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Delaware History and Culture
by Mark Stewart
The Delaware people are also known as the Lenape or Lenni Lenape--the original people. They lived in what is now the eastern United States long before the arrival of Europeans. Readers learn the story of this resilient Native American group as they explore Delaware history, culture, and contemporary life. The detailed main text aligns with important social studies curriculum topics, and focused sidebars shine light on lesser-known facts about this group. In addition, the eye-catching design combines historical photographs and modern images to provide readers with a comprehensive research resource.
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Choctaw
by Heather Bruegl
The Choctaw made their homes in the southeastern woodlands for hundreds of years. Today, they make up one of the largest Indigenous groups in the United States. In this introduction readers will learn about Choctaw people, land, history, and accomplishments. Written by Indigenous author and public historian, Heather Bruegl, a citizen of the Oneida Nation and first-line descendent Strockbridge-Munsee, this series provides a simple and authentic introduction to the unique cultures and peoples that have made this continent home for thousands of years, and are still here today.
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Inside the Great Pyramid
by Carol Kim
For centuries, scientists have been working to unravel the many mysteries behind the Great Pyramid. Ongoing discoveries help shed new light on the fascinating civilization of Ancient Egypt.
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Why We Love Basketball
by Aidan Whitcomb
From fast-paced games to dramatic dunks, there are many reasons fans love professional and college basketball. Elementary readers explore NBA and WNBA games from a fan's perspective in this nonfiction sports book for reluctant readers.
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Philadelphia Eagles
by Marv Alinas
Simple text introduces young readers to the very basics on the Philadelphia Eagles, including the team's history, coaches, players, stadium, and mascot. Additional features to aid comprehension include a table of contents, fast facts, a phonetic glossary, sources for further research, an introduction to the author, and an index.
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How Video Games Are Made
by Noah Leatherland
How do designers take video games from concept to creation? Follow along to learn the creative art of crafting the perfect game, featuring a variety of unique careers in the arts as well as a peek behind the curtain to the inner-workings of entertainment. With engaging hi-lo content to draw in 5th through 6th grade readers and a 2nd to 3rd grade reading level, reading is fun and accessible. It's a roaring good time!
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Dungeons & Dragons
by Joy Lao-Se
Since 1974, Dungeons & Dragons has let players explore fantasy worlds without leaving their home! This fact-filled title about the famous tabletop role-playing game is sure to engage readers. Leveled text and crisp photos explore the game's history, how it is played, and how fans engage with it today. Special features profile an important person in the history of D&D, map where the game was created, highlight charitable contributions, and more.
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Sagrada Familia
by Alicia Z. Klepeis
Construction of the Sagrada Familia began in 1882 and still continues today! In this title, readers are introduced to the history, uses, and features of the Sagrada Familia through leveled text and crisp photographs. As they read, students will encounter special features such as a map, size comparison chart, and more. This title is sure to help young architects build their reading skills!
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From Grove to Fruit Salad
by Mari C. Schuh
A child wonders where fruit comes from and learns about farming oranges, apples, strawberries, and bananas and how they are packaged and transported to grocery stores. Clear process explanations and charming illustrations create a great story to support farm-to-table education. Includes a world map of where fruits are grown, glossary, and further resources. Part of Amicus's popular Who Made My Lunch? series, this illustrated narrative nonfiction book will give elementary-aged readers an appreciation for how food is made.
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I Have a Labrador
by Benjamin Proudfit
Labs--short for Labrador retrievers--were the most popular dog breed in America for 31 years! With their outgoing personality, intelligence, and ability to easily be trained, it's no wonder pet owners love their Labradors. In this volume, readers learn what it's like to have a Labrador as a pet, as well as fun facts about this dog breed, such as their excellence in swimming. Low-level ATOS text ensures understanding of the volume, and corresponding photos help readers pair words with images.
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Rescued by a Dog
by Joyce Markovics
Did you know that dogs have come to the rescue of humans? Rescued by a Dog presents a collection of true stories that will warm readers' hearts, including one about a rescue dog that saves his family from a fire! Each compelling story features colorful photographs and informative captions and fact boxes.
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Baby Animals on the Farm
by Sarah Ridley
A farm typically has a community of different animals, and each of them has adorable babies! In this volume, readers learn about the baby animals that live on a farm, including baby sheep, baby pigs, baby cows, and more. Their relationships with their parents are also explored, as readers uncover how these animals live, grow, and thrive in their environment. Cute images of these babies are accompanied by understandable text, allowing readers to expand their knowledge of the animal kingdom and the unique habitats within them.
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Corvette
by Mari C. Schuh
Did you know some Corvettes race? Or that they're made in Kentucky? In Corvette, beginning readers learn about this car brand, when and where the cars were first made, what its logo represents, and some of its most notable models. Vibrant, full-color, action-packed photos complement carefully leveled text to engage young readers as they learn about these fun, flashy cars. A diagram labels the parts of a Corvette. Children can learn more about cars online using our safe search engine that provides relevant, age-appropriate websites. Corvette also features reading tips for teachers and parents, a table of contents, picture glossary, and index. Corvette is part of Jump's Vroom! series.
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I Like My Body
by Layla Owens
Appreciating one's body is integral to their mental and physical wellbeing. When children show appreciation for their bodies, they're more likely to treat them with care, proper nutrition, exercise, and rest. This empowering volume encourages readers to learn about their bodies and reflect on what's so great about them. They will also gain the tools to keep their bodies safe and well. Age-appropriate text contains narrative stories featuring children dealing with relatable feelings over their bodies and learning to care for them. Readers will be motivated to take proactive approaches to protecting and celebrating their bodies-essential lessons they can use throughout their lives.
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Fennec Foxes
by Kristen Rajczak Nelson
Fennec foxes are one of the cutest species of fox around! With large ears that are nearly bigger than their heads and a fluffy white and tan coat, this fox is sure to capture the attention of any reader. But their ears aren't just cute, they're an adaptation that helps this amazing fox survive in the hot deserts of Africa. In this book, adorable full-color photographs of this fox in the wild are paired with achievable text. Readers will love exploring the life of a fennec fox!
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Rowdy Rhinos
by Madison Parker
Baby rhinoceroses are some of the biggest babies on Earth! They stay close to their mothers for a long time. This book is a charming look at the unique behaviors and features of little rhinos. Adorable photographs show baby rhinos in their natural habitat. Fascinating facts told at an age-appropriate level will appeal to early elementary readers. Readers will love learning about these rowdy rhinos!
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Caribou Calves
by Emma Carlson Berne
This book introduces readers to the amazing world of the caribou calf. Young readers will enjoy learning fun facts about caribou calves, including why calves are born in the same places each year and how they communicate with each other. Readers will be enchanted by vibrant photographs of caribou and their snowy habitat. Other features of the book include a table of contents, detailed captions and sidebars, an activity or craft, sources for further research, a phonetic glossary, an index, an introduction to the author, and critical thinking questions to help readers connect with the text.
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Deer
by Alex Hall
Deer are found in many parts of North America, and many kids may have seen them at the park or in their backyard--but never close enough to really examine them! This book allows readers to see the major anatomy of these familiar animals, from head to hoof, in full color. Accompanying text uses clear, at-level language to describe the various body parts, from antlers and eyes to tails and fur. Curious readers discover different kinds of deer, where they are found, and appreciate their natural beauty.
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Chipmunk or Squirrel?
by Lily Austen
In Chipmunk or Squirrel?, beginning readers will learn to spot the differences between these mammals. Carefully leveled text relays what the animals look like and how they behave. Each page then asks readers to name which one is shown in the photo. Answers appear upside down on the bottom of each page, making reading for learning interactive and fun. A See and Compare spread shows and labels each animal side by side, while a Quick Facts feature lists even more information about their similarities and differences. Children can learn more about chipmunks and squirrels online using our safe search engine that provides relevant, age-appropriate websites. Chipmunk or Squirrel? also features reading tips for teachers and parents, photo labels, a picture glossary, a table of contents, and an index. Chipmunk or Squirrel? is part of Jump!'s Spot the Differences series.
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Wolf Packs
by Rachel Grack
Wolves live in groups called packs. They are led by an alpha pair! Leveled text and colorful photos in this title will guide readers though how wolf packs work together, what each member does, and how packs stay safe. Special features highlight how wolf packs hunt together, what the animals eat, and how they communicate. An ending spread shows off how wolf packs raise their young!
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Baby Alligators
by Kim Thompson
Introduce beginning readers to the world of baby alligators with this life science starter. Includes photos, a labeled animal diagram, Make a Noise section, glossary, and further resources.
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A Turtle Grows
by Rex Ruby
A turtle has a leathery body and a hard shell. How did it get this way? Learn how an egg turns into a hatchling and then a swimming turtle. Colorful photos paired with carefully leveled text make learning fun. Get ready, get set, and read all about how a turtle grows.
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Reptiles: Back from the Brink
by Joanne Mattern
From Chinese alligators to sand lizards, this book shares six survival stories of reptiles that came back from the brink of extinction. Elementary readers will learn the threats these animals faced and how they made a comeback in this nonfiction book.
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How Sharks and Other Fish Attack
by Tim Harris
There are so many kinds of organisms in all of the bodies of water on Earth, meaning they're all a part of different food chains. At the top of underwater food chains are sharks, the apex predators of the ocean with rows of giant teeth and a primarily carnivorous diet. In this volume, readers explore the hunting techniques used by sharks and other fish to hunt for prey, as well as how their prey use their bodies and surroundings to prevent themselves from becoming dinner. With bone-chilling photos of these magnificent sharks, accessible fact boxes, and intriguing text that breaks down the content, readers learn about individual hunting tactics as well as draw comparisons between each of them to understand the ecosystems better.
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Ghost Animals
by Mary Griffin
Some animals have spooky names for how they look, how they act, and where they live. These creatures, including the ghost bat, goblin shark, and ghost frog, might sound spine-tingling but they're just trying to survive in the wild! Like other animals, they have special adaptations that help them dodge predators and find food. Readers of this entertaining volume will learn more about the curricular concept of adaptations and related ideas. In the vibrant photographs that accompany the well-researched text, they'll understand how vital certain adaptations are to survival. Fact boxes add to the informative and sometimes odd information-- Provided by publisher.
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Endangered Animals
by John Bonnett Wexo
Big and small, endangered animals live all around the world and face all sorts of dangers. In this elementary guide, kids learn about the threats many animals face and how people can help save them from going extinct. This reinforced library-binding edition includes a table of contents and index.
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Ocean Trenches
by Judy Thorpe
Against all odds, life has sprung up in nearly every corner of our planet may be inhospitable to humans, but resilient sea creatures have adapted to the intense darkness and crushing pressure at the bottom of the ocean. Young readers explore the groundbreaking technologies used to explore these underwater worlds, the unique life-forms that defy the odds, and the geological forces that have shaped these extreme habitats. Stunning full-color photographs and informative graphic organizers reveal the hidden wonders of some of Earth's most extreme and unexplored places.
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Plesiosaur
by Lily Austen
A massive marine reptile lifts its head from the dark water. What is this creature? It is a plesiosaur! In Plesiosaur, readers learn all about this reptile's appearance, behavior, and how it survived in the time of the dinosaurs. Vibrant, full-color images and carefully leveled text engage young readers as they learn about plesiosaurs. Children can learn more about dinosaurs and ancient reptiles online using our safe search engine that provides relevant, age-appropriate websites. Plesiosaur also features reading tips for teachers and parents, a table of contents, and an index. Plesiosaur is part of Jump's Dinosaur World series.
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Killer Dinosaurs
by Izzi Howell
There's no question that one of the most famous dinosaurs of them all is the Tyrannosaurus rex! But this dino isn't the only one that eats meat. Meet the theropod family, a group of deadly dinosaurs that hunt for their dinner or steal meat left behind by other animals. Readers discover how theropods chased and took down even the toughest prey using their strong legs and agile bodies. Through illustrations and recreation of what scientists believe these animals may have looked like, readers learn about the many different theropods and how they differ from each other.
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Giganotosaurus vs. Argentinosaurus: Prehistoric Showdown
by Tom Jackson
There's going to be a fight! The giganotosaurus was an enormous hunter that was as tall as a house. But it was small compared to the Argentinosaurus, probably the largest land animal that ever lived. When these dinosaurs meet there is going to be a battle! Which one will win?
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Violent Volcanoes
by Noah Leatherland
From burning ash to hot lava, volcanoes can be dangerous. Learn the different parts of a volcano and how to stay safe during the disaster. This engaging hi-lo book draws in 3rd through 5th grade readers with exciting facts and images while a 1st and 2nd grade reading level makes the information accessible. It's a roaring good time!
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Plate Tectonics
by D. R. Faust
Plate tectonics shape Earth as we know it. Explore more about this important part of our planet with content tied to the curriculum of upper-elementary and middle school students and easy-to-understand text written at a 3rd grade reading level. Dyslexia-friendly font and design make learning accessible, while a recap at the end promotes checking for understanding to aid in comprehension. It's key Earth science curriculum made approachable for all.
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Antarctic Research Scientist
by Rachael Morlock
Antarctica is a vast, ice-covered land, whipped by fast, frigid winds. It is the highest and coldest continent on the planet! What kind of dangerous work would bring someone to this cold, remote place? Being an Antarctic research scientist! In this interesting and informative book, readers will discover what it's like to work in Antarctica. They'll find out what kind of research these scientists conduct and how they stay safe while doing it! Combining social studies curriculum, STEM subjects, and high-interest material, this book is both appealing and informative. Dynamic features such as fact boxes, graphic organizers, and dazzling photographs bring the material to life.
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Japanese
by Kirsten Chang
Konnichiwa! That's hello in Japanese. In this title, readers will follow along and learn more fun words in Japanese. Pronunciation guides are paired with English and Japanese to help readers get familiar with the words. Images will help readers learn things like greetings, family names, school items, and more!
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Loud and Quiet
by Amy McDonald
Loud and quiet are measures of sound. A lion's loud roar can be heard miles away. A house cat's purr is quiet. In this book, beginning readers are introduced to the opposites of loud and quiet. Leveled text and bright photos highlight the opposites through real-world examples. A list of sight words provides familiarity to readers, and a fact page puts everything they learn in one place. A photo glossary provides visual and textual support for new words.
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Polynesian Myths and Legends
by Alyssa Krekelberg
In this title, early fluent readers will be captivated by Polynesian legends. Read along as Tagaloa creates islands, Maui tricks a fire goddess, Hina guides travelers on the sea, and Pele makes volcanoes erupt. Children can learn more about Polynesian legends using Fact Surfer, our safe online search engine that provides relevant, age-appropriate websites. This book also features reading tips for teachers and parents, a glossary, an index, a table of contents, and a spread highlighting the most important gods and goddesses and their roles and powers. Grasshopper Books offers simple, fun narrative nonfiction for emerging readers. Polynesian Myths and Legends is part of Jump!'s Ancient Mythology series.
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What Does the USDA Do?
by Danielle Haynes
The purpose of the U.S. Department of Agriculture is to provide leadership on food, agriculture, natural resources, nutrition, and more! In this educational guide, readers will learn about the USDA and why it's important. Designed to expand readers' knowledge in a memorable and effective way, this book is filled with eye-catching photographs and dynamic features that bring the information to life. Thorough, informative, and engaging, the text aligns with curriculum standards, deepening readers' understanding of civics and government.
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Construction Workers
by Golriz Golkar
Construction workers build buildings, roads, bridges, and more. Learn how they help the community in this low-level beginning reader that reinforces new vocabulary with a search-and-find feature. A great early social studies book that will inspire kindergartners and first graders to learn about jobs in their community.
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Your Choices Matter
by Charis Mather
Young people sometimes think they're too young to have an impact on the world around them. With the help of this creative introduction to SEL concepts, they're able to see that this isn't true at all--their choices matter. What are examples of good choices young people can make? What are examples of poor choices? As readers explore clear text that addresses both questions, they learn about important social and emotional learning concepts such as personal responsibility and anticipating the consequences of their actions. Vibrant photographs and illustrations enhance this empowering reading experience.
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First Library Card with Big Bird
by Whitney Sanderson
You can borrow books from the library when you have a library card! Join Big Bird and more Sesame Street friends in learning about library cards and how to get your first one.
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Curious about Coding with Lego
by Jill Sherman
What is Lego Spike? Learn about coding and programming with LEGO Education in this question-and-answer book for elementary readers. Includes table of contents, glossary, books and websites for further research, and index.
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Ilona Maher
by Virginia Loh-Hagan
This biography introduces early readers to rugby star Ilona Maher in a simple, age-appropriate way. It brings readers through her athletic journey and gives them an inside look at her early years. Some of Maher's life off the field is also included. The My Itty-Bitty Bio series celebrates diversity, covering women and men from a range of backgrounds and professions who embody values that readers of all ages can aspire to.
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Josh Allen
by P. J. Freedman
Josh Allen has put the Buffalo Bills franchise back on the map! He has set the Bills' records for single-season touchdowns and passing yards, among other great gameplay. In this book, readers find out even more about Allen, from his childhood on a farm in California to his exciting career with the University of Wyoming Cowboys. Full-color photographs highlight Allen's thrilling play while short sentences and simple language allow struggling readers to engage with high-interest content and build knowledge.
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Monster Maker: The Strange Creatures of Mark Nagata
by Debbi Michiko Florence
This biography follows Mark Nagata's journey from his childhood love of drawing Japanese Kaiju characters to becoming a world-renowned artist creating his own monsters, loved by collectors all over the world.
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What Are Taylor Swift's Eras?
by Niki Catherine
Are you ready for it? Learn all the details of Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in this nonfiction book for young readers that teaches them about every Taylor album, from her debut to The Tortured Poets Department. On March 17, 2023, Taylor Swift began the Eras Tour. The historic concert tour would span five continents and include 152 different shows. This spectacular tour included every album Taylor had ever released. Taylor Swift, Fearless, Speak Now, Red, 1989, Reputation, Lover, Folklore, Evermore, Midnights, and The Tortured Poets Department were all performed at some point. Swifties were thrilled that all of their favorite eras of Taylor would be featured in this iconic show. The theme motivated fans to create outfits inspired by each era and make friendship bracelets to trade that had lyrics from different songs. The Eras Tour quickly became the highest-grossing concert tour of all time. Learn about the eras behind the world-famous concert in this book that will fulfill any young Taylor Swift fan's wildest dreams.
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Weird and Wonderful Dinosaur Facts
by Anne Rooney
Young readers can discover absolutely WILD facts about dinosaurs and the incredible science behind them in this mind-expanding, full-color book, written by award-winning author Anne Rooney. Did you know that T. rex didn't actually roar? Or that Velociraptor had a wishbone-just like a chicken? Or that savage raptors were fussy about their nails? This book will reveal weird and wonderful facts about dinosaurs and dive deep into the underlying science, covering evolution, habitats, ecology and much more. These surprising facts allow readers to Explore the incredible diversity of the dinosaur kingdom and learn to look at the prehistoric world in a whole NEW way! Beautifully presented with gold foil cover accents and full-color illustrations, this smart and humorous sideways look at the prehistoric world will spark enthusiasm in any curious young reader aged 8+.
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