Grade 4

In this book, early fluent readers will learn all about water spiders. Vivid, full-color photos and carefully leveled text engage young readers as they learn more about this arachnid's… More →

Funnels of fire fly through the sky, rain the color of blood falls from clouds above, and bolts of heat hotter than the surface of the sun flash to Earth. Weather isn't always rainbows and… More →

Could humans really control the weather? Or does that only exist in comics? This book walks readers through the history of weather control in comics, explores everyday technologies that mimic More →

The forecast calls for early science success! Young readers will enjoy this fresh look at the world of weather and climate. Each title in the series focuses on the science behind… More →

There are lots of places to go and things to see. We can travel in lots of different ways too. Let's go! The phoneme /w/ is featured in this title. We Can Go is part of Decodables by… More →

Wedges are simple machines used to split, lift, or hold an object in place. Children will discover how wedges perform jobs for people and how they make everyday life easier. More →

Taylor's family are in for a fun day of sailing. At least, that's what they think. More →

In this book, early fluent readers will learn about the skills, education, and tools needed to become a welder and discover what a day as a welder looks like. Take a Look! infographics and… More →

From a raccoon scampering along the water's edge to a young fish darting between tall reeds in the shallows, wetlands are teaming with life. All of the plants and animals in this watery home… More →

The whale shark may be the largest fish in the sea, but don't let size fool you. This gentle giant hunts for some of the smallest water animals, gulping up big groups of them before filtering More →

Whale sharks are the largest kind of fish in the ocean, yet they snack on some of the smallest creatures in the sea. Dive in to learn about these incredible fish. This engaging hi-lo book… More →

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