The Organic Artist for Kids: A DIY Guide to Making Your Own Eco-Friendly Art Supplies from Nature

Which creature is the deadliest? Is it the insect that bites, the ostrich that kicks, the snake that...

This book offers information on wetland animals, including crocodiles, deer, and muskrats.

Have you ever stopped to really look at a spider’s web? If it’s only meant to catch flies, why does it shimmer with such delicate, beautiful patterns? Have you ever wondered what makes thunder rumble, why the ocean tastes salty, or how tigers came to wear their bold stripes? This collection gathers delightful “why” stories from many cultures and time periods—tales that imagine how animals, plants, and natural wonders came to look or behave the way they do.

Don’t read this book—play it! Introducing an ingenious way to help kids get the 60 minutes of active play they need each day.

The Wild Weather/Tiempo salvaje English-Spanish Extreme Reader introduces fascinating facts about...

14-year-old Kevin is full of ideas on how to tackle the problems of the world and no matter how...

In this retelling of a Wasco Indian legend about the constellations, a curious coyote sets out to...

Presents the life cycle of a mouse from mating and birth to adult, including the time line of the...

A ball flies into the lake. A golden retriever jumps in! This popular pup was bred to bring back...

Oil is one of our most important natural resources. The searches for new sources and options for...

What can happen in a second? A minute? An hour? Discover new and exciting ways to think about time...

Marianne's days are filled with schedules, structure, and soccer. There's just one problem: Marianne...