Synopsis: A simple explanation of how the human body works, discussing the five senses, muscles, bones, digestion, the heart, and the brain.

Synopsis: Children will delight in this easy-to-read tale -- written by eight-year-old Omri Glaser and illustrated with vibrant, digitally created illustrations -- inspired by the cyclic movement of water through the earth and atmosphere.

Synopsis: The Scholastic Science Readers "TM" series was created espe cially to bring exciting nonfiction to beginning readers. Each book combines easy-to-read text with outstanding photographs to give kids an introduction to a favorite topic. With consultation from a reading specialist and child psychologist, the texts have been clearly leveled to match developing skills. Every book has been carefully reviewed by an expert in the field for scientific…

Synopsis: It's Halloween, and Mrs. Robinson's classroom is full of creatures instead of children. She can tell who most of the children are underneath the costumes, but she can't find Peter. What costume is he wearing?

Synopsis: Glorious Bold, beautiful paper sculpture brings out all the colors and wonders of the fall season. What a marvelous way to explore the wonders of autumn, including the animal life, the plant life, the weather, as well as the general feelings and sensibilities of the season Nature activities for fall are included. This is the first in a four-book series celebrating the seasons.

Synopsis: One of four volumes forming part of the SCHOLASTIC FIRST ENCYCLOPEDIA.

Synopsis: A pumpkin seed and a marigold seed grow into plants side by side.

Synopsis: Stanley and Arthur Lambchop can't wait to be spooked at their school's Halloween party. But when they see a bully picking on their friend at the party, the boys know they have to help. Soon, Stanley comes up with a plan that is flat-out hilarious!

Synopsis: People today have similarities and differences to people long ago: they all did the same tasks and activities for work and play, but often did them differently.

Synopsis: What can you do with only one mitten? Use your imagination! Award-winning poet Kristine O'Connell George shows that the simplest object can be a springboard into playful exploration. Spare rhyming text and bright, lively illustrations celebrate a small child's joyful discovery of many things she can do, be, and play with a single mitten. And when she finally finds the mitten's missing mate, two mittens open up a whole new realm of possibilities…

Synopsis: Introduces primary readers to the various activities that take place in the White House.

Synopsis: Shows differences between what school was like for kindergarteners in the early 1900's versus the early 2000's.

Synopsis: Family and Friends

Synopsis: A big wide World

Synopsis: Learn about people and things from different generations.