Grade 2

We're surrounded by a world that's too small to see. The world is full of teeny tiny germs. Some germs are good for us, while others can be bad. Learn where we can find germs, why some germs… More →

Grome is the monster that all other monsters fear. This is becasue he wakes them up in the morning with a big trombone. But one day the trombone goes missing. The phonemes /a_e/o_e/ are… More →

Jellyfish don't have eyes. They don't have brains, either. So how do they catch food and stay safe from enemies? The answers are just some of the fascinating facts children will discover as… More →

Dive under the waves to find a fish with slime. A hagfish's slime can protect it from enemies and also help it get food. Even grosser, this creature eats all its meals from the inside out!… More →

In Goose or Duck?, beginning readers will learn to spot the differences between these water birds. Carefully leveled text relays what the animals look like and how they behave. Each page then More →

What's better than a day out on the lake? Grab a paddle, your life jacket and your favorite kayak or canoe. Then, follow along with Rory Racoon as you learn all about padding in the great outdoors. More →

In Gorilla Infants in the Wild, beginning readers will learn about baby gorillas as they grow up in the rain forest in Africa. Follow along as gorilla infants join the troop and learn from… More →

A buzzing bug lands on a small plant. Snap! The leaves close and the bug is stuck in the trap, doomed to become a soupy meal. From closing their leaves like a cage, to luring bugs or even… More →

All 50 states have a leader called the governor. But who can be a governor, and what does a governor do? Each state has different qualifications, and each governor has different duties. In… More →

Grace Hopper was a computer pioneer and member of the U.S. Navy who created a programming language that is still used today! This inspiring title uses narrative text and vibrant illustrations More →

A new road needs to be built, but first a grader must flatten the dirt underneath. A grader uses a blade to push the dirt down and prepare the way for a new road. Students will discover other More →

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