Grade 4

In Historical Maps, early fluent readers will learn about the history of maps, what historical maps show us, how maps have changed over time due to exploration, and how to read maps. Bright,… More →

Have you ever wanted to see how people lived in the past? Going to a historical reenactment might be the perfect activity for you. The graphemes /er/ie/ are featured in this… Historic More →

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Wayne Gretzky's skills on the ice are known by hockey fans all around the world. The NHL player scored 894 goals during his career! While Gretzky may be the most famous hockey player, many… More →

The forward streaks toward the goal, his skates biting into the ice as he drives forward. They pull back their stick and whip it forward. Wham! The hockey puck zooms along the ice. From… More →

Score with this power-play book for your young sports readers! Hockey Zine is a cross between Sports Illustrated Kids and Cricket magazines but with a much longer shelf life. Inside you'll… More →

How are holidays celebrated around the world? Where did holiday traditions like Christmas trees and Halloween costumes come from? Learn about the history of some of the most celebrated… More →

It's the holiday season and Starfall Forest looks even more magical than ever! Kat is looking forward to spending her winter vacation looking after enchanted creatures with Rosie. But Rosie… 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 →

In Hot Air Balloons, early fluent readers learn about the science, engineering, and physics behind buoyant hot air balloons. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text engage young 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 →