High up in a tree, inside a glass jar, sits a big eye looking down. Whose eye could it be? Could it belong to a Pan Took, a Gritter, or a Tig with ten eyes? Maybe it even came from a Zipple-Zorf Zombie! As the silly possibilities stack up, the truth about the wandering eye is finally revealed. With playful rhymes, simple decodable words, and lots of nonsense fun, this story supports early readers as they build confidence and fluency. Part of the Nonsense Early Readers series, this book is ...

A strange noise in the kitchen leads to a surprising sight: a Smidge snacking on everything in the fridge! From eggs and pies to yogurt and peas, the food disappears fast. But when the fridge is empty, the Smidge is still hungry. With playful rhymes, simple decodable words, and plenty of silly moments, this story supports early readers as they build confidence. Part of the Nonsense Early Readers series, this book is perfect for children who are moving beyond decodables and ready for indepe...

On a faraway planet called Zoon, a man named Zee-Blick uses a special stick to stay safe from a Wiggle-Wort Wee. But one unlucky trip sends the stick straight into the wrong hands. What will the Wiggle-Wort Wee do with it, and what will Zee-Blick do next? With playful rhymes, simple decodable words, and lots of nonsense fun, this story invites early readers to laugh out loud. Part of the Nonsense Early Readers series, this book is perfect for children who are moving beyond decodables and r...

A plate of peas goes missing at supper, and someone needs an excuse fast! Were the peas eaten by a tiny Beeglib? Gobbled up by fleas riding a pink spotted snail? Or did they vanish on a very strange adventure of their own? As the silly explanations pile up, the truth becomes harder to hide. With playful rhymes, simple decodable words, and lots of nonsense fun, this standalone story helps early readers build confidence. Part of the Nonsense Early Readers series, this book is perfect for chi...

The Flash works hard to protect Central City, helping people in need. He is grateful for the awesome teamwork of the Justice League. His super speed makes him a super hero, but being kind and compassionate makes him a great friend. The Flash is caring! Readers can explore what is means to be caring in this book, which used terms from the Six Pillars of Character Education framework.

Aquaman is open-minded and listens to others. He can communicate with sea animals. Fighting with the other Justice League members, he plays by the rules. He even treats villains like King Shark with fairness. Aquaman is fair! In this bright picture book, fairness is explored with DC Super Heroes and terminology from the Six Pillars of Character framework.

Batman is reliable, always working to protect Gotham City. He is loyal to his friends like Robin, always watching his back. He is courageous when he fights against villains like the Joker. Batman is trustworthy! Using terms and ideas from the Six Pillars of Character framework, this book on trustworthiness supports school character education programs, while exciting readers with vivid illustrations of one of their favorite super heroes.

Budding young scientists can experiment with air resistance and gravity in this super easy and fun project! Kids can gather simple supplies, follow the steps, and watch their toy parachute float to the ground. Readers can also learn about the scientific concepts behind the parachute's gentle descent. The Take It Further feature suggests modifications to try, encouraging kids to extend their experimentation.

Budding young scientists can experiment with chemical reactions in this super easy and fun project! Kids can gather simple supplies, follow the steps, and watch what happens inside their lava lamp. Readers can also learn about the scientific concepts behind the visual spectacle. The Take It Further feature suggests modifications to try, encouraging kids to extend their experimentation.

Budding young scientists can experiment with wheels and axles and forces and motion with this fun project! Kids can gather simple supplies, follow the steps, and watch their car zoom away. Readers can also learn about the scientific concepts that put their car in motion. The Take It Further feature suggests modifications to try, encouraging kids to extend their experimentation.

Budding young scientists can find out what direction the wind is blowing with this easy and fun project! Kids can gather simple supplies, follow the steps, and test out their new weather vane. Readers can also learn about the scientific concepts that make the weather vane work. The Take It Further feature suggests modifications to try, encouraging kids to extend their experimentation.

Superman and manga unite! Put a new spin on iconic Metropolis Super Heroes and Super-Villains, and learn how to draw them as dynamic manga characters. Easy-to-follow steps start with simple lines and progress to fully colored figures that practically leap off the page. Along the way, discover interesting Japanese comics facts and tips for punching up your artwork. Packed full of stunning illustrations, this guide will inspire creativity and help artists of all levels reimagine the Man of S...