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Kids' Day Out

Kids' Day Out explains the story behind some of the most popular places where kids like to spend their time. From amusement parks to zoos, there are amazing stories and lots to learn about some of the most kid-friendly places in American culture. Ask a child where he'd like to spend the day, and the answer is likely to be the movie theater, the amusement park, or the zoo. Have you ever wondered how these places came to be and how they have changed and developed over the centuries? Kids' Day Out

Kids Get Coding

What's an algorithm? How do you fix bugs? And what is digital content? This series leads students through the basics of computer programming, bugs and fixes, online safety, and computer devices using simple text, real world examples, and online and offline practical activities.

Kids' Guide to Government, The (Searchlight Books™)

Young readers explore how the United States government works and how they can be involved. Each title encourages critical thinking skills and deeper comprehension of this accessible text. Take a tour of each branch of government and then discover how media impacts government and elections.

Kids' Guide to Government, The (Searchlight Books™)

Young readers explore how the United States government works and how they can be involved. Each title encourages critical thinking skills and deeper comprehension of this accessible text. Take a tour of each branch of government and then discover how media impacts government and elections.

Kids in Charge! (Lightning Bolt Books®)

From staring their own businesses, to creating inventions, or finding success on stage, these cool kids do it all! Meet online personality Kid President (Robby Novak), designer and business owner Moziah Bridges who founded Mo's Bows at age 12, inventor Gitanjali Rao who at age 12 created a tool that tests drinking water for lead, and many more. Inspire young readers to follow their dreams.

Kids in the Kitchen (Little Mitchie)

Kids in the Kitchen is a popular series that is the perfect way to introduce kids to cooking. From game-day snacks to holiday treats, space-themed dishes to under-the-sea delights, kids and their parents are sure to enjoy working together to craft fun and delicious plates for any occasion.

Kids Living Green (Bullfrog Books)  

The future of our planet is in our hands. It is up to us to take action and care for it every day. What can kids do? Kids Living Green showcases environmentally-friendly ways early readers can care for the Earth. Active examples and photographs detail specific projects readers can easily partake in.

Kids Save the Earth

Young readers care about their Earth and its future. Each book in this series focuses on a different area, exploring how our actions affect the environment and offering examples of positive actions kids can do every day. These books make it fun for students to read and to use the earth-saving information.

Kid-Zilla (Kapow! Graphic Novels)

When the Earth is invaded by extra-mean extraterrestrials and ginormous monsters, Zoe and her kid brother Pablo think things can3t get any crazier. But then their school gets infiltrated by aliens and Pablo gets turned into a massive monster himself!sThis funny, action-packed, and completely off-the-wall comic story will delight fans of Dog Man and Bunny Versus Monkey. Parents and kids alike will thrill to the anarchic humor and fast-paced storytelling in this big-hearted tale of sibling friends

Kiki and Me

First there was a long, windy road. Then I heard voices. The gate lowered . . . and there she was. Kiki. It took her a while to get used to me, but she was a fast learner. Kiki did everything for me. She watered me, kept me warm, groomed me, and fed me. Kiki loved me. And I loved her. Kiki and her horse explore the landscape together and are inseparable. But Kiki grows older and things change. One day, the horse is alone-and thinks it will be forever. Delicate black-and-white drawings alternate