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Written by David Schwartz and Yael Schy
A mystery animal lurks behind each page. Readers will use the accompanying riddles to gather clues...
1st - 4th
Written by Kimberly Ridley
What secrets lie within the small pools of water that appear during the spring and evaporate at...
1st - 7th
Written by Elizabeth Rusch
Volcano Rising, a differentiated text with a read-aloud portion, tells the story of how volcanoes...
1st - 4th
Written by Brenda Z. Guiberson
There are many different types of frogs around the world, each with its own unique “song.”...
Pre-K - 4th
Written by Brian Floca
A look back at the Apollo 11 mission in 1969. This nonfiction book takes the reader on the...
Pre-K - 5th
Written by Darlyne Murawski and Nancy Honovich
A beautiful look into the world of bugs. This informational text provides bug profiles and a "did...
2nd - 5th
Written by Marie Smith and Roland Smith
Got a minute? This book introduces an alphabet of scientific history related to telling time. Read...
2nd - 5th
Written by Fran Hodgkins
What do you see when you look into the night sky? The Secret Galaxy explains some of the secrets of...
1st - 6th
Written by Laura Purdie Salas
This book takes children through the life cycle of one single organism: a maple tree. Using...
K - 4th
Written by Paul Showers
This book explains to children what happens to food after it goes in your mouth. lt follows the...
K - 4th
Written by National Geographic Kids
National Geographic compiled 300 more of the wackiest facts on the natural world. From meteorites to great white sharks, learn all about the crazy world around you.
3rd - 7th
Written by Jon Woodcock
Build basic programming skills and learn all about the amazing tool Scratch with this exciting workbook from DK.
1st - 4th
Written by Jon Woodcock and Steve Setford
Go from playing games to creating them by building basic programming skills with Scratch.
1st - 4th
Written by Jon Woodcock
Go from browsing to building with basic programming skills learned with Scratch.
1st - 4th
Written by Marina Umaschi Bers and Mitchel Resnick
Learn all about Scratch, the wildly popular beginner computer programming language used by millions of children worldwide.
K - 4th
Written by DK
For Scratch users who are ready to move on to move onto bigger challenges for the free programming language, this workbook is all about making bigger, better projects.
1st - 4th
Written by Max Wainewright
With step-by-step instructions and robot helpers, learn all about mastering the art of coding and get started on building your own website and other projects.
1st - 6th
Written by Max Wainewright
Helpful step-by-step instructions help budding coders learn all of the essential skills to get started creating their own games with Scratch.
1st - 6th
Written by Joan Marie Arbogast
Check out some of the funnest forms of architecture in the United States, with real buildings in crazy shapes.
2nd - 4th
Written by Christine Taylor-Butler
Introduce young scientists to the three states of matter with included simple experiments to reinforce the lessons.
3rd - 5th
Written by Marne Ventura
Computer technology is everywhere in the modern age. Explore 12 of the most influential turning points that have shaped this important field.
3rd - 5th
Written by Simon Basher and Dan Green
Discover the secrets behind the computer technology that dominates our modern world, from the machines that power our homes to the gizmos in our pockets.
4th - 7th
Written by Sean McManus
Author Sean McManus breaks the daunting subject of computer coding into 10 easy-to-follow lessons to help young learners build on their skills.
3rd - 6th
Written by Ruth Kassinger
With this collection of exciting projects, learn all about the problem-solving skills and tools you...
