The science of light might seem complex and intimidating for young readers, but this age-appropriate guide breaks down this essential science curriculum topic using language early learners find accessible and examples they find fun. Important terms are included in a glossary to help expand readers' vocabularies, and diagrams feature simple, informative labels to help readers visualize the concepts they're reading about. In addition, vibrant photographs...

Electricity powers our homes, businesses, and even some of the cars on the roads today. How does it work? Young readers discover the answer for themselves as they explore clear and focused text that introduces them to the basics of electricity. Colorful photographs and simple diagrams add exciting and helpful visual components, and they also feature labels to increase readers' understanding of this essential early science concept. The combination...

Grasslands are home to a wide variety of living things-from plants that cover the landscape to animals that eat those plants-and each other! Readers explore the relationships between the living things in this biome through the lens of food chains and food webs. This essential biology topic is presented in a fresh way, with a focus on specific producers, consumers, and apex predators. These living things are introduced to readers using achievable text,...

Some animals are amazing, while others can be downright mean. Learn all about some of the awful animals that share our planet. Fun photographs and colorful illustrations make it easy to learn about beastly wildlife from far, far away.

From the wheel to trampolines, these crazy inventions have changed our world. Learn about the ideas behind some of the most incredible inventions. This engaging hi-lo book draws in 4th and 5th grade readers with wild content while a 1st to 2nd grade reading level makes the information accessible. It's a roaring good time!

From colorful feathers to glowing halos, the phoenix is a magical creature of myth. But where did this big beast come from? Explore the truth behind the tales and what it would take for this incredible creature to be reborn. Then, meet some real-life phoenix inspiration. Fun, engaging illustrations paired with photos and lively text make this a magical read!

What do seals eat? Can anything eat a polar bear-or an orca? Readers discover the answers to these questions and more in this vibrant guide to the food chains and food webs that connect living things in the Arctic. Clear, concise main text introduces readers to the producers, consumers, and apex predators that call this frigid landscape home, and helpful visual depictions of food chains and webs allow readers to better understand the relationships...

What kinds of living things make up a forest food web? Readers find out with the help of this handy guide. Essential life science curriculum topics such as photosynthesis, food chains, and predator-prey relationships are explained in a creative way as readers meet unique examples of forest producers, consumers, and apex predators. Fact boxes and full-color photographs are paired with simple, clear text, and basic food chains and food webs are presented...

Weather is a fun topic for early learners to explore. This fact-filled volume uses short, simple sentences and clear examples and explanations to gently guide readers beyond the basics of weather and into a deeper understanding of the science behind it. Essential early science concepts are highlighted with the help of colorful photographs of a wide variety of weather and diagrams with clear labels. A helpful glossary is also included to define new...

Ancient Greece was full of beautiful buildings, temples to powerful gods, and amazing theaters. But at times it was also seriously strange. Some ancient Greeks were buried with coins in their mouths, while others were laid to rest under heavy rocks. They used crocodile poop as cream to get rid of scars. Uncover the terrible tales, surprising stories, and hard-to-believe history in ancient Greece.