Jump!, Inc. by FlutterBee

In this book, early fluent readers will learn how clown fish live and survive in the ocean. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text will engage young readers as they learn more… More →

In Clydesdale Horses, beginning readers will learn about the physical features, characteristics, and common duties of Clydesdale horses. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text… More →

In Coaches, beginning readers will learn what coaches do and how they train, lead, and encourage their players and teams. Carefully leveled text and action-packed photos show coaches leading… More →

In this title, early fluent readers follow Cody as he fills in on the basketball court for his injured teammate. Read along as Cody proves to his teammates that he belongs on the court.… More →

Brilliant color doesn't only reside in a box of crayons or markers--nature has the most vibrant colors on Earth. Beautiful photos and easy-to-read informational text explain how colors help… More →

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In Combines, early fluent readers will learn how combines work to harvest crops, including different parts of the machine, how they've changed agriculture, and new technology being… More →

In Communication Then and Now, leveled text and vibrant, full-color photographs take readers through the cultural and technological advances that affected communication through time. Readers… More →

In Communities, readers will learn how to build relationships with people in their communities, from getting to know neighbors to volunteering with others and interacting with people who… More →

What do you want to be when you grow up? After reading this series, kids will be shouting out answers to that question. This series gives young readers a basic introduction to people in their More →

Engage young readers by pairing fully-illustrated fiction with photo-packed nonfiction! Jump!'s educational fiction and nonfiction pairings are great additions to any library or classroom. More →

What animals are in water? Which ones are out? You can walk over or under a bridge. We can dribble a basketball behind or in front of us. Comparing Directions helps children visually… More →