STEAM (Science

Using concise text and photographs, this book teaches children all about birds.

Children will enjoy learning the names of baby animals.

This book teaches children how animals camouflage themselves.

This book clearly explains the life cycle of the sunflower.

How do plants grow from a seed? Discover another one of nature's miracles as a grandfather explains to his granddaughter what makes a seed grow into a beautiful flower and how insects also play an important role.

How can a butterfly come from a caterpillar? Follow the life cycle that starts with an egg, turns to a caterpillar, then to a cocoon, and finally to a beautiful butterfly.

One rainy day prompts two children to question where raindrops come from. Join them as they discover the different stages of the water cycle.

How can a tadpole turn into a frog? Discover another one of nature's miracles as this book illustrates the life cycle of frogs, starting from eggs and tadpoles.

Travel through the Milky Way and discover how the Universe was formed. You will encounter dark matter, black holes, and much more.

This informative book teaches readers about the world's most popular pets. One half is devoted to cats (their behavior, their hunting skills, how they care for their young, etc.). Flip the book over, and the same information is provided for dogs.

In just 24 pages, this book explains the water cycle and water's importance to all living things.

Learn which materials mix well and which ones don't.

This book explains all the things the Sun does.

Take a field trip deep under the Earth's crust and travel the almost 4,000 miles to the core. Readers will be amazed at what they find.

This book explains the differences between day and night.

Travel deep inside the rain forest and discover the millions of plants and animals found there. This book uses 244 words, making it ideal for high/low collections.

Have you ever seen a coral reef? This book takes you underwater to learn all about them. The text contains 221 words, making it ideal for reluctant readers.

Discover how turtles hatch and grow in just 167 words!

Did you know that ladybugs do not have black spots when they're born? In fact, they look completely different from their adult counterparts. Discover the life cycle of this popular bug, told in just 236 words.

With up-close color photography and 166 carefully chosen words, this book teaches children about the life cycle of spiders.

Discover the life cycle of a shark through photographs and clear text. The number of words is just 182, making it ideal for emergent readers.

Have you ever seen a tadpole? This book shows children how tadpoles hatch and become frogs through a clever combination of photographs and just 201 words.

Pam Zollman teaches children about the life cycle of a chicken in just 168 words.

A perfect combination of photos and text show children how bear cubs grow up. The life cycle is explained in 205 words.

Which sea creature is born underwater and weigh 60 to 70 pounds upon birth--the manatee. This book uses 244 words to introduce their life cycle.

Each face has many parts. They can do many things. Smell, smile, hear wink--the face does it all!

This book allows readers to witness the destructive fury of a tornado firsthand.

Children will love seeing what baby animals grow up to look like.

Did you know that frogs come in all shapes and colors? This book teaches children how and where they live.

When most people think of the world's deadliest animals, they think of lions and sharks. This book shows readers that they can be found in all sizes throughout the animal kingdom, including mosquitoes, elephants, bees, and snakes.

This book shows children how animal dads help take care of their young.

This book introduces to scientific instruments such as magnifying glasses, microscopes, and scales.

Through photographs and clearly worded text, this book introduces the basic principles of temperature. It contains age-appropriate, simple experiments for hands-on learning.

This book teaches all about the mysteries of time, from our ancestors, who noted how the sun traveled across the sky, and the ancient Egyptians, who used 'Shadow Stick clocks' to mark its path, through present-day quartz and atomic clocks. The colorful...

Learn what you can do to clean up the environment.

Children will be amazed to discover machines all around them, such as bicycles, ramps, and pulleys.

Through simple text and attractive drawings, Aliki captures the excitement that accompanies a child's discovery of the world through the five senses.