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See This Little Dot

When is a dot ""not just a blot on a page""? In Jane Yolen's characteristically imaginative, free-verse explanation, the humble dot can take on many functions, from a spot of food to an animal's eye, from a marble to a moon. As Yolen extolls the dot's satisfying shape and innate neatness, illustrator Laætitia Devernay brings it to life in this read-aloud picture book and sends it bouncing, rolling, and teetering off the edge of the page--only to reel it back to fulfill its best and truest purpose: marking The End.

Seedlings

Hello, fun! Our popular Seedlings titles are written in a friendly voice, filled with dynamic photos, and feature text crafted for the youngest of readers. Each title closes with a labelled-image guide for further review. As introductions to informational text, these titles will plant the seeds of knowledge!

See-Gulls Ocean Tours (Fusion Books)

The ocean is a big place, and so many animals call it home! Climb aboard for a tour with your seagull guides to learn all about what ocean animals look like, where they live, and how they survive. Exciting photos and fun illustrations make it fun to see all you can sea!s

Seek and Find (Sequoia Kids Media)

From Mount Olympus to the universe's most disgusting planet, there are fun things to find just about everywhere! Seek and Find activities empower readers as they search busy scenes for hidden objects, and matching and comparing are important math skills. These books are perfect for exploring alone or sharing together.

Sensational Animal Senses: Living in a Noisy, Smelly, Tasty, Slimy, Tipsy, Colorful World

Have you ever wondered how in the world do we see colour know which way is up, or why we get goosebumps? How do we determine what is a good smell from stinky stuff? And . . . what if a tree falls in the woods and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? Or have you ever wondered why dogs hear things we can't or why some cats seem to see ghosts? How do animals navigate over large distances flying north to south or swimming from one part of the ocean to another without getting lost?

Sesame Street® Firsts

From first visits to the dentist to getting a library card, Sesame Street friends help prepare young readers for six new and exciting experiences that are part of growing up.

Sesame Street® Habitats

Sesame Street® Self-Care

With the help of their friends from Sesame Street, young readers learn how to take care of themselves. From hygiene to emotional well-being, this series guides readers through the many things they can do to keep their minds and bodies healthy.

Sesame Street® Tough Topics

Life can bring tough challenges and difficult situations. In this series, the Sesame Street friends provide caregivers and educators a place to begin facilitating discussion around tough topics.

Sew Sister: The Untold Story of Jean Wright and NASA's Seamstresses

Did you know that the white material on the outside of space shuttles was not metal or glass but actually fabric? Specialized quilts, two inches thick, covered the space shuttles and protected the astronauts from deadly heat and radiation. Jean Wright was one of the eighteen ""Sew Sisters"" who crafted these thermal blankets, mostly by hand, with incredible precision and skill. Capturing both the grandeur of space flight and the intimacy of a needle and thread, Sew Sister tells the story of Jean's childhood passion for space and sewing, and her fascinating work for NASA's shuttle program.