Educational material

Are you a good teammate?

Henry likes kindergarten.

How have scientists explored Neptune?

Dramatic photos and simple text describe a lightning storm to emergent readers.

¡Abre de par en par!

Have you ever tried to invent something?

From extremely fast passenger planes to stealthy military vehicles, jets have come a long way since their invention.

Introduce readers to the concept of food chains by examining what four animals eat.

Technology is constantly changing the world we live in.

Did you know that liquids flow and take the shape of whatever container they're poured into?

Text carefully leveled for emergent readers and bright photographs pair up for an inviting introduction to the sense of touch.

¿Por qué sale la luna de noche?

Los bosques producen el aire que necesitamos para respirar.

Learn all about COVID-19, including its global spread, social distancing guidelines, and the search for a vaccine.

Earth has a water problem.

Why do plants need roots?

The United Nations supports a compelling solution to world hunger: eat insects!

Satire and parody existed long before modern times.

Young readers will explore Mercury and learn what scientists hope to discover about it in the future.

Computers and the internet forever changed how we communicate messages and other information.

Explore outer space through interactive augmented reality experiences!

Fun facts, engaging photos, and informative text teach readers about some of the coolest cars on the street.

Up-to-date scientific information will engage readers as they learn about Venus.

The Python programming language can be used on any operating system.

What are seeds?

The enormous facts about our solar system can make your head spin!

How does a foal grow into a horse?

Can you roll your tongue into a U-shape?

Help children plan ahead by showing them how to prepare for the next day, build good habits, and prevent frustration.

Soaring thousands of feet above sea level in nothing but a fabric suit?

From handwritten letters to typed text messages, this carefully leveled text compares and contrasts communication of the past to communication of the present!

The piles of tiles go on for miles.

Beginning readers explore each part of the day and night cycle, learning how the sun rises to create a new day and sets to give way to night.

Bitcoin is a digital currency-money that exists only online.

With exciting photos and information about Indy car parts, races, and the history of the Indianapolis 500, this title is sure to please fans of cars and auto sports!

Have you ever looked up at the twinkling stars in the night sky?

Beginning readers will be fascinated by trolls and stories about them from around the world.

¡Los doctores saben muchas cosas sobre la salud y el cuerpo humano!

Race cars zoom at incredible speeds on tracks all around the world.

Jets are sleek and powerful.

What color is your hair?

Come along with me and learn all about reading!

Basketball players, coaches, and fans can tell a lot about a game from its statistics.

In 1504, Hernan Cortes left Spain for the Caribbean.

Do you know the first video game that featured the character Mario?

Science stars can transform recycled materials into science-themed crafts.

What do stems do?

From the table of contents to the index, the parts of a book each have a job to do.

Young readers will learn how shadows are made with light in this accessible, photo-filled book.

Shelagh Delaney's 1958 play, written when she was only 19, brought the lives and struggles of northern, working-class people onto the stage.