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Bring Science Home

When science learning can extend beyond the classroom, students can make connections between science concepts and the real world. In this expanding set, Scientific American presents unique, science-related activities and projects involving everyday materials, inspiring readers to explore the world of science around them. Including volumes of experiments having to do with STEAM, life science, physical science, food science, and more, it fits in perfectly with middle school curricula. Clear instru

Brothers of Cornstalk County (Crabtree Leaves)  

Jonah and Peanut, whose real name is Peter, are brothers who couldn't be more different. But their lives are about to be even more different when they move to their Grandpa's old farm. Moving from the city to the country is hard enough, but having to make friends at a new school is a big job. Jonah will be a fifth-grader and Peter will be in third grade. On top of it all, Jonah's worried about Peter being teased. After all, he calls himself Peanut Butter. He's just a little different, that's all

Brushes With Greatness

From Raphael to Pablo Picasso to Georgia O’Keeffe, the story of painting involves many artists à and spans many centuries. Brushes with Greatness explores this story by spotlighting four distinct painting genres, discussing why each began, how its focus has changed over time, and the status it has in the modern world of art. Each beautiful book looks closely at some of the greatest works ever created and explains the evolution of artistic techniques, providing a one-of-a-kind celebration of the

Buddy Bench, The

Buddy Benches were introduced in Germany in 2014. When a child sits on the bench, it signals to other children to ask him or her to play. Patty Brozo's children bring a playground to raucous life while Mike Deas's illustrations invest their games with images of planes, dragons and elephants. The children match their imaginations with empathy, identifying and swooping up the lonely.

Buffalo

When Trey's dad goes missing, a trip to New Mexico leads to the discovery of his relative's encounter with a mythical beast. The unfinished tale stretches Trey's imagination and forces him face his own uncertainties.

Build Your Own Dinosaur!

This series is full of engaging makerspace projects that combine science and technology with hands-on model making. Build incredible models based on real dinosaurs and pterosaurs, including a bending Brachiosaurus, biting T. rex automaton, and a flying Pteranodon. All projects are made using recycled materials and easy-to-find craft supplies. Each project features fun, bite-size facts about the dinosaurs that inspired them. A perfect series for budding engineers and dinosaur fans alike!

Building Big

People have been constructing different types of buildings for thousands of years. Each structure was built using architecture--an amazing combination of science and art. This series explores different styles of architecture and takes an up-close look at some remarkable buildings and the architects who designed and built them.

Building Blocks of Animals and Plants

This series guides young readers through the biology of animals or plants by creatively pairing humor, action, and real-life examples with scientifically accurate illustrations.† Each volume includes a collection of surprising† fun facts that will inspire readers to conduct their† own research and investigation.

Building by Design (Core Library)

Engineers have been creating amazing structures for thousands of years. From the wonders of the ancient world to the International Space Station, they have applied science and technology to design buildings and structures that stand the test of time. With clear text, vivid photos, and helpful diagrams, Building by Design introduces readers to some of these structures and how they were created.

Building History