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History Fact Frenzy!
by Cari MeisterThere’s a HISTORY FACT FRENZY headed your way! Did you know that vikings used to ski for fun? Or that six U.S. presidents have been named James? Dozens of bite-size historical facts are paired with fun and unexpected photos, welcoming in even the most reluctant readers. Whether kids are in the mood to browse or to devour a book from cover to cover, even an aspiring young historian is sure to learn something surprising as they flip through these pages.
Dog Fact Frenzy!
by Nikki PottsThere’s a DOG FACT FRENZY headed your way! Did you know that a service dog named Kirsch holds an honorary degree from John Hopkins University? Or that two dogs have served as mayor in Cormorant, Minnesota? Dozens of bite-size dog facts are paired with fun canine photos, welcoming in even the most reluctant readers. Whether kids are in the mood to browse or to devour a book from cover to cover, even a dedicated dog fan is sure to learn something surprising as they flip through these pages.
Dinosaur Fact Frenzy!
by Mathew J. WedelThere’s a DINOSAUR FACT FRENZY headed your way! Did you know that Velociraptors were about the same size as a turkey? Or that Incisivosaurus had big front teeth, like a beaver, that it used for cutting plants? Dozens of bite-size facts are paired with fun dinosaur images, welcoming in even the most reluctant readers. Whether kids are in the mood to browse or to devour a book from cover to cover, even a dedicated dino fan is sure to learn something surprising as they flip through these pages.
Creepy Crawly Fact Frenzy!
by Penelope S. NelsonThere’s a CREEPY CRAWLY FACT FRENZY headed your way! Did you know the Goliath birdeater spider can grow to be a foot long? Or that a dragonfly can fly 20 miles per hour? Dozens of bite-size creepy crawly facts are paired with surprising bug photos, welcoming in even the most reluctant readers. Whether kids are in the mood to browse or to devour a book from cover to cover, even a dedicated fan of all things creepy crawly is sure to learn something surprising as they flip through these pages.
Cat Fact Frenzy!
by Nikki PottsBrace yourself for a CAT FACT FRENZY! Did you know that some cats can reach speeds of 35 miles per hour? Or that cats can make more than 100 sounds? Dozens of bite-size cat facts are paired with fun feline photos, welcoming in even the most reluctant readers. Whether kids are in the mood to browse or to devour a book from cover to cover, even a dedicated cat fan is sure to learn something surprising as they flip through these pages.
Sports Illustrated Kids All-Pro Soccer Almanac
by Patrick DonnellyFrom the best scorers, defenders, and goalies to the World Cup and everything in between, readers will find soccer’s latest and greatest stats here. Photos that pop and small bites of information make for fun, enjoyable reading for impassioned soccer fans. Browsable text and fast-paced soccer action help to draw in reluctant readers as well as the most dedicated sports enthusiasts.
Sports Illustrated Kids All-Pro Hockey Almanac
by Elliott SmithFrom the best stick handlers and scorers to the greatest goalies and everything in between, readers will find all the hottest hockey trivia here. Photos that pop and small bites of information make for fun, enjoyable reading for hard-core hockey fans. Browsable text and high-flying hockey action help to draw in reluctant readers as well as the most dedicated sports enthusiasts.
Sports Illustrated Kids All-Pro Football Almanac
by Patrick DonnellyFrom the greatest all-time passers and running backs to Super Bowl wins and everything in between, readers will find all the freshest football trivia here. Photos that pop and small bites of information make for fun, enjoyable reading for eager football fans. Browsable text and hard-hitting football action help to draw in reluctant readers as well as the most dedicated sports enthusiasts.
Sports Illustrated Kids All-Pro Basketball Almanac
by Elliott SmithFrom top field goal percentages to Championship wins and everything in between, readers will find all their fascinating basketball trivia here. Photos that pop and small bites of information make for fun, enjoyable reading for true blue basketball fans. Browsable text and fast-paced basketball action help to draw in reluctant readers as well as the most dedicated sports enthusiasts.
Sports Illustrated Kids All-Pro Baseball Almanac
by Brendan FlynnFrom batting averages to World Series wins and everything in between, readers will find all their tantalizing baseball trivia here. Photos that pop and small bites of information make for fun, enjoyable reading for big-time baseball fans. Browsable text and intriguing baseball action help to draw in reluctant readers as well as the most dedicated sports enthusiasts.
Would You Rather Be Cursed by a Mummy or Abducted by Aliens?
by Jose CruzWould you rather hug Bigfoot or fly around with Mothman? Would you rather walk through a haunted battlefield or a haunted cemetery? Hair-raising Would You Rather questions about everything from ghosts to legendary creatures and phobias will have readers pondering choices and sending chills up their spines!
Would You Rather be Healed by Donkey Poop or Dog Spit?
by Amy SrokaWould you rather sleep on a bed of corn husks or a bed of feathers? Would you rather drink urine or have leeches suck blood out of your body? Long ago, people lived very differently than they do today. They had different medical practices, homes, foods, and jobs. As readers come face to face with gross, odd, and perilous aspects of days gone by, they will never look at history the same way again!
Would You Rather Eat Snot or Earwax?
by Jose CruzWould you rather have bad breath for a month or uncontrollable farts for a week? Would you rather wear skunk spray perfume or gargle with stink bug mouthwash? Young readers get to answer these and other questions about the human body, dirty jobs, creepy-crawlies, and other disgusting stuff!
Would You Rather Be Covered in Snake Scales or Earthworm Mucus?
by Lauren KuklaWould you rather eat poop like a dung beetle or dine on rotting garbage like a cockroach? Would you rather encounter a scorpion or a rattlesnake? Youngs readers get to answer these and more mind-boggling questions about prickly plants, extreme habitats, close encounters with dangerous animals, and other not-so-nice things nature has to offer!
Awe-Inspiring Lists About the Wonders of the World
by Heather E. SchwartzThe world is an amazing place. Natural wonders, like black-sand beaches and white rainbows, and human-made achievements, like skyscrapers and technology, are just waiting to be explored! Bright pictures, humorous designs, and amazing facts will invite readers to appreciate the wonders of the world.
Delightfully Disturbing Lists About the Paranormal and Unexplained
by Heather E. SchwartzSpooky season can be all year long when the scariest, most spine-tingling facts are collected in this book of delightfully disturbing lists. Chapters make the content event more digestible. Full-color images and inviting designs will engage readers’ minds and get them excited to learn more.
Fascinating Lists About Nature's Grossest and Greatest
by Heather E. SchwartzPlug your nose and brace yourself for some of the smelliest, slimiest, grossest, and greatest things ever found on planet Earth. Easy-to-read lists entice reluctant readers and draw in book lovers who love being totally grossed out! Digestible lists are separated into chapters to make information clear, and full-color images paired with eye-catching designs spark curiosity.
Mind-Blowing Lists About Technology
by Heather E. SchwartzFrom the invention of the wheel to the latest smartphone features, technology has been an important part of human history for thousands of years. Easy-to-read lists featuring fascinating and surprising tech facts are sorted into clear chapters that encourage both reluctant readers and information-seekers alike. Full-color images, fun designs, and amazing facts will get kids’ minds moving.
Desert Communities Past and Present (Who Lived Here?)
by Cindy Jenson-ElliottThe Cahuilla Indians have lived in the hot, dry desert for thousands of years. Learn how they have survived and thrived in this harsh environment and how their lives have changed and remained the same as the world has changed around them.
Arctic Communities Past and Present (Who Lived Here?)
by Cindy Jenson-ElliottTo live in the Arctic, people have had to adapt to a freezing climate of ice and snow. Learn how Arctic communities have survived for thousands of years in this harsh environment. Discover how villagers find food in a land with few animals and plants. Examine how these communities are changing in a world of computers and global climate change.
Daily Life in Ancient Greece (Daily Life in Ancient Civilizations)
by Don NardoAmazing facts about everyday life in ancient Greece.
Working Together
by Laura StickneyPeople can get hard work done by working together. Beginning readers hone their phonics skills while learning how they can work with others at home, at school, or in their communities. As readers practice decoding words with r-controlled vowels, they gain nonfiction knowledge. Every Stairway Decodables book combines multiple aspects of the Science of Reading to support small group instruction, independent reading, and reading practice at home.
Ears Can Hear
by Laura StickneyEars help us hear sounds. Beginning readers hone their phonics skills while learning about different parts of our ears and how they work. As readers practice decoding words with long vowel-r combinations, they gain science knowledge. Every Stairway Decodables nonfiction book combines multiple aspects of the Science of Reading to support small group instruction, independent reading, and reading practice at home.
On the Farm
by Laura StickneyFarms are places where people raise plants and animals. Farmers work hard to harvest crops from their fields. They take care of animals like cows, horses, and pigs. Beginning readers hone their phonics skills while learning about different types of farm animals and plants. As readers practice decoding words with the r-controlled vowel a, they gain nonfiction knowledge. Every Stairway Decodables book combines multiple aspects of the Science of Reading to support small group instruction, independent reading, and reading practice at home.
Birds Around the World
by Laura StickneyDifferent kinds of birds live all over the world. Chickadees adapt to cold weather in the north, while African penguins dive to catch fish off the coasts of Africa. Beginning readers hone their phonics skills while learning about unique birds around the globe. As readers practice decoding words with r-controlled vowels, they gain science knowledge. Every Stairway Decodables nonfiction book combines multiple aspects of the Science of Reading to support small group instruction, independent reading, and reading practice at home.