Books by Subject

Oceans

In "Oceans" kids  will investigate this largest biome and see how environmental threats affect the earth's oceans. Changing climates threaten the plants and animals in the ocean's ecosystems as much as in the terrestrial biomes. Read More...

Arctic and Antarctic

Amazing Arctic and Antarctic Projects You Can Build Yourself explores the earth's polar regions with 25 interactive projects, activities, and experiments. Kids ages 9 and up will discover that the coldest places on earth hold... Read More...

Discover The Amazon

What if you were lost in the Amazon? Could you survive? Could you find your way out? From navigating through the jungle to finding shelter, Discover the Amazon: The World's Largest Rainforest will show kids ages 8 to 12 how they could make it... Read More...

Deserts

In "Deserts" kids  will investigate this growing biome and discover how landscape and living things exist in harmony. They will learn about desertification and the impact of ranching and overdevelopment in areas close to deserts... Read More...

Deciduous Forests

In "Deciduous Forests " kids  will investigate this diverse biome and see how environmental threats affect the earth's deciduous forests. They will compare the various ecosystems and the variety of plants and animals that have... Read More...

Tundra

In "Tundra" kids will investigate the coldest biome to see how its landscape and living things exist in harmony. They'll see how environmental change can threaten life in the tundra, gaining a greater understanding of the importance... Read More...

Coming Soon

PUB DATE NOVEMBER 2010Great George Washington Projects You Can Build Yourself offers a fascinating look into the life and times of our nation’s first president.

Featured Review

"This book is like listening to an experienced, if a bit jaded, teacher talk about the real workings of a school — from the importance of dealing with the classified staff to the avoidance of the perpetually cranky and crabby."
—Education Book Reviews, October 2005