Introduces bison, describing their physical features, what they eat, and how their lives differ from the life of a typical child.

"Feet introduces emergent readers to the different kinds of animal feet while providing them with a supportive first nonfiction reading experience. Carefully crafted text uses high-frequency words, repetitive sentence patterns, and strong visual references to support emergent readers, making sure they aren't facing too many challenges at once"--

"Celery is fun to munch on. Yum! But celery is more than a tasty snack. Celery is an important part of a plant. Find out how stems help plants grow and learn about some of the stem vegetables we eat."--Amazon.com.

Introduces basketball, describing the uniforms, equipment, and rules of the game.

Profiles some of the oddest animals on the planet, including tarsiers, flying frogs, pangolins, and leafy sea dragons.

Introduces puppies to young readers using simple, repetitive text and photographs, including senses and play activities.

"Find out what a rainforest is and what kinds of plants and animals call the rainforests home"--

A young Somali American and his classmates design a model city to withstand floods, using river walls, floodgates, gutters, and rain gardens.

Where does our food come from? The history of farming provides much food for thought. In the past, farmers used natural farming methods, but modern inventions like pesticides and GMOs have changed farming--and the food we eat. Today, a natural food revolution is taking place. Learn how organic farming is good for the Earth, good for the plants--and good for all the living things that eat them!