Grade 3

How do gymnasts use physics to take home gold medals? What technology make Olympians' bicycles the best? Each book in STEM in the Summer Olympics highlights a different Olympic event and the… More →

What is it like to get trapped in a blinding sandstorm in the Sahara Desert? Or to be lost in a rain forest, battling stinging insects and other dangerous animals while trying to get back to… More →

Open these books to treat yourself to some of the cutest shots of baby animals around. It doesn't matter if they are eating, sleeping, or playing, the babies in this series are absolutely… More →

One day, doodler dweeb Andy finds a glowing pencil at a toxic waste dump and discovers he can redraw reality! Now Andy is Super Dweeb! He can draw anything into life and erase his problems.… More →

Have you ever dreamed of achieving unbelievable superhuman feats? Through approachable, leveled text, this series explores the world of superheroes and whether superhuman powers can become a… More →

Who discovered germ theory? Why do we need vaccines? When did people start using antibiotics? Each book in Super Science Feats: Medical Breakthroughs profiles a specific accomplishment in the More →

Supersonic Phonics Decodable Leveled Readers - a comprehensive approach to phonetically decodable reading! 166 titles across 13 levels with fun, quirky stories that engage young readers. This More →

Level 10 - White books are intended to be read with increasing fluency. Children will have learned most of the common letter-sound combinations and can read familiar words automatically… More →

Level 11 - Lime books are intended to be read with increasing fluency. Children will have learned most of the common letter-sound combinations and can read familiar words automatically… More →

With Level 4/5 - Blue/Green, children will practice their knowledge and learn to read and spell words that have adjacent consonants (for example, trap, strong, milk, and crept). More →

In Level 4 - Blue books, children build on the letter-sound combinations learned in levels 1 and 2. They learn consonant digraphs (sounds made up of two letters together such as 'ch' or 'll') More →

In Level 5 - Green, children will learn new graphemes and alternative pronunciations for known graphemes. For example, they have already learned /ow/ as in 'cow' and will now learn /ow/ as in More →