Grade 3 - 5

In Hedgehog or Porcupine?, beginning readers will learn to spot the differences between these prickly mammals. Carefully leveled text relays what the animals look like and how they behave.… More →

What do ladybugs usually eat? Mainly they feed on other insects that are harmful to farmers' crops. In fact, some farmers have put ladybugs in their fields to protect their fruits and… More →

A hippo's mouth is huge, measuring about four feet (1.2 m) from top to bottom when open. That's big enough for a six-year-old kid to fit inside! These big mouths make a lot of noise. Hippos… More →

With their big, barrel-shaped bodies, hippopotamuses can really make a splash! When they're not resting in rivers to stay cool, hippos could be grazing in grasslands or spending time with… More →

In Hippopotamus Calves in the Wild, beginning readers will learn about baby hippopotamuses as they grow up in Africa. Follow along as hippo calves join the herd and learn from their moms.… More →

In Animal Homes, beginning readers will learn to identify different animal homes in nature. Carefully leveled text provides defining details for each animal home and where to find it, such as More →

In Honduran White Bats, beginning readers will learn about the physical features, behaviors, and habitats of Honduran white bats. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text will… More →

Honey bees collect pollen and nectar from hundreds of flowers a day. This helps flowers spread pollen to each other to make new seeds. Discover how bees go back to their hives and use the… More →

Horned lizards puff up their bodies to scare off predators. Diamondback rattlesnakes use venom to defend themselves. Which North American predator will win this battle? This hi-lo title… More →

From tearing buildings apart to blowing trees over, hurricanes can be dangerous. Learn the different parts of a hurricane and how to stay safe during the storm. This engaging hi-lo book draws More →

When we look up to the sky, we see clouds. Sometimes rain falls from these clouds, and sometimes we get snow, sleet, or hail. Why are we drenched with water some days, blanketed with… More →

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