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Bring on the heavy artillery! Early elementary readers build inquiry skills with these question-and-answer books that guide discovery about how military vehicles work. Conversational questions like ÌHow fast can a fighter jet really go?Ê and ÌWhatÎs it like to drive a tank?Ê satisfy kidsÎ natural curiosity. A ÌStay Curious!Ê feature models research skills while simple infographics support visual literacy.

Do all dragons breathe fire? Where do fairies live? Where do these stories come from? Survey the legends and folklore about these fantasy creatures in a fun question-and-answer format. Reinforce how to apply inquiry skills to the high-interest topic of myths and legends. A Stay Curious! Learn More feature models research skills while simple infographics support visual literacy.

Hang on for this wild ride! In this action-packed series on rodeo sports, elementary-aged readers build inquiry skills with a question-and-answer format. Feed kids3 curiosity with facts about competitive rodeo events, animals, rules, equipment, and more. A -Stay CuriousR feature models research skills while simple infographics encourage visual literacy.

Which shark species is the fastest? Do sharks hunt in packs? Fans of ocean animals are invited to take a closer look at eight fascinating sharks in our new series. Engage elementary kids3 natural sense of curiosity with nine Q&As that outline each shark species3 natural habitat, diet, special adaptations, and more. A -Stay Curious!R feature encourages further learning and doubles as a mini media literacy lesson that models inquiry and builds critical thinking skills.

How big are anacondas? Are garter snakes venomous? Fans of reptiles are invited to take a closer look at six fascinating snakes in this engaging series. Nine Q&A's outline each species' habitat, diet, special adaptations, behavior, and communication. A "Stay Curious!" feature encourages further learning and doubles as a mini media literacy lesson that models inquiry and builds critical thinking skills.

What's it like to participate in team sports? What should you know before joining a team? Answer kids' common questions about playing sports and build inquiry skills for early elementary readers. Conversational text shares facts about game play, rules, uniforms, practices, positions, and more. A Stay Curious! feature models research skills while simple infographics support visual literacy.

Where will your next adventure take you? Encourage kids' natural curiosity with an inquiry-based approach to outdoor activities. Fundamental questions share what gear to pack on a camping trip, which lure to use when fishing, and what caves are best for young spelunkers. Perfect for budding adventure seekers. A ÌStay Curious! feature models research skills while simple infographics support visual literacy.

Is there any proof of Bigfoot? What do ghosts look like? Build on kids’ natural curiosity about the high-interest topic of paranormal with a fun question-and-answer format. Reinforce inquiry skills with questions on appearance, behavior, and sightings that help answer the big question: What’s the proof? A Stay Curious! feature models research skills while simple infographics support visual literacy.

How do search and rescue dogs find people? Can any dog be a service dog? Young readers are invited to discover the incredible world of working dogs in our new Curious About series. Engage kids3 natural curiosity with questions and answers about the roles, training, and daily lives of six types of working dogs. A -Stay Curious!R feature encourages further learning and doubles as a mini literacy lesson that models inquiry and builds critical thinking skills.

They're stars of the screen, record-breaking singers, fierce athletes on the field, and more. But who are today's biggest celebrities and stars? Explore their stories and discover how they use their fame to change the world for the better. Carefully levelled text paired with captivating photos answer the questions curious kids have about their idols, and it might just encourage them to reach for the stars, too.