Did you know that Labrador puppies should sleep for 16 hours a day? The Labrador is the most popular dog breed in the United States. Discover more about these beloved pets in My Labrador.
Did you know that baby bald eagles have gray feathers? These feathers turn brown as the eagles get older. Find out more in Bald Eagles, a Little Backyard Animals book.
Did you know that a koala sleeps for 20 hours each day? Koalas only eat the leaves from one type of tree. Find out these and more exciting facts in I Am a Koala. Koala is part of the Let’s Read collection of media enhanced books designed for children ages 5 to 7. These books were created to inspire beginning readers to become independent readers. Educator and reading expert Dr. Edward Fry created a list of 1,000 instant sight words. These 1,000 sight words must be learned by students in elementary grades. By the third grade, students are expected to instantly recognize the first 300 of these words. The Let’s Read books combine these 300 sight words with vivid color photography and nonfiction content within a kindergarten to second grade curriculum framework.
Did you know that an opossum mother carries her babies in a pouch? The pouch is part of the mother’s belly. Find out more in Opossums, a Little Backyard Animals book.
Did you know that beaver kits are born with their eyes wide open? They can swim shortly after they are born. Find out more in Beavers, a Little Backyard Animals book.
Did you know that black bear cubs are born in a den? They stay with their mother, who feeds them and keeps them warm. Find out more in Black Bears, a Little Backyard Animals book.
¿Sabías que los lobos tienen a sus bebés en primavera? Los lobos cuidan a sus bebés en sus madrigueras. Descubre más en Los lobos, un libro de Pequeños animales del patio. The AV2 Spanish language collection gives emerging bilingual readers access to both a printed Spanish book and an eBook that provides both Spanish and English translations of the text.
Built by a civilization that lived almost 4,500 years ago, the Pyramids of Giza tower majestically over the desert land of Egypt. They stand as one of the most visible symbols of ancient Egypt. Find out more in Pyramids of Giza, a title in the Structural Wonders of the World series. These books identify some of the world’s best-known structures, exploring their history, the people responsible for their creation, and the science behind their construction. Each title features informative text, colorful photographs and maps, and a timeline detailing the steps toward construction.
Did you know that a cougar cub has black spots on its fur? The spots disappear as the cub grows. Find out more in Cougars, a Little Backyard Animals book.
The Eiffel Tower stands as a symbol of Paris, France. This massive structure was built for the International Exposition that was held in the city in 1889. Find out more in Eiffel Tower, a title in the Structural Wonders of the World series. These books identify some of the world’s best-known structures, exploring their history, the people responsible for their creation, and the science behind their construction. Each title features informative text, colorful photographs and maps, and a timeline detailing the steps toward construction.
Did you know that wolves have their babies in the spring? They take care of the babies in their den. Find out more in Wolves, a Little Backyard Animals book.
The Parthenon was built at the instruction of Pericles, a powerful political leader in Athens during the period of 449–431 bc. He decided to build the Parthenon to honor of the goddess Athena. Find out more in Parthenon, a title in the Structural Wonders of the World series. These books identify some of the world’s best-known structures, exploring their history, the people responsible for their creation, and the science behind their construction. Each title features informative text, colorful photographs and maps, and a timeline detailing the steps toward construction.
Did you know that vultures can spot food that is 4 miles (6.4 kilometers) away? Vultures can also fly for long periods of time without having to flap their wings. Find out these and more exciting facts in I Am a Vulture. Vulture is part of the Let’s Read collection of media enhanced books designed for children ages 5 to 7. These books were created to inspire beginning readers to become independent readers. Educator and reading expert Dr. Edward Fry created a list of 1,000 instant sight words. These 1,000 sight words must be learned by students in elementary grades. By the third grade, students are expected to instantly recognize the first 300 of these words. The Let’s Read books combine these 300 sight words with vivid color photography and nonfiction content within a kindergarten to second grade curriculum framework.
Do you know that some squirrels raise their babies in old woodpecker homes? They build a den inside the woodpecker hole. Find out more in Squirrels, a Little Backyard Animals book.
Located in Agra, India, on the bank of the Yamuna River, the Taj Mahal is a mausoleum. A grief-stricken emperor named Shah Jahan built the Taj Mahal to house the grave of his wife, Mumtaz Mahal. Find out more in Taj Mahal, a title in the Structural Wonders of the World series. These books identify some of the world’s best-known structures, exploring their history, the people responsible for their creation, and the science behind their construction. Each title features informative text, colorful photographs and maps, and a timeline detailing the steps toward construction.
Did you know that a hummingbird’s nest is about the size of a walnut? The nest is made of leaves and spider webs. Find out more in Hummingbirds, a Little Backyard Animals book.
Did you know that caterpillars turn into butterflies? They make this change inside a hard shell. Find out more in Butterflies, a Little Backyard Animals book.
Did you know that a baby robin has no feathers when it hatches? Its eyes are closed, and its skin is almost see-through. Find out more in Robins, a Little Backyard Animals book.
Eagles are majestic, awe-inspiring birds. Bald eagles were so inspiring that they became the symbol of the United States of America. In this fun, easy-to-read book, readers learn how bald and golden eagles grow from eggs in the nest into the great birds of prey that soar through the skies. Vibrant photographs illustrate the various stages of the eaglet's life, as well as the nests they call home. Fun facts are featured throughout this engaging and entertaining book.
Australia is nicknamed the “land down under” because the entire landmass is located below the equator. The country is known for its moderate climate—making it a vacation hot spot for tourists from around the globe. Learn about Australia’s fascinating history, culture, geography, and more in Australia, an Exploring Countries book.
Charts and graphs are graphic organizers. They both show information in a visual way. Find out more in Charts and Graphs, one of the titles in the Social Studies Essential Skills series.
When a view of Earth’s surface is shown on a flat surface, the image is called a map. A map may show the entire surface of Earth, or it may show only certain parts of Earth’s surface. Find out more in Mapping, one of the titles in the Social Studies Essential Skills series.
Did you know that baby bald eagles have gray feathers? These feathers turn brown as the eagles get older. Find out more in Bald Eagles, a Little Backyard Animals book.
Did you know that a hummingbird’s nest is about the size of a walnut? The nest is made of leaves and spider webs. Find out more in Hummingbirds, a Little Backyard Animals book.
Did you know that a cougar cub has black spots on its fur? The spots disappear as the cub grows. Find out more in Cougars, a Little Backyard Animals book.
There are many steps to learning how to ride a horse. To mount a horse, riders grab the reins in their hands and face the animal's left side. Still holding the reins, riders grasp the saddle and step into the stirrup. They stand up in the stirrup and swing the other leg over the horse. Discover more about this activity in Horseback Riding, a title in the Outdoor Adventures and Sports series. This title covers the basics of horseback riding, going over how and where to ride, recommended gear, safety measures, and related activities. It also includes interesting facts about horseback riding, as well as healthy eating and exercise tips to help readers improve their fitness"--
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