Grade 1 - 2

People can visit a market to buy food, and animals look for food in the environment where they live. Plants, however, can't move around. So how do they obtain the nourishment they need to… More →

Did you know some Corvettes race? Or that they're made in Kentucky? In Corvette, beginning readers learn about this car brand, when and where the cars were first made, what its logo… More →

Join us as we explore the world in Country Explorers! Each of these engaging books will take readers on a journey throughout a fascinating country. Designed and written with young explorers… More →

Moo! Hello, cows! This title introduces young readers to cows and how they live on the farm. Carefully leveled text combined with colorful, labeled photographs will guide readers through the… More →

Lift and build with Cranes! This book introduces emergent readers to this construction vehicle's parts and actions on the jobsite while providing them with a supportive first nonfiction… More →

A turtle crawls slowly on short legs. A bug crawls fast on long legs! This book introduces emergent readers to different animals that crawl while providing them with a supportive first… More →

What happens when a crab loses a leg? It grows a new one! This is just one of many surprising facts children will discover as they enter the weird and watery world of these amazing creatures. More →

This graphic narrative nonfiction series about underwater attacks will make you think twice before getting into the water. Fascinating information and amazing graphic illustrations will keep… More →

What happens when a diver gets too comfortable with wild animals? Discover a diver's dangerous encounter with a moray eel. You'll think twice before getting too close to creatures after… More →

People dressed as skeletons parade through the streets. It is not Halloween. It is Day of the Dead! This title for beginning readers introduces the date, meaning, and traditions of this… More →

If you spot the bright colors of a poison dart frog, beware! These animals ooze a toxin from their skin that can kill their attackers. How did they get their name? Their venom is so deadly… More →

A porcupine warns an enemy that gets too close by raising the quills on its back and clicking its teeth. If this doesn't work, the porcupine swings its spiky tail through the air. Sharp… More →