Maps can show more than just cities - they can also show you what the landscape looks like in different areas. Physical maps use colors and symbols to identify landscape features like… More →

In this Hi-Lo series, readers will learn key physical science concepts and how they apply to real life. Exciting images and simple text engage and support understanding of the concept. Each… More →

No boat? No problem! Pier fishing is the method for landing huge fish, such as a kingfish or tarpon. Dive into this book, find a pier, and start your new hobby. More →

Pinky, the pangolin, loves two things: eating ants and sleeping (but mostly eating ants). An ant-hunting adventure introduces Pinky to other animals who live in his habitat. This charming,… More →

The early settlers were the first recyclers and often had to make out of used materials whatever they could not buy. Pioneer Projects presents many authentic activities with step-by-step… More →

This beautifully illustrated cookbook introduces children to the pioneer kitchen and features recipes from the many immigrant groups who built this land. Fascinating text describes how they… More →

Piper and her older brother Chase mostly get along. Sometimes he teases her and sometimes she bothers him. In these chapter books for beginning readers, Piper tells how she and her brother… More →

From birth to death, the lives of medieval Christians were greatly influenced by the Church. To prove their faith, they built massive Cathedrals as great monuments to God. At the same time… More →

Class 301 has won a real truckload of number cubes. Fractions Frank, the caretaker, has found some boxes that hold different amounts of cubes--ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands. The… More →

Earthquakes, volcanoes, fossils, and gemstones - kids will want to put what they learn about our planet into action with exciting art activities. Fascinating activities will help make the… More →