Synopsis: An illustrated guide to geological and geophysical aspects of rocks and minerals in our world.

Synopsis: This series combines words and pictures to bring a wide variety of subjects to life. Children can learn about space, experience life on the American frontier, or discover the world of inventions.

Synopsis: You'll love the time-saving features, step-by-step directions, and projects made from materials you have in your classroom cupboards. As children explore, investigate, and create, they'll engage in the scientific method, learn the difference between an experiment, exhibit, and demonstration, and relate scientific concepts to the everyday world around them. Students will create an exhibit of clay asteroids and make a paper comet Work in pairs on…

Synopsis: Examines the parts of the human body, its different systems, and the senses, discussing how they function and how to care for them.

Synopsis: Book by Terrell Creative

Synopsis: There are about as many people who know the remarkable history behind our national anthem as can actually sing it. Take your students back to the battle at Fort McHenry and reveal the true meaning and importance of this famous poem. Includes crosswords, mapping activities and comprehension Q and As.

Synopsis: Reader's Digest Pathfinders Insects and Spiders Don't swat that bug -- It just might be your friend. There are literally billions of multi-legged flyers, swimmers, and crawlers out there. Some eat plants. Some eat other insects...and that's a good thing, or we'd be swimming in a sea of them! They may be small, but their sheer numbers mean insects and spiders have a huge impact on our world. And you're about to get personal with some of them in…

Synopsis: Golden Photo Guides from St. Martin's Press are a series of natural history books introducing younger students to fascinating subjects through beautiful, full-color photography and simple, engaging text.

Synopsis: Describes how different animals adapt to survive in different habitats including wetlands, the arctic, the tropical rain forest, grasslands, and everglades.

Synopsis: In 26 giant photographs-of a roaring grizzly, a piranhas razor-sharp teeth, a rattlesnakes poisonous fangs- Seymour Simon reveals the truth about nature's most misunderstood animals and lets the reader decide what to really think about natures grossest, fiercest, and most fascinating survivors.

Synopsis: Kids are deeply concerned about the state of their world. These titles show how the environment was damaged and how it can be repaired.

Synopsis: "It's not always 'an old silk hat' that brings snowmen to life. In fact, all snowpeople are secretly alive. The humans who make them unknowingly do a little something that brings them to life. What is it? Mama Snowblatt's fun-to-read, fun-to-hear explanation will tell you."--Cover.

Synopsis: "This book inspires girls who are facing the ups and downs of adolescence to stay true to themselves. With important messages to help boost self-confidence, such as celebrate your uniqueness, learn from your mistakes, and recognize your own greatness ... lets every girl know that she is amazing and special just the way she is."--Provided by publisher.

Synopsis: Hey kids! Get up close and personal with the Presidents of the United States! The most up-to-date illustrated guide to America’s leaders, from George Washington to the newly elected Donald Trump!From generals to farmers to a former Hollywood actor, each of these politicians has a story to share about his experience as the leader of the free world. Did you know that: *Abraham Lincoln stored important documents in his top hat? *Democrats called…

Synopsis: Rhythmic verse showcases landmarks and monumnets; travel across the US while introducing new words and concepts; kid-friendly illustrations accompany durable cardstock pages.Whether you love them colossally like the High Cascades, bountifully like the Everglades, wholesomely like a warm apple pie, or soaringly like a ninth inning fly this loving exploration of the United States, from coast to coast, sea to shining sea, will have you shouting, "I…

Synopsis: Up to the minute maps and diagrams explain the wonders of the universe with more than 100 illustrations of space items, clear explanations of complext concepts, detailed seasonal star maps, projects & activities, glossary, etc.

Synopsis: Provides a fact-filled and exciting journey in which young readers can explore for themselves the world and its people. Each region is examined in depth, showing its position on the globe and its terrain and landscape. Children can find out too about the world's systems of government and how its people live and work. Fact boxes contain important information such as capital city, population, language and currency, and history pages give a…

Synopsis: Adapted from the very successful Animal World board books, this new paperback series features an amusing verse for each animal written by respected authors such as Jack Prelutsky, Hillaire Belloc, Gail Kredenser, and Miles Gibson. The vivid illustrations and simple rhyming verses make this series an ideal way to introduce young children to wildlife and poetry. Children will marvel at the exotic habitats depicted and learn to identify a varied…

Synopsis: Answers questions about human growth, the organs and systems of the body, the senses, and health matters.