PreK-8

Since today is Tino's grandfather's birthday, he undertakes the long journey to bring grandpa a delicious carrot cake, which they both share. Afterwards, grandfather lends Tino a bike so he can return home quickly. Includes educational games.

Sara the Cow knows how to make hot chocolate, but she wants to master the art of whipping cream. She travels to the city and attends a culinary school. After passing her final exam, the generous Sara returns to the mountain and prepares chocolate with...

John the tree has grown up. Now he's big and strong and knows that when autumn comes, his leaves will fall. But unlike when he was a sapling, what now concerns him most is to make his friends happy. Includes educational games.

Ivana the frog lives in a pond with Fernando the worm, who's very good on the rings, Valentina the turtle, who can throw weights quite far, Alejo the rabbit, a master of the steeple chase, and Alberta the goose, a champion swimmer. Together they...

Chuck the duck loves to have his picture taken. He often looks through his album, and one day he realizes that one of its pages is a blank. He asks his friends to help him find the lost photograph. Includes educational games.

Sara the cow enjoys many adventures in the mountain where she lives. For instance, she's about to enroll in the hot chocolate academy. Includes educational games.

In this fanciful poem, everything is backwards. The sky is at your feet and you are born elderly. You play in class and study during recess. Children will love the rhyme and illustrations.

Olivia is having an identity crisis! There are too many ruffly, sparkly princesses around these days, and Olivia has had quite enough. She needs to stand out! She has to be special! She wants to do more than just fit in! So what will she be? Join Olivia...

Officer Buckle's school safety lessons were sure boring until Gloria, the affable police dog, joins him on stage. When he discovers the reason his talks have become so popular, his feeling get hurt. Luckily, both Officer Buckle and Gloria learn the...

No one in the jungle can sleep tonight because Baby Elephant can't stop crying. All the animals try to soothe him, but only one knows what to do.

A rabbit goes out for a walk one day and comes upon a fabulous top hat. He's impressed with his discovery and marvels at his luck. But his surprise will be even greater when he decides to put his paw in the hat and finds...wait and see!

The books that Lola borrows from the library transport her on numerous, fun adventures. Aside from encouraging reading, this story will reinforce the days of the week for small children.

What happens when everyone throws away used bottles and old newspapers, unwanted toys and clothing, littering the Earth with things that could--and should--be made into new products? Mr. Jones teaches his students the value of recycling by taking them on...

Instead of breaking branches, plant trees; instead of killing bees, make gardens for them; instead of throwing soda cans in grassy fields, recycle them. Young readers learn that and more with this book that shows the importance of taking care of the...

In this story, a blackout prompts the children to ask important questions about electricity and other energy sources, like gasoline. Their questions lead them to discover how easy it is to safeguard these resources and how they themselves can benefit...

Children discover what they and their families can do to avoid wasting one of our most precious natural resources, water: taking showers instead of baths, turning off the tap while brushing their teeth, collecting rain water to use in the garden, and...

Photographs and simple text teach children how plants grow.

Just as Pigeon is about to enjoy the delicious hot dog he found, a clever duckling appears and wants a bite. Which one will enjoy a meal and which one will go hungry?

In this traditional Cuban folk tale set in Miami's Little Havana, a very bossy rooster gets his beak dirty on the way to his uncle's wedding. When he demands that his friends clean it and they refuse, he learns an important lesson about asking first. The...

Caldecott Medal winner and Pura Belpré honoree, David Diaz shines though his illustrated depiction of the Spanish folk song, De colores, that tells a story of unity and strength. Sung all over the Spanish-speaking world, and also the anthem of the United...

This book makes an informative guessing game of geography. Children are given verbal and visual clues and soon discover what canyons, caves, deserts, and other landforms are.

This book teaches children the basic things they need to be happy and healthy, from shelter to friends, water to sunlight.

This book provides a wonderful introduction to the five senses.

This book shows little children what they need to do to be healthy.

This book uses photographs to help young children identify emotions.

Puppies are cute and a whole lot of fun, but they require a lot of care. This book prepares children for dog ownership.

A little yellow bird is determined to teach Rocket, the dog how to read. Although reluctant at first, he soon becomes enthralled with the bird's stories and lessons.

This book shows children all the people who help out in their community, including construction workers, teachers, librarians, and emergency personnel.

This book introduces children to different kinds of families, including divorced families, families with adopted children, and families with multiples.

Children will enjoy learning the names of baby animals.

This book teaches children how animals camouflage themselves.

Beloved author/illustrator Eric Carle invites all children to find their inner artist and paint the world as they see it. This picture book is filled with red crocodiles, orange elephants, and other color combinations that will inspire all readers to...

This stunning large-format picture book is filled with delightful plays on words as it shows children the reading preferences of different species.

This book will enable children to understand the symbols on maps and globes.

Pets come in different sizes and shapes. Some of them have fur and some have feathers. The favorite pet of the little boy in this book has two legs--sometimes four--and wears a tie.

The bus driver has to leave for a while, and he makes one request to readers: 'Don't let the pigeon drive the bus.' The pigeon is an unflinching and hilarious representation of a child's potential for mischief, and begs, wheedles, and demands a chance...

This endearing picture book about a cat that adopts a baby chick shows children that families come in all shapes and sizes and that we should celebrate what makes us unique.

This colorful book introduces children to a wide variety of animals--including many indigenous to Latin America--while reinforcing the learning of the alphabet. It contains a short rhyme for each letter/animal as well as a colorful illustration. ...

Spend a fun day with a busy family and learn over 700 Spanish and English words. More than just a dictionary, it's a great book for early elementary social studies units.

A drop of water, lonely and sad, decides one day to go and explore the world. Written in the first 'person,' the drop tells its own adventures in catchy, easy-to-remember rhymes.