Beginner Reader Bundle

In Animals, young readers are introduced to basic information about animals. Animals have different characteristics, such as fur, scales, wings, and different numbers of legs. Animals live almost everywhere: in the ground, water, and trees. Some animals live in houses, and some build their own homes.

In Life young readers begin to explore basic concepts about living things. Fundamental science facts are explained through simply written text and fun illustrations. Learn that living things grow and move, need food, reproduce, come in all sizes, and are found almost everywhere.

In Atoms, young children discover atoms, a basic concept in chemistry. Atoms are like building blocks that makeup everything we touch, taste, smell, or see.

In What is Biology? young readers are introduced to biology, the study of living things. Examples are basic concepts—living things eat, grow, and move; plants make their food; living things are found in different environments; biologists study living things.

In French Fries and Fizzy Pop, young readers learn the chemistry of taste. Atoms makeup everything we touch, taste, smell, and see. Atoms link to make molecules. Molecules cause different foods to have different flavors, such as sweet, sour, salty, and bitter.

In Force, young readers learn that force is described as any action that changes the location or shape of an object or how fast or slowly it moves (speed). Examples of force are given.