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Upcycle Your Room!
by Chelsey LuciowOld becomes new again when you create extraordinary projects to decorate your room using old clothes, CDs, bowls, and other household odds and ends. Recycle your style and make stylish wall art, planters, storage bins, and more for your room! Easy step-by-step instructions will help you turn drab to fab and give new life to everyday items. Get ready to be extraordinary!
A Forgiveness Stone for Ezra
by Hollie MichaelsOne day at school, Golda sees Ezra slip from the monkey bars in front of his classmates. He hurts his wrist. But—mostly—he's embarrassed and doesn't want to go back to school. So Golda gets to work, of course! Can Golda and Ezra's classmates help him feel better about returning to school after a terrible tumble?
Golda's Showtime Scare
by Hollie MichaelsGolda and Ezra are helping out with the winter show at their community center. Golda's helping with the set. And Ezra's helping run the show—naturally. But when the kids who were supposed to perform the dreidel song get sick, Golda and Ezra step in. Just one problem: Golda's not so good at performing on stage. Can Ezra help his sister get over her stage fright and wow the community with their performance?
Fighting the H.I.V.E. Five
by Steve KortéWhen a magic spell misfires, a mischievous team of Toddler Titans falls through a rip in the Multiverse. Moments later, the Titans Tower crime alert blares. The villainous group known as the H.I.V.E. Five is on the loose in Jump City! Can the Teen Titans babysit and battle baddies at the same time? Or will their clash with the criminals lead to a case of the baby blues? Find out in this hilariously mixed-up Multiverse chapter book for fans of Teen Titans Go!
Lunch Across Cultures
by Chelsey LuciowGet a taste of the world when you cook up lunches from cultures around the globe! From Peruvian pesto pasta to Finnish fish soup to Egyptian cucumber salad, these easy-to-make recipes are sure to make your afternoon brighter. Dive deeper into the recipes and the cultures they come from with sidebars featuring cultural fun facts and vocabulary.
A Day in the Life of a Tractor
by Mae RespicioA farmer gets into a huge tractor with a plow attached behind it. The tractor is ready to begin a long day of work! What parts do these vehicles have, and what kind of work do they do in fields and other places? Take young readers behind the scenes to discover how tractors are used from sunrise to sunset. Engaging, leveled text and photos showing tractors in action combine to help readers learn more about these important community service vehicles.
Upcycle Your Closet!
by Chelsey LuciowOld becomes new again when you create extraordinary upcycled fashion projects out of old items from your closet and dresser drawers. Recycle your style with "new" bracelets, shoes, jeans, and more! Easy step-by-step instructions will help you turn drab to fab and give new life to everyday items. Get ready to be extraordinary!
Boiling Point
by Golriz GolkarRecord high temperatures that are broken and reset three times in one week. Endless heat waves that happen year-round, regardless of season. Heat so intense it spawns raging wildfires. Our planet is getting hotter and hotter. What is behind Earth's rising temperatures, what toll are they taking on living things, and what can be done about them? Packed with information, dynamic photos, and hands-on activities, this book helps students understand why Earth’s temperatures are rising, how governments and industries around the globe are working to combat the problem, and what each one of us can do to help keep our planet from reaching its boiling point.
See and Say Vietnamese
by Tran Thi Minh PhuocHow do you tell someone about your hobbies in Vietnamese? What’s the Vietnamese word for library? With this book, curious kids will see and say simple words and phrases in Vietnamese.
Create 10 Sensational Circuits with STEM
by Chelsey LuciowEngineers know there’s always more than one way to solve a problem. Use your STEM smarts to brainstorm, design, and build a circuit in 10 different ways. Step-by-step projects will introduce you to the STEM concepts at the heart of circuit creation. Take the projects further by experimenting with your own designs!
Fall
by Karen BischerFall is in full swing! The trees are dropping colorful leaves. The temperatures are getting cooler. Geese are flying south. Get young readers engaged in the many ways fall affects weather, plants, animals, people, and more. Through easy-to-read text, colorful photos, and a fun seasonal activity, kids will learn how fall has it all!
Leonas africanas
by Jaclyn Jaycox"A los leones se les llama el ""rey de las bestias"". Pero la manada está formada principalmente por hembras. Estas poderosas bestias cazan y traen comida para toda la manada. El grupo también depende de las hembras para el cuidado de las crías. Observa de cerca a los leones africanos y los roles importantes que desempeñan las leonas para garantizar la supervivencia de una manada. Lions are called “king of beasts.” But a pride is made of mainly females. These mighty beasts hunt and bring back food for the whole pride. The group also depends on the females to care for young. Take a close look at African lions and the important roles lionesses play to ensure a pride’s survival."
Tyrannosaurus Rex
by Laura K. MurrayWhat do readers want to know about Tyrannosaurus rex? Everything! Engaging text and images make this book a great choice for information to use in a report or just to read for fun.
Face Your Fears, Little Deer
by Christianne JonesLittle Deer is feeling scared during a storm. His mom helps him make a plan so he can face his fears. Short, rhyming text and colorful illustrations will help children feel confident in managing their emotions.
Trouble on the Double
by Michael Anthony SteeleSomeone is helping Lex Luthor’s evil pets. Titano was let out of his cage. Kryptonite was dropped off to Ignatius the iguana. Who could this mysterious helper be? Join Scooby-Doo and Krypto as they follow the clues to find out!
Build 10 Bold Bridges with STEM
by Chelsey LuciowEngineers know there’s always more than one way to solve a problem. Use your STEM smarts to brainstorm, design, and build a bridge in 10 different ways. Step-by-step projects will introduce you to the STEM concepts at the heart of bridge building. Take the projects further by experimenting with your own designs!
Easter Island, Stone Giants of the Pacific
by Allan MoreyTravel to Easter Island and meet the Moai, the huge stone statues that watch over the island! How were these giant figures made and moved by the people of the island long ago? This book takes you on a trip to uncover the secrets of these stone giants. Find out about the island's past, why the Moai were built, and how they've lasted so long. Uncover these exciting facts and more through entertaining photos and easy-to-read text that supports struggling readers and engages wannabe investigators alike.
Winter
by Karen BischerWinter is here! The days have fewer daylight hours. Bears are sleeping through the coldest months. Kids are playing in the snow. Get young readers engaged in the many ways winter affects weather, plants, animals, people, and more. Through easy-to-read text, colorful photos, and a fun seasonal activity, kids will learn how winter is wonderful!
The Mini Mystery
by Michael Anthony SteeleScooby-Doo finds that the Mystery Machine has been shrunk to the size of a tiny toy! Krypto swoops in to help his friend. Soon, robots have shrunk more objects around the city. Even Scooby-Doo is shrunk! Who could be behind this mini-sized mayhem? Come along on a fun-filled journey as Krypto and Scooby follow the clues.
Up, Up High
by Lydia LukidisLook up—into the blue and beyond. What do you see? The sky—our atmosphere—may seem empty or invisible. But is it? Using spare, lyrical language, author Lydia Lukidis (Deep, Deep Down: The Secret Underwater Poetry of the Mariana Trench) takes readers on an imagined journey up, up high to discover the surprising and wonderous things flying, floating, and happening between the treetops and the stars in this STEM-based picture book.
Inside the Great Pyramid
by Carol KimThe Great Pyramid is one of the most famous landmarks in the world. Scientists have been studying it for centuries, and many today are still working to uncover its secrets. Did the ancient Egyptians use stars to guide how the Great Pyramid was built? What was the purpose of the two mysterious narrow shafts extending from the King’s Chamber to the outside walls? And how did workers move the massive limestone blocks into place? One thing is certain: even after thousands of years, this remarkable ancient Egyptian structure remains one of the greatest achievements of humankind.
Reinas de las abejas
by Maivboon Sang"¡Es bueno ser una abeja reina! La abeja reina deja que las otras abejas de la colmena la alimenten y la cuiden. ¿Qué hace ella? ¡Ella pone huevos! ¡Una abeja reina puede poner más de mil huevos al día! Eche un vistazo a la estructura social dentro de una colmena de abejas y el papel importante que desempeñan la abeja reina y las abejas obreras. It’s good to be a queen bee! The queen bee lets the other bees in the hive feed and care for her. What does she do? She lays eggs! A queen bee can lay more than 1,000 eggs a day! Take a look at the social structure inside a bee hive and the important role the queen and the female worker bees play."
Write Here, Write Now
by Rebecca Gardyn LevingtonYou’re a writer. Did you know? Ready . . . Set . . . Come on, let’s go! Rebecca Gardyn Levington inspires everyone to find joy in writing—in any and all forms—in this rhyming picture book. Her inspirational approach celebrates imagination and self-expression, proving everyone can be a writer if they find what’s "right" for them.
Orcas hembras
by Jaclyn Jaycox"Una madre orca grita. Su bebé se ha alejado demasiado. La cría escucha el llamado. Nada de regreso hacia el grupo. Las orcas hembras lideran un grupo de orcas. Crían las crías y ayudan a la manada a encontrar alimento. Eche un vistazo a las orcas y los roles importantes que desempeñan las hembras para garantizar la supervivencia del grupo. An orca mother calls out. Her baby has gotten too far away.The sound travels through the water. The young calf hears the call. It swims back toward the group. Female orcas, or cows, lead an orca pod. They raise young and help the pod find food. Take a look at orcas and the important roles cows play to ensure the pod’s survival."
Dinosaur Tall and Dinosaur Small
by Christianne JonesDinosaurs no longer roam the earth, but you can still see them at a museum! You can see big bones and small fossils. You can see long tails and short arms. Discover dinosaur opposites that are far from extinct in this engaging picture book created in collaboration with the Smithsonian Institution.