theoretically support time travel? These and other fascinating questions are discussed in the Theory of Time Travel...

Explore the dark side of space in Out of this World, a new and exciting series for struggling readers. Is there life on other planets? What is Area 51? These and other fascinating questions are discussed in the Extraterrestrial Life title using considerate text...

The green grass that fills pastures of grazing cows is the key to the nourishing milk we enjoy each day! Turn the pages of this early reader to discover how milk makes it from pastures to our homes. Special features summarize the process in...

Whether they are encountering a tulip in the garden or gulls at the seashore, Uncle George encourages Tom, Frank, and Dolly to observe carefully, and make comparisons. He asks pointed questions, leading them to make discoveries on their own. In their travels these curious...

Fun easy guided experiments for preschool age children to entice their interest and love for science.Author: Sandy Smith TaylorISBN-10: 1977698050ISBN-13: 9781977698056Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing PlatformLanguage: EnglishPublished: 03/05/2019Pages: 66Format: PaperbackWeight: 0.26lbsSize: 8.50h x 5.50w x 0.17d

A World of Wonder is a book designed to help children develop a wonder for, and an appreciation of, the world in which we all live. The book combines spectacular images with a variety of poetry and verse...from time-honored and classic to new and...

Join super scientist Max Axiom as he explores the technology behind and everyday use of drones in our world. Science and engineering content central to the STEM Initiative comes alive in full-color graphic novel format. Max's adventures make it all funAuthor: Iman Max, Nikole...

We can learn many things from models. Scientists use models to test their ideas. Simple, yet engaging text and colorful images introduce readers to the importance of making predictions, testing ideas, collecting data, and more.Author: Riley FlynnISBN-10: 1515709507ISBN-13: 9781515709503Publisher: Capstone PressLanguage: EnglishPublished: 08/01/2016Pages: 24Format:...

Bright flowers, cute baby animals, fresh plants--colors are everywhere in spring Explore color in the world around you. What colors make you think of spring? What can you create with the colors of spring? Encourage readers to notice color in the real world and...

What if elephants were covered with thick hair? Such a creature existed until about 4,000 years ago Learn more about the giant, tusked woolly mammoth, which coexisted with humans until it went extinct. Full-color photographs, diagrams, and other resources make this title interesting and...

Velociraptor was a scrappy scavenger. Did you know it was only about the size of a chicken? Learn about what scientists know about velociraptors in the 21st century. Diagrams, a photo glossary, and other helpful features make this an interesting and informative look at...

Join four intrepid kids as they discover the surprising variety of wildlife that lives in New York City's premier park. The animals themselves are sometimes hard to find, but their poop is everywhere Follow Tony, Lily, Emma, and Jackson as they explore Central Park,...

From the same author-illustrators who brought young readers Hungry for Math (a poetic look at math concepts) comes Hungry for Science. These short, lively poems help young readers explore scientific concepts -- from chemical reactions to magnets, life cycles and more. A glossary of...

The enduring appeal of spies and their technology, codes and mysterious ways are explored in this engaging series of four colorful books. Each explores a different aspect of the spy trade, interspersing historical tidbits with tales of spies from popular culture and contemporary movies....

These are the latest titles in this popular series that introduces children to North American wildlife through color photographs and fascinating text. Young readers will be enchanted by America s smallest bird, the fearless hummingbird. Its resting heart rate is an astonishing 480 beats...

A month by month account of the pageant of nature that can be observed outside your door, all through the year from snowfall in January to hibernation in December. The highlights of each month are recounted, along with background information about the particular insects,...

This book discusses the science behind plane crashes. The chapters examine the worst plane crashes in history, explain how aircraft fail, and show how scientists and engineers are designing safer aircraft. Diagrams, charts, and photos provide opportunities to evaluate and understand the scientific concepts...

In a thought-provoking and entertaining exploration of The Five Biggest Ideas in Science, authors Charles Wynn and Arthur Wiggins provide a panoramic view of the questions scientists seek to answer about the natural world: * Do basic building blocks of matter exist, and if...

Big changes come in winter--from the weather to the activities we do. Pairing very simple text and vibrant pictures of winter, readers will learn what they can expect in this season and all the fun things they can do. Aligned to Common Core Standards...

Big changes come in summer--from the weather to the activities we do. Pairing very simple text and vibrant pictures of summertime, readers will learn what they can expect in this season and all the fun things they can do. Aligned to Common Core Standards...

Over 50 discussion questions and activities, and 300 questions, fill this comprehensive workbook. The book covers science, math and social science for Third grade. If you are homeschooling (or if you are just trying to get extra practice for your child), then you already...

Ouch Pesky insects bite up warthogs under the hot sun. Luckily, banded mongooses are here to help. They ride atop warthogs' backs, picking insects out of their skin. The warthogs are happy to provide meals for the mongooses. The symbiotic bond between these species...

Sharks may be tough, but they still need help sometimes That's where the pilot fish come in. These little fish follow the sharks, cleaning harmful parasites off of their bodies and teeth. These tasty meals they help the fish survive Readers will enjoy this...

A Nile crocodile opens its mouth wide. An Egyptian plover swoops in It uses its sharp bill to pick at the crocodile's teeth. But this dental work benefits the bird, too. It gets tasty food from the crocodile's mouth This title will take readers...

Goby fish and snapping shrimp are unusual roommates! Goby fish keep an eye out for danger as snapping shrimp build homes to share. Their friendship helps each creature survive the dangers of ocean living. Readers of this low-level title will love the unique friendship...

An oxpecker searches for its next meal. It spots a tick on a Cape buffalo's back. Yum Suddenly, the oxpecker spots a predator. It warns the buffalo with a hiss. These two unlikely friends help each other to survive Explore the Cape buffalo and...

High in the rain forest canopy, a chimpanzee swings from tree to tree. Its long arms and opposable thumbs make travel easy in this huge biome. This title introduces readers to the many adaptations chimpanzees have to thrive in the rain forest. Whether creating...

Polar bears are built for subzero temperatures With black skin to absorb the sun's rays, two layers of thick fur to trap heat, and blubber lying under their skin, these bears are ready to take on any cold weather. Discover the many special adaptations...

Burrowing deep under the snow, collared lemmings use their shovel-like claws to create a secret world of tunnels hidden from predators. These small rodents put on their white winter coat each fall to blend in with their snowy home. Early readers will love digging...

S-shaped markings trail behind a rattlesnake scaling a tall desert dune. It is a sidewinder making its characteristic climb! These snakes have developed a special way of moving so only two small areas of their bodies touch the scalding hot sand at a time....

Strong, fast, and fearless, roadrunners are the ultimate desert-dwelling birds! Their bodies maintain water by excreting salt through glands near their eyes, and their powerful legs let them race through the open brushland at speeds of up to 18 miles per hour! Early readers...

Spend a day hiking in the Sonoran Desert, and you may spot an unusual sight: a lizard sprinting on two legs! Collared lizards reach speeds of up to 16 miles per hour while racing on their hind legs to catch prey or escape predators....

From padded split hooves made to scale rocky terrain to reflective fur, bighorn sheep have what it takes to survive in the desert! These tough animals survive even the driest of desert days through their physiological and behavioral adaptations. Early readers will find easy-to-follow...

Bark scorpions are the only scorpions in the Sonoran Desert that can climb! These critters use their ability to hide in cool, dark places while they wait to ambush their prey! Find out more about how bark scorpions survive the scorching Sonoran in this...

Female northern leopard frogs can lay up to 6,000 eggs! The tadpoles will grow up into some of the quickest little amphibians around. Northern leopard frogs have a host of adaptations to help them hop through migration, hibernation, and breeding seasons. Early readers will...

Crows of a feather flock together! These noisy birds have tight-knit family groups and roost in giant flocks. They are also smart enough to use tools to get food! Young birdwatchers will be enthralled with this title about one of our most common North...

Vultures are scavengers that will eat almost anything they can find! These birds of prey are able to feed on decaying meat and trash due to special acids in their digestive system that keep them from getting sick. This title uses captivating photos and...

Using intelligence and skilled flying, hawks are able to find great success in their hunting pursuits. These small predators use their talons to snatch prey, often in midair! This low-level title will take reluctant readers into the world of these feathered fighters through engaging...

Using their long, pointed wings and tails, falcons dive toward prey at over 200 miles per hour! These high flyers are designed to be master predators. In combination with their speed, their sharp beaks make hunting a simple task. This title is a jammed-pack...

The forked tailed of kites allow them to perform acrobatic twists, turns, and twirls to more easily track a meal. These agile fliers are not just hunters, though. They are known to scavenge the meals of larger predators, too. This title for striving readers...

Egret has LONG legs. Puffin has SHORT legs. Developed in partnership with Ranger Rick and the National Wildlife Federation, this photo-illustrated gem teaches the youngest of children about opposites using examples from the animal kingdom. Vibrant photos paired with sparse, lyrical text introduce the...

In Animals in Spring, beginning readers will learn how animal behavior changes during the spring season. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text will engage early readers as they discover how animals adapt to changing weather conditions. A labeled diagram shows familiar animals that...

In Robots in Space, early fluent readers learn about the many ways robots have expand what's possible in the field of space exploration. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text will engage young readers as they learn about the fascinating world of robots. An...

In Robots at Home, early fluent readers learn about the many kinds of robots built to help people in their daily lives. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text will engage young readers as they learn about the fascinating world of robots. An infographic...

Intermediate Readers Explore Concepts Of Gravity.Author: Buffy SilvermanISBN-10: 1617419567ISBN-13: 9781617419560Publisher: Rourke Educational MediaLanguage: EnglishPublished: 08/01/2011Pages: 24Format: PaperbackWeight: 0.20lbsSize: 7.70h x 7.80w x 0.10dAccelerated Reader:Reading Level: 3.3Point Value: 0.5Interest Level: Lower GradeQuiz #/Name: 145886 / Gravity! Do You Feel It?Review Citation(s): School Library Journal 11/01/2011

Emergent Readers Observe The Way Things Move In Different Directions And Speeds.Author: Buffy SilvermanISBN-10: 161741929XISBN-13: 9781617419294Publisher: Rourke Educational MediaLanguage: EnglishPublished: 08/01/2011Pages: 24Format: PaperbackWeight: 0.20lbsSize: 7.80h x 7.70w x 0.10dReview Citation(s): School Library Journal 11/01/2011

More than two million different species of organisms live on Earth--in all kinds of climates and places, ranging from the freezing North Pole to hot and steamy jungles, and from the highest mountains to the nethermost depths of the oceans. How do we keep...

Located in the Caucasus Mountains, Mount Elbrus is the highest peak in all of Europe. More than 300,000 people safely visit Mount Elbrus each year, yet it is considered on of the world's deadliest mountains.Author: Rochelle GroskreutzISBN-10: 1791114075ISBN-13: 9781791114077Publisher: Av2Language: EnglishPublished: 08/01/2019Pages: 32Format: Library...

From its base to its tallest peak, Denali measures 20,310 feet (6,190 meters) above sea level. It is the tallest mountain in North America. Learn more in Denali, one of the titles in the Seven Summits series.Author: Ruth DalyISBN-10: 1791114032ISBN-13: 9781791114039Publisher: Av2Language: EnglishPublished: 08/01/2019Pages:...

Eugenie Clark is known as "The Shark Lady." She worked to show that sharks were important to ocean life. Find out more in Eugenie Clark, one of the titles in the My First Science Biography series.Author: Margaret WeberISBN-10: 1791111343ISBN-13: 9781791111342Publisher: Av2Language: EnglishPublished: 08/01/2019Pages: 24Format:...