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Books for Teaching Professionals Frogs Frogs are sure to fascinate kids with their unique life cycle, interesting eating habits, special survival strategies, and impressive athletic abilities. Includes background information, cross-curricular activities, hands-on reproducibles, art projects, games, and more! Grades 1–3 Ocean Life This book is filled with information about the sea and its creatures, plus lots of cross-curricular activities, science projects, and exciting hands-on reproducibles. Grades 1–4 Splish-Splash
Science Make a splash in your classroom with fresh activities that teach about water, such as Pick a Puddle, Disappearing Drops, and Cloud Makers. Includes poems and plays, games, art projects, book links, learning centers, reproducible activities, and a poster. Grades 1–3 101 Science Poems
and Songs for Young Learners This big collection of irresistible poems and songs helps develop an understanding of basic science skills while strengthening literacy. Includes easy activities. Grades 1–3 Scholastic Recommends These Books for Grades PreK–2 I Am Water Easy-to-read text describes water in this Hello Reader! Science book. Ages 3–6 Fish Is Fish A modern fable of a minnow who wants to follow his tadpole friend — who becomes a frog — onto land. Ages 4–7 A House for Hermit
Crab Hermit Crab keeps moving from house to house in this fable based on the true habits of the hermit crab. Ages 4–7 In the Small,
Small Pond This Caldecott Honor winner features lively text and art that details creatures' activities at the pond throughout the seasons of the year. Ages 3–6 Jump, Frog, Jump! This is the turtle . . . that ate the snake . . . who swallowed the fish . . . and so on! Children will want to join in reading this rhythmic cumulative tale. Ages 4–6 My River Learn from creatures like turtles, eels, dragonflies, ducks, and many others that live in and by a river why rivers are important and why we must care for them. Ages 5–8 Elephants Swim In a simple yet clever introduction to animals and the way they respond to water, paper collages feature, among others, elephants, pelicans, a squid, and a polar bear. Ages 4–8 Frogs Fascinating frog facts about amazing amphibians leap from the page of this easy reader. Ages 4–6 Going on a Whale
Watch Striking photographs and accurate diagrams introduce young readers to many different kinds of whales, as viewed through the eyes of children on an exciting whale watch. Ages 4–8 The Magic School
Bus on the Ocean Floor Ms. Frizzle's class embarks on a marvelous undersea adventure, where they see the formation of an island coral reef, witness life in a tidal pool, and more. Ages 6–9 The Magic School
Bus Goes Upstream A book about salmon migration. Ages 6–9 Along a Rocky
Shore Sea otters, sea lions, sea slugs, and sea squires. . . Kids take a look at the unusual homes and habits of these animals and others. From the National Geographic Society Kids Want to Know series. Ages 5-7 Whales Readers will learn that some whales are bigger than the biggest dinosaur that ever lived and that a whale can swim through water at dizzying speeds or dive as deep as a mile. Ages 5–8 |
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