Grade 3

With their awesome heights and unique architecture, skyscrapers have always captured people’s imaginations. Now there’s one more reason to admire these buildings: They’re going green!… More →

A green iguana isn’t exactly cute or cuddly. From the sharp spines on its back to the flap of skin drooping below its jaw, it looks like an animal nobody could love. Thousands of pet owners… More →

Catch a wave and hurtle down mountains of water with the greatest surfers in the world! Kids will meet the champions of surfing, explore the history of the sport, and discover the techniques… More →

These heavy machines flatten the ground to make roads or prepare the foundation of a building. They roll large drums over a surface to smooth it out. Readers will learn the parts of a roller… More →

From giant anthills and complex beehives to the vast network of underground tunnels and nests dug by prairie dogs, many animals build towns that rival human cities in size and scope. Come… More →

The MH-53J Pave Low’s main mission is to pick up and deploy troops behind enemy lines. It flies low to the ground and uses advanced technology to sneak in undetected. Young learners will find More →

If you see a snake-like creature in the ocean swimming your way, watch out! It could be a moray eel. These creepy-looking fish can do some real damage to a human. Their large, sharp teeth can More →

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

Screws are simple machines used for many different jobs. The concept of a screw is used in snow blowers, drills, and presses. Kids will learn how screws work and how they are used in complex machines. More →

Discover the world’s biggest, most awesome airplanes! From immense passenger jets to king-sized cargo planes, the aircraft featured in this book all share one quality—they’re HUGE! Dazzling… More →

People of all ages love to play and watch the game of baseball. It has been a part of American history for around 150 years. Young readers learn the history of baseball, learn how the game is More →

You may not see a Portuguese man-of-war when you’re swimming in the ocean. Yet that doesn’t mean you’re safe. A man-of-war’s tentacles are so long—up to 165 feet (50 m)—that a swimmer could… More →