Many things in the world are a different weight to each other. Some small things are heavy and some big things are light. Do you know how heavy you are? Who is lighter than you? Read More →

Helicopters can fly very fast, they can even hover in one place, and land in very small areas. There are helicopters that work for news crews, the police and hospitals. Read More →

Helicopters are small and have blades instead of wings. Their size can make them very useful for all sorts of jobs. Full-color photographs and leveled text show readers all the things that… Read More →

Robots help people in many situations. Some robots rescue people trapped by tornadoes or earthquakes. Others explore volcanoes and the seafloor. And some help scientists protect our… Read More →

Focus Skills: h, b, f, ff, l, ll, ss Read More →

Planet Earth looks blue from space because so much of it is covered with oceans of salty water. The oceans are home to lots of different animals. The oceans give people food, air and water. Read More →

This story shows you how things are different to each other. In your class some people are tall, others are taller, and somebody is the tallest. Is it the teacher? Who is tallest at your home? Read More →

Emergent readers will observe examples of different holidays. How are these celebrations the same? How are they different? This simple nonfiction title pairs with the fiction book Kwanzaa Candles. Read More →

How did we live in our homes before electricity and running water? Readers will find out in this book about homes then and now, with full-color photographs that bring the past to life. Read More →

This book introduces owls, presenting their food, their hunting habits, and their home. Read More →

Simple text and photographs describe the plants, animals, and bodies of water that a bunny can see in the forest. Read More →

Most hot things are good. But we have to be very careful when we are near hot things. Why? What hot stuff do you know about? Read More →

People all over the world live in different kinds of homes. They need houses to suit the weather where they live. What makes your home warm in winter? How do you keep your home cool in… Read More →

Why is it sunny outside one day and rainy the next? Readers will learn the ins and outs of why weather changes in this book. Accessible text and appealing photos show changing weather… Read More →

Are you good at counting? Lots of things have wheels to make them move. Some things have only one wheel and some things have lots of wheels. Can you count the wheels? Read More →

How old are you? Do you know someone who is very old? Who is very young? How old are your friends? How old are the other people in your family? How old will you be when you have your next birthday? Read More →

What is a way we show the people in our family that we care? One way is simple and quick—giving them a hug. Pairs with the fiction title Caring for Sister. Read More →

Being honest is a sign of good character, and being honest feels good. Explore scenarios where honesty comes into play in everyday life. Pairs with the fiction title Ready for Bed. Read More →

Show children that playing on a sports team is an opportunity to practice having a good attitude—even when the team loses. Pairs with the fiction title A Beautiful Day. Read More →

What does responsibility look like? This book models how to follow through on agreements to help with chores, take care of pets, and show up for friends. Pairs with the fiction title Time to Clean. Read More →

People in a community help each other so that everyone can thrive. Early readers can explore ways to care for their community in this accessible, engaging text. Pairs with the fiction book,… Read More →