Synopsis: Through this simple book, readers get to read colors and animals and explore very cute illustrations of them.

Publishing: Henry Holt, 1996

Synopsis: The Cat in the Hat and friends explore different components of the solar system, like what makes up our solar system, its size, and what we have done in space exploration. The book follows a rhyming style and has been revised to be more inclusive.

Publishing: Random House, 1999

Synopsis: The seed is an angry, bad seed. Throughout this book, he learns about perspective and self-acceptance to help better his mood and mindset.

Publishing: Harper Collins, 2017

Synopsis: Piggie and Gerald are great friends with different personalities. Piggie finds a new friend, and Gerald must learn how to share friends.

Publishing: Disney Hyperion, 2014

Synopsis: This book describes the battles occurring in the American Revolution and tells the story of the war timeline and how our nation came to be.

Publishing: Rockridge 2021

Synopsis: Little peas explore the alphabet by using different words and topics in a fun rhyming pattern.

Publishing: Little Simon, 2014

Synopsis: This book follows the stories of 13 women who persisted against their circumstances to make real change in our world, including Harriet Tubman and Ruby Bridges.

Publishing: Philomel, 2017

Synopsis: Malala, a little girl in Pakistan, wishes for a magic pencil to help clean up and fix her community. As she uses her pencil, she realizes she should use her gift to help the world and even bigger problems that we have.

Publishing: Little Brown & Co., 2017

Synopsis: Walt and his friends are all growing. Each friend is the best at something, except for Walt. He gets to learn about his own strengths and develop confidence.

Publishing: Disney Hyperion

Synopsis: This book uses a rhyming, catchy pattern to teach fingers, hands, and thumbs. The monkeys use their hands to play with musical instruments.

Publishing: Random House, 1998

Synopsis: This book explores different scientific facts about our world through large numbers.

Publishing: Greenwillow Books, 2020

Synopsis: 5 friends study the basic foundation of how buildings are made in order to learn how to make a dog house for their dog.

Publishing: Kids Can Press, 2011

Synopsis: A family of rabbits live through the different months and overcome challenges by solving different math problems.

Publishing: Simon and Schuster, 2010

Synopsis: Edith Clarke was the first female engineer, but no one would hire her. So, she created a calculator on paper to help with her work. She won an award and was honored for her scientific contributions.

Publishing: Calkins Creek, 2020

Synopsis: Through 7 different stations, Mr. Whiskers encourages his students to explore experiments where his students observe matter at work.

Publishing: Candlewick, 2007

Synopsis: Raye Montague wanted to be an engineer, but she faced gender and racial inequality. Despite challenges, she was able to help design ships for the U.S. Navy.

Publishing: The Innovative Press, 2018

Synopsis: Katherine is a very gifted mathematician who loves numbers. This book follows the story of a woman who helped coordinate the launch of Apollo 13 and overcomes challenges along the way.

Publishing: Henry Holt & Co., 2018

Synopsis: Pebbles is a curious butterfly who explores different ecosystems and finds out different quantitative facts about each one.

Publishing: Joey Benun, 2023

Synopsis: The trapezoid can't find a part in the play because his friends think he looks more like a dinosaur. This book teaches students about the unique properties of each shape and how to be accepting of yourself.

Publishing: Charlesbridge, 2019

Synopsis: The class shrinks again. This time, they fly in a model airplane to learn about how wings make it fly.

Publishing: Scholastic, 1997