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Thomas Jefferson helped create a new nation when he wrote the Declaration of Independence. Abraham Lincoln worked to keep the country together when the North and the South fought against each More →

Just when you thought it was safe to go into the water, Bearport Publishing brings you a frightening new series about some of the terrifying animals that lurk in the ocean's depths! From the… More →

Did you know that humans have lived in Africa longer than any other place on Earth? Have you heard that the continent is home to the world's largest hot desert? Or that each year, millions of More →

A frog has strong, springy legs and webbed feet. How did it get this way? Learn how an egg turns into a tadpole and then a fully grown frog. Colorful photos paired with carefully leveled text More →

Cassie walks around her castle's moat. She's surprised to see a goat. Why is it standing in a boat? Find out in this fun and quirky story that teaches early readers lots of 'oat' words! The… More →

There is a giant gift for Fay under the tree. What could it be? Could it be lots of clay? What about a big railway? What would be the greatest gift of all? The phoneme /ay/ is featured in this title. More →

How do we know there is air all around us if we can't see it? Is it possible for air to make something move? Does air have a smell or a taste? What kinds of things are in air? Can air be hot… More →

When an airplane is on fire on the runway, who can help? It's time to call the airport firefighters! Learn how these brave heroes use special clothes, tools, and fire trucks to put out… More →

Do you think your bedroom is small? Imagine sharing it with your entire family! A Viking kid might share a room with 20 of their family members. Being a Viking kid of old was hard. Learn… More →

If you think making your bed and doing your homework is tough, imagine what it must have been like in ancient Egypt. From making your own toothpaste to learning how to read and write… More →

What could be worse than math class? In ancient Greece, boys would train to become soldiers, and girls could learn only how to be mothers. Being a kid in ancient Greece was hard. Learn all… More →

Tired of long school days? Well, in ancient Rome, school started before sunrise and didn't end until late in the afternoon. It was also every day of the week. Even in the summer! Learn all… More →