Little Kids First Board Book: Birds
Bursting with vivid photos, each spread in this sturdy book features a fascinating bird, along with super-simple facts and lively, age-appropriate language to keep babies and toddlers--and their grown-ups--engaged. Designed to be the stepping stone to the best-selling National Geographic Little Kids First Big Book series, the Little Kids First Board Book series takes similar big subjects and distills them down to the simplest nonfiction concepts for the youngest audience. Not only will readers learn about a variety of birds, they can also find recurring shapes and patterns in the art, while adults can keep their eyes open for occasional funny commentary from the animals. Sidebar text offers additional learning for older siblings or those ready for more complex information. With their square shape, bright and playful design, awesome photography, clear text, and cues to encourage interactive learning, the Little Kids First Board Books take a fresh new approach to excite a baby's sense of wonder and make learning about nature and science fun. Complete your National Geographic Little Kids First Board book collection with these fun titles: Little Kids First Board Book Animals On the GoLittle Kids First Board Book SpaceLittle Kids First Board Book OceanLittle Kids First Board Book Wild Animal SoundsLittle Kids First Board Book Things That GoLittle Kids First Board Book DinosaursLittle Kids First Board Book InsectsLittle Kids First Board Book WeatherLittle Kids First Board Book Trucks
Blooming With Daisy A Sunflower'S Journey
ChatterChirps by Neha Moghe Roy presents Blooming with Daisy: A Sunflower's JourneyFrom the award winning author of No! Stop! Tell! My Body, My Rules! - Winner of the Golden Wizard Book Prize 2025.Join Daisy and her class on a delightful garden adventure as they revisit the sunflowers they planted weeks ago. In this beautifully illustrated story, young readers discover the magic of nature by exploring how tiny seeds sprout, grow, and blossom into radiant sunflowers. The book gently introduces the plant life cycle in a fun, easy to understand way while nurturing curiosity about the natural world.What is inside: A heartwarming narrative that makes learning funVivid illustrations that bring Daisy's garden to lifeAn educational journey through plant growth and changeInteractive activities including connect the dots drawing, coloring, a maze, and a word search challengePerfect for: Early readers who enjoy engaging storiesClassrooms exploring nature and science themesBedtime stories that inspire curiosity about the worldParents and educators who want to blend fun with learningEmbark on this blooming adventure and watch your love for nature grow with every page.
The Law of Yah
Children's picture book about Adam and Eve interacting with all the animals in the Garden of Eden. Purpose is to teach children about God's very good design for creation. Colorful images with happy animals and imaginative landscapes. Some themes and depicted characters include: Adam; Eve; Adam and Eve; Garden of Eden; Eden; creation; creation story; bible; the bible; the holy bible; Tanakh; torah; genesis; book of genesis; animals; God; Jesus; Christian; Jesus Christ; bible story; bible stories; bible stories for children; kids; for kids; bible story for kids; bible story for children; bible stories for kids; rainbows; lions; birds; dove; lamb; guinea pig; fish; flowers; pig; pigs; cow; cows; chicken; chickens; duck ducks; turkey; turkeys; sheep; bunny; bunnies; rabbit; rabbits; flamingo; mouse; cat; cats; dog; dogs; raccoon; raccoons; panda; pandas; squirrel; squirrels; giraffe; giraffes; frog; frogs; dolphin; dolphins; whale; whales; manatee; turtle; turtles; squid; octopus; starfish; skunks; hyaenas; elephant; elephants; parrot; parrots; camel; camels; goat; goats; peacock; fox; crab; beaver; bear; bears; pears; wolf; wolves; butterfly; butterflies; horse; horses; ram; sunflower; sunflowers; watermelon; rooster; crow; sparrow.
Ari & Soori
What happens when you're the happiest dog in the world... and suddenly you're not the only one anymore?Ari has everything she could ever want, loving parents, fun toys, and a happy home. But when a new pup named Soori comes home, Ari's world feels different. The kids play with Soori. Soori gets new toys. And Ari starts to feel left out. Big feelings aren't easy, especially when you're learning to be a big sister.But when a playground bully begins to bother Ari, Soori shows just how brave and loyal a little brother can be. In that moment, Ari discovers something important: love doesn't shrink when a new sibling arrives, it grows.Ari & Soori: A New Pup Comes Home is a gentle and relatable story that helps children ages 3-6 prepare for or adjust to a new baby in the family. Perfect for encouraging empathy, emotional growth, and meaningful conversations about sibling bonds. A heartwarming first book in the Ari & Soori series, made for families growing together.
A Seed Grows
From a tiny seed to a huge, fold-out bloom, the transformative life cycle of a sunflower plays out in this bold read-aloud. A Sibert Honor Book!A Theodor Seuss Geisel Honor Book! To understand how a seed becomes a sunflower, you have to peek beneath the soil and wait patiently as winding roots grow, a stalk inches out of the earth, and new seeds emerge among blooming petals. "A seed falls, And settles into the ground, And the Sun shines, And the rain comes down, And the seed grows..." Leading up to a striking fold-out spread of a full-grown sunflower, the lively, bold illustrations in A Seed Grows offer a close-up view of each step of the growth cycle. Additional material in the back of the book explains the science of plant life cycles, and goes into more detail on the ways in which flowers and seeds depend on other creatures. Antoinette Portis is the author of A New Green Day, a Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year and NCTE Notable Book in Poetry, as well as the Sibert Honor winning Hey, Water! An American Library Association Notable Children's BookA CALIBA Golden Poppy Award FinalistA New York Public Library Best Book of the YearA Publishers Weekly Best Book of the YearA Junior Library Guild Gold Standard SelectionA Horn Book Fanfare Title
Reflections of STEM
Unlock Your Creative Superpowers to Solve Real-World Problems. If you look around your neighborhood, you might notice signals: a classmate without a computer or a local landmark with a forgotten history. To a STEM innovator, these aren't just small moments-they are clues about what a community needs and how you can use science and technology to help. In this collection of true stories from real-world problem solvers, you will meet ordinary girls who: - Master the habit of noticing signals so you can identify the "fundamental deficiencies" that need a solution- Develop "academic grit" to master complex subjects like engine mechanics or coding so you can bridge the gap between a problem and a concrete solution- Design for sustainability by creating portable kits or manuals so your project continues to thrive long after you are finished.- Speak up for science by writing formal proposals to national organizations to create lasting change in how the world views STEM.
The Little Grey Mouse
The Little Grey Mouse by Sarah Allison is a charming and heartwarming children's story that follows the adventures of a small, determined grey mouse and her loyal feline friend. Set in a tranquil countryside, the book explores themes of friendship, courage, and perseverance as the two characters navigate challenges together. Filled with beautiful illustrations and a soothing narrative, this story teaches young readers the importance of teamwork, kindness, and looking out for one another, all while embarking on a heartwarming journey. Perfect for children ages 4-8, The Little Grey Mouse is a delightful tale that will captivate both children and parents alike.
Riverkeeper
Dive headfirst into the history of environmental activism in the Hudson River watershed and learn how you can help organizations like Riverkeeper protect clean water around the globe! Every inch of the United States is in a river's watershed. But in 1966, one of our most important watersheds was dying. Dead fish washed up on the Hudson River's shores, and the once-clear water reeked of oil. With too much pollution to support human or animal life, America's "First River" was in too deep--until a Riverkeeper, a pioneering group of environmental activists, fought to get rivers around the globe out of troubled waters. Nonfiction pro Nancy Castaldo showcases Riverkeeper's achievements and the intersection of science and activism. With forty striking photographs and profiles of prominent water protectors, this resource-packed text is both a deep-dive into the history of the environmental movement and a guidebook for how individuals and communities can shape its future. ● Plunge into the dirty history of America's "First River" and learn how one of America's first environmental movements changed the course of activism around the world.● Meet trailblazers like Tracy Brown, the first female Riverkeeper, whose clean water advocacy offers a blueprint for generations of future scientists.● Learn about groundbreaking laws like the Clean Water Act, and how the hard work of activists--including people like you--has led to modern-day legislation that will help to heal our waterways for decades to come.● Discover surprising (and surprisingly effective!) methods for ecological conservation, like granting legal personhood to bodies of water.● Join the movement with engaging and accessible suggestions for cleaning up your local river, whether you're finding your local river sweep, volunteering as a water tester, or small things you can do at home!● Explore the outdoors! Complete with a list of fun Hudson River activities and annual events all around the United States, this text celebrates rivers wherever they flow--and invites you to join in on the party! A Junior Library Guild Gold Standard Selection
Sloths and their Moths
A bright and vibrant nature book that helps kids learn about the tiny world that lives within a sloth's fur!A sloth's fur is full of life. Many small creatures live there, and each one plays an important part in the sloth's world. Told in cumulative format, SLOTHS AND THEIR MOTHS zooms in to take a closer look at each part of the unique relationship between sloths, the moths that live on them, and so much more! Kids will discover each layer of this unique ecosystem, step by step, in a fun and educational way!Each page adds new details as kids learn about bugs, moths, algae, and how they all work together with the sloth. The repeat-and-build style supports early reading skills, memory, and language growth.At the end of the book, kids can play a seek-and-find game to search for hidden animals and tiny creatures. This helps build focus, attention, and curiosity.Great for: Kids ages 4-8Classrooms and science unitsEarly readersNature and animal fansSeek-and-find loversParents and teachers who want simple STEM learningWhat families love: Simple words for young readersReal science in a gentle, friendly wayBright art that keeps kids excitedA story rhythm that supports read-aloud timeTeaches how animals and tiny creatures live togetherSLOTH AND THEIR MOTH brings a tiny rainforest world to life-right inside a sloth's fur.
Where There's a Whale There's a Way
In 2013, the icy arctic winter arrived late to Northern Canada, and the Hudson Bay's surface froze overnight. A pod of eleven orcas, fooled by the warmer waters, were swimming near the small fishing village of Inukjuak and became trapped by the icy conditions, quickly making their struggle to survive international news. For three long days, the world followed along, as the pod searched for a way out and the desperate villagers exhausted every resource to help them. Would the orcas make it out alive?
A Tree Is a Community
One tree supports an ecosystem of life-insects, mammals, and even humans. Discover the surprising biodiversity of trees in this science picture book from award-winning creators of And the Bullfrogs Sing and The Dirt Book. A tree is more than just a plant, but a whole ecosystem hiding in plain sight, on street corners and in backyards everywhere. Discover how one tree provides shelter, food, and clean air to a host of animals and insects. Robins build their nest in the branches and bees gather nectar from flowers. The tree keeps its neighborhood clean, healthy, and safe. Leaves clean the air and roots keep the dirt from washing away. The tree's residents are safe through thunderstorms and changing seasons. This home is built to last! Those buds POP openand bees BUZZand rain SPLASHESand sun SIZZLES Author David L. Harrison's lively, rhythmic text informs and excites readers about the ecosystem of trees. Illustrator Kate Cosgrove's lush and dynamic illustrations color a charming world aglow with life. This award-winning team, from And the Bullfrogs Sing and The Dirt Book, are back with another picture book that invites young readers into the natural world around them. A Tree Is a Community is perfect for the budding naturalist. The Books for a Better Earth(TM) collection is designed to inspire young people to become active, knowledgeable participants in caring for the planet they live on. Focusing on solutions to climate change challenges and human environmental impacts, the collection looks at how scientists, activists, and young leaders are working to safeguard Earth's future.
Reggie the Travelling Spider
Reggie is a little spider with big dreams and three unexpected guest are about to find out that there is more to him than meets the eye. Written in simple, melodic rhyme and accompanied with gorgeous illustrations that beautifully reflect each characters' personality, this book invites young readers to see beyond first impressions, and to embark on a journey through mystery to mischief, through adventure to friendship and. The story intertwine ever changing seasons with courage, perseverance and resilience enabling young reader to explore and discover the world through wonder.
Fudge Bear Learns the Continents
In Fudge Bear Learns the Continents, a gentle and curious teddy bear explores the world through authentic Montessori materials in a calm, beautifully prepared classroom.With the guidance of Mamma CakePop Duck and the quiet encouragement of his forest friends, Fudge Bear discovers each continent using the traditional Montessori puzzle map and globe-learning their names, shapes, and colors through hands-on exploration. Africa is green. North America is orange. Asia is yellow. Each color reflects the globally recognized AMI Montessori standard.This story honors concentration, independence, and natural curiosity. There are no quizzes, no flashy distractions-just meaningful work unfolding at a child's pace.Perfect for ages 3-7, homeschool families, and Montessori classrooms, this book introduces geography through story while remaining faithful to authentic Montessori principles.Calm stories. Real skills. Montessori-aligned learning.
Pickles Cat Learns to Clean Up
In Pickles the Cat Learns to Clean Up, children follow Pickles as she discovers that caring for her environment is part of caring for herself and her community.Set in a calm Montessori classroom, Pickles notices crumbs on the floor, misplaced work, and materials left unfinished. No one tells her what to do. No adult interrupts. Instead, she observes, chooses her tools, and begins.Through sweeping, folding, carrying, and restoring order, Pickles experiences something deeper than "being helpful." She experiences responsibility - freely chosen.This story reflects authentic Montessori principles: - freedom within limits- care of environment- intrinsic motivation- protected concentration- independence without reward or correctionThere are no behavior charts.No forced lessons.No praise for compliance.Just calm storytelling rooted in real Montessori classroom life.Part of the Montessori Life Skills Storybooks(TM) series.Calm stories. Real skills. Montessori-aligned learning.
Biscuit Bunny Learns to Say No
When friends invite her to join their work, Biscuit feels unsure. She wants to be kind-but she also wants to honor her own feelings. With gentle guidance and respectful modeling, Biscuit learns that saying "no" can be calm, clear, and kind.This beautifully illustrated story reflects authentic Montessori principles: - Grace and courtesy through real conversation- Respect for the child's autonomy- Protected concentration- Emotional awareness without correction or shameThere are no behavior charts.No forced lessons.No exaggerated drama.Just a quiet, developmentally faithful story that shows children how boundaries can be expressed with confidence and kindness.Perfect for children ages 3-6, parents, teachers, and Montessori classrooms seeking literature that honors development rather than manages it.Part of the Montessori Life Skills Storybooks(TM) series.Calm stories. Real skills. Montessori-aligned learning.
Jelly Bean Chipmunk Learns Manners
Jelly Bean Chipmunk Learns Manners is a gentle Montessori-inspired story that helps young children understand kindness, respect, and polite behavior through relatable everyday moments.In a calm, beautifully illustrated Montessori classroom, Jelly Bean Chipmunk begins to notice how small actions-waiting patiently, using kind words, listening to others, and showing consideration-make a big difference in how everyone feels. Guided by quiet observation and positive modeling, Jelly Bean learns that manners are not rules to fear, but tools that help us live peacefully and joyfully together.Rooted in authentic Montessori principles, this story emphasizes grace and courtesy, self-awareness, social responsibility, and emotional development. Children are encouraged to observe, reflect, and internalize polite behavior naturally, without lectures or punishment. The narrative supports independence while fostering empathy, respect for others' work, and thoughtful communication.Designed for children ages 3-7, Jelly Bean Chipmunk Learns Manners is ideal for Montessori classrooms, homes, libraries, and social-emotional learning environments. The soft, painterly illustrations and warm storytelling invite repeated reading and meaningful discussion between adults and children.This title is part of the Montessori Life Skills Story series-a collection of calm, purposeful stories that support real-life skills through developmentally appropriate, Montessori-aligned learning.
Built Like a Bug
A fascinating look at the ingenious engineering and incredible anatomical design of insects, and how they are inspiring scientists to create a more sustainable world.Insects are the tiny superheroes of the natural world: from the way they can camouflage themselves to their amazing teamwork, their incredible superpowers have been inspiring scientists for generations. And the more we discover about insect behavior--how they use energy, navigate, adapt, and more--the more they can teach us about how to live. Beautifully designed with full-color illustration throughout and packed with STEM content, Built Like a Bug invites readers to look beyond what they think they know about the teeny tiny creepy crawlers all around us. Could we one day adapt to avoid harmful foods like cockroaches? Will needles mimicking mosquitoes hurt less? How could drones modeled after dragonfly wings help prevent environmental disasters? What can termites teach us about how to stay cool in an increasingly warming world? Across eight chapters featuring sidebars, accessible language, and multiple examples from the insect world, science educator Anjali Joshi's exploration of the amazing inventions borne from studying bug behavior will enthrall insect enthusiasts and insectophobes alike.
My ABC Book
My ABC Book: Rhymes and Farm Friends introduces young readers to the alphabet through playful, farm-themed rhymes. From "Aa is for apple" to "Zz is for zucchini," each letter brings a new word and cheerful rhythm. With bright colors, real photos, picture clues, and a picture dictionary, this book builds vocabulary and early literacy skills. Ideal for independent readers ages 6-7 or as a fun read-aloud for younger children, it features predictable patterns that boost reading confidence. Reading Levels: Lexile 210L-400L ATOS 2.57
I Love Being a Capybara: Padded Board Book
Wade into the wild with I Love Being a Capybara - a heartwarming tale for little animal lovers! Discover the joy of being a capybara in this sweet, rhyming board book perfect for children ages 1-5. I Love Being a Capybara follows a friendly capybara as it splashes in rivers, relaxes in the sun, and enjoys time with its animal friends in the wild. With a soft padded cover and durable board pages, this charming story is ideal for reading aloud during snuggly storytimes. Gentle rhymes and playful illustrations make this a lovable addition to any child's bookshelf, while encouraging appreciation for nature and friendship. Key Features: Delightful Rhyming Story - Fun to read aloud with a gentle, lyrical flow. Adorable Capybara Character - Introduces kids to the world's largest (and cutest) rodent. Padded Cover & Sturdy Design - Perfect for toddlers and frequent handling. Celebrates Nature & Friendship - Highlights the peaceful, social life of capybaras.
I Love Being a Sea Otter: Padded Board Book
Splash, play, and float away with I Love Being a Sea Otter! Dive into the adorable world of sea otters in this charming, rhyming board book perfect for children ages 1-5. I Love Being a Sea Otter follows a playful otter as it splashes in the waves, holds hands with friends, and enjoys the simple joys of ocean life. With a soft padded cover and sturdy board pages, this sweet and engaging story is ideal for little hands and cozy read-aloud moments. Gentle rhymes and delightful illustrations bring this lovable sea creature to life while teaching kids about friendship, nature, and the magic of the sea. Key Features: Rhyming, Read-Aloud Fun - A lyrical story that's perfect for bedtime and storytime. Adorable Sea Otter Character - Introduces children to one of the ocean's most beloved animals. Soft Padded Cover & Durable Pages - Built for toddlers and repeated reading. Celebrates Friendship & Nature - A heartwarming message about connection and life in the sea.
The Quokka Who Couldn't Smile
The Quokka Who Couldn't Smile is a children's story set on the sun-drenched shores of Rottnest Island, Western Australia. The tale follows Bunji, a young quokka who develops a unique facial condition after his mother, Kaya, takes a harrowing fall while avoiding a dangerous island snake. Though the accident prevents him from wearing the "world's happiest animal" smile, Bunji learns to find his personal worth through the friendship and knowledge of the Island and all its animal population, showing wisdom, courage and respect, despite some mischievous tease from other young quokkas.Following his heroic rescue of a lost human child, Bunji discovers that true happiness-and a touch of ancient mystical quokka magic-comes from the thoughtful kindness and caring he shares with all creatures throughout the Island.
Who is Singing?
Have you ever heard a tune from the treetops and wondered, Who is singing?Birds are singing and calling all around us, but every bird's song is different. Some even sound like familiar words! In this interactive read-aloud book, children (and adults) can learn to identify twelve common birds by sight as well as by sound. Next time you visit your local park, close your eyes and listen closely. Soon you'll be able to tell who is singing!
Who is Singing?
Have you ever heard a tune from the treetops and wondered, Who is singing?Birds are singing and calling all around us, but every bird's song is different. Some even sound like familiar words! In this interactive read-aloud book, children (and adults) can learn to identify twelve common birds by sight as well as by sound. Next time you visit your local park, close your eyes and listen closely. Soon you'll be able to tell who is singing!
