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Beginning with the story of Creation, the Bible teaches us to use and respect the land, conserve natural resources, and save energy.áThe Bible stories of Noah, Abraham, Joshua, and others are retold, and reinforced with activities that will help young readers understand how to nurture and protect the environment.á
This unique series brings children’s attention to environmental issues-as well as history, geography, and culture-through well-written stories illustrated by artists around the globe.
They zoom and zip! Some fly high in the sky and others cruise down the highway. They’re green machines! Explore the vehicles that are better for our planet, making a difference one trip at a time. It’s STEM curriculum featuring high-interest vehicle content with an environmental twist. Carefully levelled text and engaging photos will have even the youngest readers going green.
We've been pretty hard on our planet. It's time to start giving Mother Earth a little mothering. With topics that range from electric cars to wind power, this series uses simple language and clear explanations to introduce young readers to some of the technologies that are helping us care for our planet. Infographics help illustrate key concepts, an activity extends learning beyond the book, and a glossary reinforces new words.
This makerspace-friendly series blends science, technology, engineering, and math content with arts and crafts for the perfect STEAM experience. A "green" approach focuses on reusing everyday materials rather than buying new craft supplies.
Try an ollie; take to the air. Jump and land; show off your flair. This rhythmic ode to skateboarding revealed through vivid graphic art beckons readers to hop on and spin round and round, cause you're sure to be Olympics bound!
An exuberant rhyming picture book about a school trip to the woods, where no one sees the danger-apart from quiet Liam, who pays attention and saves the day with his particular skill of hiding. When the children and their frazzled teacher walk confidently into disaster, little Liam saves the day-a triumph for the quiet child no one notices.
Dung beetles eat poop. Skunks spray smelly liquid. Snails leave slimy trails. What other gross animals are there? Learn more with these exciting books! Have you read them all?
Perfect for curious minds, each book in this series dives into the fascinating world of all things gross. This series is packed with surprising facts, fun illustrations, and icky images. Readers will be laughing and learning about the essential (yet gross) stuff that keeps the world moving! This series is at a Level 3 and is written specifically for transitional readers. Aligned to the Common Core standards & correlated to state standards.
Who says history is boring? Gross and weird facts about pirates, cowboys, and mummies will grab struggling and reluctant readersÎ attention as they learn about the Wild West, ancient Rome, the American Civil War, and more! Closely levelled text paired with a high-interest dose of humour will have kids laughing and learning awesome facts they will rush to share with their friends.