Grade 3

If you think your family is wild, check out these furry, feathered, and scaly families! Visit animal families from habitats around the world to learn how sticking together keeps animals safe, More →

Cute! Cute! Cute! There are few things as cute to young children as other baby mammals--especially the ones featured in this series! Developed by literacy experts, each 24-page book features… More →

As flames rushed through the wooded hills near San Diego, California, people were forced to evacuate with what little they could take in a hurry. When the wildfire drew near, Nancy began… More →

Did you know smoke from some wildfires can be seen across the country? Or that there are special ways to build homes to prevent them from catching fire? And have you seen the latest… More →

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William McKinley was assassinated six months into his second term as president, but what else do you know about our 25th president? In this fascinating introduction, young readers will learn… More →

What has the power to move sailboats across water and pick houses up off the ground? Wind. Beginning readers will be blown away as they discover what wind is and how it moves on calm days and More →

Woosh! A gust of air rustles the trees outside. It must be windy today! In this title, leveled text and colorful images will help readers learn about wind, how it forms, and how it affects… More →

Wind is one of the world's top energy sources! But how do we turn wind into the electricity that powers our lives? This title for young readers explains the process through leveled text and… More →

In Winter, beginning readers will explore the season of winter. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text will engage young readers as they discover how winter weather affects the More →

Chilling winds rush in through an open doorway. Snow swirls in the air. Winter has arrived! Animals grow thick coats to guard from the frigid temperatures, and people bundle up in parkas and… More →

With jaws and teeth strong enough to crush bones, it's no wonder wolves are some fierce predators. A pack on the hunt can take down animals much bigger than themselves. And don't forget their More →