Rice, Dona

A brief biography of President Jimmy Carter describing his early life, career, personal beliefs, and people who inspired him.

Simple photographs and text show young readers how to keep our earth healthy and clean.

Introduces bodies of water, including how they are formed, different types of water bodies, and how they are used by people.

Describes several common traits that help animals survive, including fur, camouflage, and hunting skills.

"Which is more and which is less? Use your math mind to figure it out!"--Provided by publisher.

"Some animals are covered in fuzzy fur. Others travel thousands of miles each year, searching for warm weather and food. Some can even blend into their environment. These are traits that help animals survive"--Provided by publisher.

A reader's theater script about Theodore Roosevelt, known as Teedie when he was a boy, who was sick with very bad asthma and the doctors did not know how to treat it, everyone expected Teedie to die young, but with hard work and determination, he overcame his sickness and became the President of the United States.

"Humans are like a tiny speck compared to Earth. And Earth is like a tiny speck compared to the universe. Words cannot describe how massive our universe really is. It's difficult to imagine that we're really so small. Even though we might be small compared to the universe, we are still part of this complex and fascinating system"--Provided by publisher.

Photographs and simple text introduce early readers to bees. Includes list of words to know.

Photographs and simple text introduce early readers to different types of weather. Includes list of words to know.