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Language Arts · Science

Extreme Trees: And How They Got That Way

Which tree weighs as much as 450 elephants and is the heaviest living thing on Earth? How can a tree have bark on its trunk that grows in rainbow colors? What is the strange red liquid that… More →

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Social Studies

Easter

In Easter, early readers will learn about the Christian holiday of Easter and the ways people celebrate it. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text will engage emergent readers… More →

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Language Arts · Social Studies

Lost on a Mountain

In May 2011, Brian Dickinson climbed to the top of Mt. Everest, the tallest mountain on Earth. "Enjoy this moment," he said to himself. Brian's joy would not last long, however. The powerful… More →

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Animals

Gaboon Vipers

Is that a leaf or a snake’s head? Gaboon vipers are camouflage experts, hiding from prey and striking at the last second. They hide so well that their meals often almost step on them! Find… More →

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Animals · STEM

Iguanas

In Iguanas, early readers will learn how iguanas search for food and escape from predators in the rain forest. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text will engage emergent… More →

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Language Arts · Math · Science

The Ghost of Skip-Count Castle

Meet a ghost who loves to skip count in his haunted home. In this enchanting new book, kids will tour a creepy castle with a ghostly guide and learn to count by twos, fives, and even tens.… More →

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STEM

Tasting

In Tasting, early readers will learn about our sense of taste, and the different types of tastes we discover in our food. Vibrant, full-color photos and carefully leveled text will engage… More →

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Animals · Language Arts · Science

Wood Frogs

It's a cool fall day in a forest. A tiny brown wood frog hops under a log and covers itself with leaves. Soon, the sky turns gray and snow begins to fall. When the snow touches the frog, its… More →

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Language Arts · Science

What Is the Rock Cycle?

Some of the rocks we see around us are millions of years old. Rocks don't stay the same forever, though. Rocks are changing and becoming new rocks all the time. Inside this book, readers will More →

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Language Arts · Math · Science

Patterns in the Desert

In a scorching desert, a rattlesnake moves sideways, making a wavy pattern in the sand. Clumps of round cactuses form a pattern of circles. The colorful shell of a tortoise forms two… More →

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Language Arts · Science

How Do People Use Rocks?

From Stone Age hunters who carved spearheads from rock, to modern-day construction workers building skyscrapers and sidewalks, people have been using rock for millions of years. Today, we… More →

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