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The Let's Go Fishing series introduces young readers to popular types of fish. Each book covers the fish's habitat, physical features, and behaviour, offering a detailed look at these well-known species.

Families come in all shapes and sizes, but what makes a family is the same for everyoneCpeople who live together and care about each other. These fiction stories pair with nonfiction counterparts to explore all kinds of families.

Everyone is part of a family, but not all families are the same. These engaging, nonfiction texts, which pair with fiction counterparts, help young readers learn about what families look like, what they do together, and more.

Read all about your favourite foods with Let3s Look at Food Groups! Books in this series introduce readers to the five food groups while explaining why dairy, fruits, grains, protein foods, and vegetables are important to our bodies. Tightly controlled vocabulary, repetitive text patterns, and crisp, colourful photographs work together to create an engaging and supportive reading experience. Each title includes tools for teachers and caregivers as well as introductory nonfiction features such as labels, a table of contents, words to know, and an index. A Let's Review! feature poses a photo and question to help readers review and expand learning on the topic.

It's not every day you see polar animals in their natural habitat. But with color illustrations and carefully leveled fictional text, young readers can observe the lives of these cool creatures from right inside their classroom.

Discover the features, traits, habits, and daily lives of some of the world's most exciting polar animals. color photographs and simple text support young children learning to read.

A whole class. Five pebbles. Two professionals, and a girl who refuses to learn the game. Who will win the gonggi tournament?

What does a physical map show us? What do the symbols in a map key mean? Let3s Read Maps! introduces readers to the many kinds of maps, the information each tells us, and how to read and use them. Aligning with Grade 2 Social Studies standards, each book features a specific kind of map, outlining its many features and variations. All titles include local and world maps, explanations of symbols, a compass rose, map keys, scales, and all features on the maps, including latitude and longitude, how we read them, and what they help us do or learn.

Get ready for a field trip! Each title in this series takes beginning readers on a trip to their favourite places to learn. Simple text helps readers explore how to prepare for the field trip and what they will encounter when they get there. A sight word list helps readers build confidence, and a picture glossary introduces unfamiliar words. A fact page puts information about each field trip in one place.

Stories in the news about natural disasters and climate change can be scary. That's why it's so important for kids to be able to discuss this topic, that's affecting us all, and understand the factsCand just the facts! The antidote to climate change anxiety is understanding what's going on (without the drama and fear) and being empowered to take daily positive actions to help care for our world.