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On Earth
Comparisons children can understand are paired with clear, explanatory graphics. Night and day, lengthening shadows, seasonal changes — all the complex dynamics of Earth’s journey through space are explored. 32 pages. Learn More -
What's So Special About Planet Earth? - By Robert E. Wells
Planet Earth is a pretty good place to live, and this book illustrates why. Join its planet-by-planet tour of the solar system to places that are too hot, too cold, and too stormy to support human life. 32 pages. Learn More -
Photo Rhymes Cards - 40 picture cards for language development
Vibrant photos illustrate different 20 rhyming sounds (4 cards for each) in this fun set. Learning about rhyming helps promote phonetic awareness of letter sounds. 40 double-sided cards (6" x 5½") are packaged in a reusable metal storage box. Activity guide included. Learn More -
Hieroglyphs - Book & Stencil
Ancient history comes to life with this all-in-one book and stencil activity. This rich resource covers a variety of topics on Egyptian life, as well as the Rosetta Stone, the Book of the Dead, and more! Plastic stencil (7¾" x 10⅜") of “alphabet” included. Paperback, 32 pages. Learn More -
Magnus Maximus - A Marvelous Measurer
This delightful book explores all the myriad things that can be measured and the ways to measure them. Some are measurements of what you'd expect (like size and weight) and many are not (wetness, dryness, wobbliness, itchiness and other interesting qualities). Hardcover, 32 pages. Learn More -
How Many Jelly Beans? - A Giant Book of Giant Numbers!
How many is a million? Watch as, page by page, the number of jelly beans gets bigger and bigger… from 10… to 1000… to a giant fold-out surprise that shows one million jelly beans! Makes big numbers concrete. Hardcover, 22 pages. Learn More -
Terra Kids Beaker Magnifier - From Haba
Perfect for small specimens! This plastic jar has a lid with two plastic magnifying lens so children can take a closer look at whatever they find. 3” high x 2⅜” dia. Learn More -
Life Science Classification Card Set - From Smethport
There are all kinds of ways that children can sort these sturdy, laminated cards—living vs. non-living, by habitat, classification, diet or life cycle, to name a few. Cards have interesting facts on the back, along with symbol keys so children can check their own work. Set of 126 double-sided, 3" square cards with instructions. Learn More -
Tools at Work - 6 titles
Use these books side-by-side with real tools. Clear photographs and simple text introduce the basics of six everyday tools. Each book covers a different tool and shows its parts, how it is used, and emphasizes important safety tips. Learn More -
Grow Your Own for Kids - A gardening book for children and adults
Our new favorite gardening book shows children how simple it is to grow delicious fruits and vegetables. Every single page has wonderful full-color photos that show children doing the different projects. Hardcover, 112 pages. Learn More -
What’s Inside? - Fascinating Structures from Around the World
Tour some of the world’s most unique and beautiful buildings—a soaring glass skyscraper, humble stone barn, sealed tomb, modern art museum, and more. After you see the exterior of the building, see what’s inside! Hardcover, 40 pages. Learn More -
Pumpkin Carver Knife
A good first knife for young children, it has a zigzag blade that isn’t sharp but will still cut food. Using a sawing motion, children can learn on softer foods like bananas and cheese and move up to harder foods. 7" long. Learn More -
Ice Tong
This little tong with its pointed (but not sharp) teeth is ideal for transferring pompoms or serving food. Flexible and easy for small hands to use. Stainless steel, with smooth edges. 6" long. Ages 3 and up. Learn More -
Clear Acrylic Spoon - For transferring or serving food
Made of clear, durable acrylic, this little spoon coordinates with any activity, is easy to hold, and has a generous bowl. 5". Learn More -
White Sauce Dish
This well-made little dish lends itself to dozens of classroom uses – sorting, food preparation, or holding polish or paint. It cleans up beautifully, is very solid, and doesn’t tip easily. 2½" top x 1" deep. Learn More -
Plastic Laundry Basket
This basket looks like natural fiber but is actually moisture-resistant woven plastic with a coated wire frame. With sturdy handles, this basket is easy for children to carry and will look nice for years. 16" x 11" overall; 5" deep. Learn More
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