STEAM (Science

Understanding light and color might seem impossible, but if readers already know the colors of the rainbow, they're part of the way there. Including the light spectrum, wavelengths, and other key concepts, this book tackles light and color for those...

The fact that sound travels as a vibration might really blow readers' minds, especially those in need of help understanding this science curriculum topic. Including simple discussions of the sound barrier and volume, the main content covers all aspects...

There's so much more to heat than hot and cold! How it moves, keeps us warm in the winter, and helps us cook our food is all part of this key science topic. Graphic organizers reinforce important topics for visual learners and those using the books as a...

This oversized, illustrated book introduces children to the fascinating world of botany. It teaches them flower parts, pollination, plant defenses, the significance of flowers in different rituals, and much more. Readers are invited to find hidden...

Would you like to have your own garden? This book teaches children how to create one in their yard, on their balcony or even on a windowsill! Readers will also learn how to make a terrarium, insect hotel, bird feeder, and much more.

Readers will feel empowered when they learn how many young people like themselves have created organizations and movements to save our planet. This book introduces the ecological problems we face and offers simple solutions we can all do. Small changes...

Miss Teresa teaches her students about the water cycle and why water is so important to us.

What are all those oyster shells doing on the mountain high? Did they fall from the sky? This illustrated book teaches children about fossils and geology in a very unique way.

This title teaches readers about the circulatory system. Readers will learn that the heart powers blood flow, what blood does for the body, and the course blood takes through the body.

This title teaches readers about the skeletal system. Readers will learn about their different bones, what they are made of, and that they protect organs, produce blood cells, and more.

This title teaches readers all about the nervous system. Readers will learn about everything that the system does, from the sensation of feeling to how memories are stored, and that cells called neurons, the brain, and spinal cord are some of the most...

Trash is a global problem. We are producing more and more of it and it poses a threat to our environment. This book stresses the importance of recycling and reusing items in an engaging way.

It's never too early to learn about conservation. This book teaches young children what they can do to help the planet in an interactive way.

Clear text and full-color photographs introduce children to the exciting world of rocks and minerals.

From Apollo to Zond, this oversized, illustrated reference teaches children all about space. Information is presented for each letter of the alphabet.

Is the moon a star? Why does the sun shine? What is a shooting star? What is space travel? Find out the answers to these and other questions about the solar system.

Detailed photographs and very little text combine to introduce children to the colorful world of snakes.

Science experiments are no longer confined to the classroom or lab at school. This book presents 70 that you can do at home. The items needed and the instructions are clearly spelled out and the science behind each project is explained.

José M. Hernández recounts his rise from migrant farm worker to astronaut in this bilingual autobiography. Readers will be inspired to see how he never gave up and was able to achieve his dream.

Full-color, two-page spreads introduce children to the animals of the savanna. They include lions, rhinos, ostriches, and hippos.

Plastic waste is not only polluting our oceans; it's also killing sea birds and other marine life. This book uses well-written text and photographs to explain the harm that plastic waste causes. It also shows some ingenious ways people are cleaning up...

Up-close photographs and concise, well-worded text introduce children to the fascinating world of ants.

Gorillas, wolves, chickens, and kangaroos all have something in common. Their individual members must all find their places within their groups. These power struggles can be dangerous! Read about the fierce world of animal alphas and how they make it to...

Thomas Edison invented over 1,000 things. This illustrated biography introduces children to his fascinating life.

Pull the tabs to reveal how arctic foxes, owls, sloths, and other animals camouflage themselves.

Pull the tabs to reveal how leopards, octopi, snakes, and other animals camouflage themselves.

This illustrated book presents children with a series of fun experiments and activities involving everyday household items such as a glass, thread, clothespins, dominoes, and water. It will give them a hands-on way to learn about the marvelous world...

Presented in a question-and-answer format, this book teaches readers where food, clothes, and everyday items come from and how they are made. This includes oil used in salad dressing, tea, paper for notebooks, bottle corks, candles, soap, and silk for...

Discover the powerful world of microorganisms! This book presents 50 experiments to introduce children to these fascinating tiny beings that are invisible to the naked eye.

We have the benefit of science to understand the solar system, but ancient cultures did not. This illustrated book shows what the Aborigines, Ancient Sumerians, Navajo, Incans, and other civilizations thought about the stars.

Why do crabs walk sideways? Why don't penguins freeze? Is a starfish a fish? This oversized, illustrated book answers these and many more questions about marine life.

George Washington Carver was born into slavery. No one thought much of him because he was sick and weak. He would spend his life proving them wrong. Learn more about the 'Plant Doctor' turned 'Peanut Man' and how he helped people across the United States.

With just a couple of household items, you can build your own seismograph. This book provides fascinating information about earthquakes.

With just a plastic bag, a tea bag, some sticks, and a candle, you can build your very own hot balloon. This book also provides interesting information about flying.

Young children will enjoy discovering the wonders of the rainforest through photographs and very simple text.

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

We all know that energy is important, but do we actually know what it is? Energy is all around us: heat from the sun, the movement of our bodies, the power of rivers and oceans, the force of the wind, etc. This book explains where energy comes from the...

Do you know what happens in the forest? What were forests like in the past? When did we start destroying them and when did we start conserving them? This book explains the importance of forests and how to protect this essential natural resource from...

Did you know that Yuri Gagarin was the first man in space, kangaroos are the only large animals that can jump or that silver is good for fighting bacteria? This book is filled with fascinating facts on many subjects. On each two-page spread, readers...

Discover what happens when science, technology, engineering, art, and math come together. From types of energy to sound waves, the creative process to innovations in technology, this colorful book will spark a love of learning in children.