Charlie Ogden

This empowering book talks about how family, culture, and values shape our identities and that it is important to be happy with who you are. Identities are the ways that people think about and see themselves. Gender often makes up a large part of our identity. Whether male or female, a person's gender is more about which sex they strongly identify themselves as being. An activity encourages further discussion.

As people, we are all born with certain rights, called human rights, that are not given to us by laws. This book explains that no matter where we live in the world or under what government, our human rights protect our claim to live with freedom, equality, justice, and peace. Case studies discuss what happens when human rights are blocked and our liberty - the right to live the way we want to - is taken away. An activity encourages further discussion.

This empowering book talks about how family, culture, and values shape our identities and that it is important to be happy with who you are. Identities are the ways that people think about and see themselves. Gender often makes up a large part of our identity. Whether male or female, a person's gender is more about which sex they strongly identify themselves as being. An activity encourages further discussion.

Some of the most unique animals on the planet are classified as birds. As readers explore this amazing animal group, they discover fun facts about a wide variety of birds. They also learn the essential scientific skill of classifying animals by common characteristics. Important information is presented to readers through engaging text, fact boxes, and detailed graphic organizers such as diagrams. Colorful photographs of familiar and exotic birds seem to fly off the page, creating a memorable learning experience that enhances common science curriculum topics.

Lions, elephants, and people may seem very different, and they are in many ways. However, they are also similar in enough ways to classify them all as mammals. Readers learn what common characteristics these and other mammals share as they develop their animal classification skills. Through accessible text, fact boxes, and detailed graphic organizers, readers discover amazing things about some of the world's most impressive and unusual mammals. Vibrant, full-color photographs of these amazing animals add to the engaging reading experience, making common science curriculum topics feel fresh and fun for readers.

Insects can be very different, but they all have some important characteristics in common. Readers discover that these shared characteristics are what help scientists classify certain creatures as insects. As readers explore the basics of animal classification, they also discover freaky and fun facts about a variety of insects. These facts are presented alongside colorful photographs showing insects in amazing detail. Readers obtain additional insect information from helpful fact boxes, as well as clear diagrams and other graphic organizers. Focusing on these creepy and cool creatures makes learning basic science curriculum topics fun

Some of the most unique animals on the planet are classified as birds. As readers explore this amazing animal group, they discover fun facts about a wide variety of birds. They also learn the essential scientific skill of classifying animals by common characteristics. Important information is presented to readers through engaging text, fact boxes, and detailed graphic organizers such as diagrams. Colorful photographs of familiar and exotic birds seem to fly off the page, creating a memorable learning experience that enhances common science curriculum topics.

What makes a frog an amphibian and not a reptile or a mammal? Readers discover the answer to this important question as they learn to classify animals based on common characteristics. This essential science curriculum topic is presented in an engaging way, through fun facts about amphibians and the characteristics that separate them from other animals. Eye-catching fact boxes and helpful graphic organizers, including detailed diagrams provide additional information. Readers also find vibrant photographs of amazing amphibians in their natural habitats with each turn of the page.

What makes a frog an amphibian and not a reptile or a mammal? Readers discover the answer to this important question as they learn to classify animals based on common characteristics. This essential science curriculum topic is presented in an engaging way, through fun facts about amphibians and the characteristics that separate them from other animals. Eye-catching fact boxes and helpful graphic organizers, including detailed diagrams provide additional information. Readers also find vibrant photographs of amazing amphibians in their natural habitats with each turn of the page.

Our Values gives readers their first taste of some of the most important values in today's world. Here children can explore what it means to be part of a society and discover the cultural and spiritual diversity that life has to offer.

Our Values gives readers their first taste of some of the most important values in today's world. Here children can explore what it means to be part of a society and discover the cultural and spiritual diversity that life has to offer.

Our Values gives readers their first taste of some of the most important values in today's world. Here children can explore what it means to be part of a society and discover the cultural and spiritual diversity that life has to offer.

Our Values gives readers their first taste of some of the most important values in today's world. Here children can explore what it means to be part of a society and discover the cultural and spiritual diversity that life has to offer.