A young boy creates an imaginary world filled with zooming cars, flashing traffic lights, and racing fire engines.

On the drive to Grandma's house, a boy and his mother encounter work crews using machinery and tools to perform roadwork.

Snappy rhymes invite young readers to watch workers dig, pour, pound, and bolt a skyscraper into existence.

Book Features: Ages 8-12, Grades 3-6, Guided Reading Level P, Lexile 890L 32 pages, 7 1/2 inches x 10 inches Vibrant, full-color photographs Includes pre- and during reading activities, vocabulary, comprehension questions, and an extension activity Reading/teaching tips, index, and glossary included Mega-Cool Animal Facts: What is the biggest living thing that exists today? Discover some of the creatures that currently live on land, in the sky, and...

Robot and Rico go to the grocery store in hopes of finding a new Hero Cat prize in a cereal box--even if they have to check every box.

Learn about different electric circuits.

Filled with photographs with captions, informational sidebars and simple sequenced text, children will see the importance of each step in the process of manufacturing a bicycle.

Peter can't decide if he wants his loose tooth to fall out because if it falls out, he will have a gap in his smile for the school pictures, but money from the tooth fairy will help him buy a new basketball.

Creatures of Ancient Seas! Third-sixth graders learn about some of the biggest historic creatures that swam on Earth thousands of years ago.