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This book is age appropriate for early elementary school students. It introduces the reader to the definition of reptile, and discusses different animals that are in this classification. It discusses what they eat, where they live, and how they are born. It is great book for a science lesson.

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This book is a great informative text about the solar system. It discusses all of the different planets, and what they look like. It also tells you what to look for in the night sky when you are looking for planets. It also discusses when these planets were first named and discovered. This book is great for 2nd-3rd graders to teach about science.

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This books talks about different characteristics of deserts. It shows pictures of different deserts, and lists the different animals and plants that can be found there. It also names different deserts around the world. This can be used to teach science and social studies to early elementary school grades.

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This book is appropriate for young elementary grades who are learning about science and social studies. This book shows pictures of different types of mountains. It lists the highest mountain in North America. It also talks about different animals and plants that live on mountains.

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In this book, the author demonstrates the different stages a seed goes through while developing into a plant. It lists each stage of a plant’s life, and shows pictures of what it looks like. This is a great book for younger elementary school students that are learning about seeds turning into plants.

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This book talks about the process of planting a seed. It discusses what you need in order to plant a seed, and insure that it will grow. This is age appropriate for students K-1st. It is great for teaching a science lesson about basic needs of plants.

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How Water Gets from Treatment Plants to Toilet Bowls

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How Water Gets from Treatment Plants to Toilet Bowls

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This book is a nonfiction book that talks about how we get access to water in our homes and other places. This book could be used for any grade in elementary school to teach children about science. This also teaches the reader how to conserve water.

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This is a historic nonfiction book about a child living during the Civil Rights movement. This book would be a great book for students in the 3rd-5th grade. It teaches about the history of the Civil Rights movement and MLK Jr. through the eyes of an African American child during the 1960’s.

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This is another fun nonfiction book about animals. This book constantly asks questions about what animals make what kinds of sounds. Then it answers, and tells the reader all the different types of animals that bark, squeal, bellow, growl, etc.

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This book is great for elementary students who are interested in animals. This book teaches the reader about mongooses. It talks about where they live, what they look like, how they hunt for food, and how they protect themselves against predators.

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This book is great for younger children in Kindergarten or First grade. It is a nonfiction book that mentions different colors. It also shows real-life objects that look like they’re making a smiley faces. This book also has a positive message, encouraging the reader to smile!

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This is a fun book that at first, seems like a fictional story. However, this book discusses what the moon is, where it came from, and what all it does. This is a great book for early elementary school students because, it has bright captivating illustrations. It also helps relate the jobs of the moon to things that children will easily understand.

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This book is a book about growing different plants in a garden. The child in the book grows different vegetables in the garden with her parent in order to make vegetable soup. In the end, they pick the vegetables they grew, and prepare them for the soup. This book teaches about science and how to grow plants. It also encourages students to eat delicious veggies!

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This book is a nonfiction book that talks about a specific type of bat, the Mexican Free-Tailed bat. While this book mentions other bats, it mainly discusses where the Mexican Free-tailed bats live, eat and migrate to. This book is perfect for younger elementary students to learn about nonfiction texts features, and to learn about bats during the month of October.

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Robert D. Ballard talks about discovering the Titanic on the bottom of the ocean floor. A lady named Ruth Becker also tells her story of surviving the ship wreck in 1912. Ballard and his team discovered many things when then visited the ship, but believe it should be left in peace. This book is great for 2nd-5th grade students. It teaches about both science and social studies.