activity programs

Introduces young readers to the world of nature, and includes step-by-step instructions for a selection of related projects and activities.

Offers middle school librarians and teachers practical suggestions for reviving students' enthusiasm for reading, with ideas for workshops, activities, and literacy programs.

Focuses on the insects, birds, amphibians, and other animal life found in many backyards and provides instructions for catching, caring for, studying and releasing those that are safe to touch.

Presents an introduction to multiplication, in simple text and illustrations, as the reader is invited to use the math concept to keep track of animals on a farm.

Presents an introduction to graphing, in simple text and illustrations, as the reader is invited to compare animals and plants found in a desert.

Presents over 130 strategies for improving reading comprehension, focusing on a method of reading, reflection, and retelling, and includes ninety reproducible worksheets.

Demonstrates that "hands are not for hitting" by suggesting many positive uses for them, such as saying hello, playing, creating, and helping.

Describes a variety of activities, projects, and ideas designed to teach young people about nature, covering hiking, camping, and shore explorations, as well as wildlife and nighttime observations.

Describes different stages in the lives of plants and animals and looks at what all creatures need to grow and develop.

Presents an introduction to the changing world of nature throughout the seasons, and includes step-by-step instructions for a selection of related projects and activities.