Grade 1

Animals chatter throughout rain forests. Sand whirls across deserts. Currents course down rivers. Earth is covered in breathtaking landforms that play a special role in making our planet… More →

Towns are small. Cities are big! What do you see in a small town? What do you see in a big city? Our Towns and Cities introduces emergent readers to features of towns and cities while… More →

What color is an emu chick's egg? What are baby kangaroos called? Early readers will learn these facts and more about their favorite Outback babies. Adorable, vibrant photography and tightly… More →

Birds, trees, rocks, and seeds. There are so many natural wonders waiting just outside your door! This new series helps children develop reading skills while exploring the world around them.… More →

Get ready for a visit to the outer limits of the solar system! This low-level nonfiction title uses narrative text and playful illustrations to introduce young readers to the ice and gas… More →

Ovals are round shapes. They are long. This title introduces young readers to ovals and where they can be found through carefully leveled text and labeled photographs. This title includes a… More →

We walk over some bridges and under others. What can fly above a tree or sit below it? Over and Under introduces emergent readers to opposing directions they see in everyday life, while… More →

A giant rainbow has appeared over Tinkergem. What better way to celebrate than with a race? Will Carla and Willow's hot-air balloon make it over the rainbow? The phoneme /ow/ is featured in… More →

In Owlets, emergent readers learn about baby owls in the forest. Carefully crafted text uses high-frequency words, repetitive sentence patterns, and strong visual references to support… More →

In Owls, beginning readers will learn how these raptors spot and hear their prey, as well as the physical features that help them silently swoop in to catch it. Vibrant, full-color photos and More →

In Owls, beginning readers will learn how these birds of prey fly to find food and the physical features that help them hunt. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text will engage More →

Temin has found talking socks! However, they only seem to say ow and oi. Do the socks say anything else? And who do the socks really belong to? The phonemes /ow/oi/ are featured in this title. More →