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Discover the wonders of science and nature with the Smithsonian''s captivating life science 6-book collection for middle school students! Dive into the fascinating world of biology, explore photosynthesis, journey through Yellowstone, encounter thrilling tales of survival, unravel the mysteries of DNA, and meet a Megalodon. This engaging set brings science to life, sparking curiosity and a passion for learning in every young reader. Books in this set include, What Happens to Your Body When, All About Photosynthesis, Yellowstone’s Ecosystem, Predators and Prey, Working with DNA and Genetics, and Meet the Megalodon.

Explore the wonders of our world and beyond with the Smithsonian''s exciting physical science 6-book collection designed for middle schoolers! Dive into the essential element that sustains life, from oceans to raindrops. Discover the power and impact of nature in "Wildfires," learning how these intense blazes shape ecosystems. Journey into the cosmos with where you''ll explore the mysteries of space and the sounds it produces. Look at the engineering marvels behind the fastest vehicles on Earth. Uncover how we explore the depths of the oceans using sound waves. Finally, turn everyday science into delicious fun where chemistry and cooking collide. This collection is perfect for sparking curiosity and a love for science in young minds. Books in this set include, All About Water, Wildfires, Sounds of the Universe, High-Speed Cards, Sonar and Submarine Technology, and Energy Reactions in the Kitchen.

Advances in Biomedical Corrosion: New Trends, Challenges, and Solutions encompasses just over 10 years of research into the interplay between corrosion and biomedical materials, based on technical papers by experts in the field. While the range of biomedical materials is impressive--spanning metals, alloys, ceramics, and polymers--this title focuses on metals and alloys. The book covers corrosion topics and technologies ranging nanomaterials for biomedical coatings to additive manufacturing for hip and knee replacements to the potentials of various alloys.

Nurture Positive Behaviors with the Best Behavior® Series The toddler years are full of growth, smiles, and sweetness – but also hitting, kicking, tantrums, yelling, and nose-picking. This six-book board book set is thoughtfully crafted for children aged 1–4, helping them navigate their actions and emotions with simple words, lively full-color illustrations, and positive messages. Perfect for parents, grandparents, caregivers, and educators, every book includes helpful tips and ideas in the back to make learning about good behavior fun and engaging. Books included in the boxed set:Hands Are Not for Hitting: It''s never too early to learn about the many good things hands can do. Simple words and charming pictures invite even the youngest children to use their hands for fun and caring actions and to understand that hitting is never okay. Feet Are Not for Kicking: Help your little ones understand that feet are meant for fun activities like walking, running, and kicking balls or leaves —not people. In simple words and colorful pictures, this book helps children learn to use their feet for fun, not hurt others. Noses Are Not for Picking: A gentle, humorous guide to help toddlers break the nose-picking habit and develop healthier hygiene practices. Kids learn the importance of using tissues and washing hands in a fun and memorable way. Voices Are Not for Yelling: Toddlers are still learning to express their feelings. This book teaches them why it''s better to use their "indoor voice" and how to calm down and ask for help so they can get what they need. Waiting Is Not Forever: Toddlers can learn patience with simple strategies to make waiting easier. This book offers creative ideas to keep little ones engaged while they wait, promoting self-control and delayed gratification. Words Are Not for Hurting: Children are known for speaking their minds. With gentle guidance, this book helps them choose helpful words and say two very important words—“I’m sorry”—when hurtful words come out before they can stop them. The Best Behavior® Series is an invaluable addition to any child''s library, helping to foster a lifetime of positive behavior and emotional growth. Why Parents, Educators, and Caregivers Love the Best Behavior® Series: These books are a trusted resource for teaching children about empathy, kindness, and healthy habits. With their engaging stories and vibrant illustrations, they make learning about good behavior a positive and enjoyable experience for both children and adults. Features:Durable Board Book Format: Perfect for little hands and built to withstand the rigors of toddler life. Bilingual Editions Available: English-Spanish editions offer accessible learning for bilingual families. Parent and Caregiver Tips: Each book includes helpful tips and ideas to support your child''s learning and growth.

Help preschoolers develop their emotional vocabulary and express their big feelings with this carefully crafted collection of twelve picture books. Perfect for educators, teachers, counselors, parents, and school social workers, this set provides young children with the language and tools to feel safe and manage their emotions. Each book gently addresses common emotions, from sadness and anger to fear and worry, while encouraging healthy coping strategies. Through relatable stories and vibrant illustrations, children will learn to understand and articulate their emotions, empowering them to navigate their feelings and build resilience. Titles in this set include, Germs Are Not for Sharing, Worries Are Not Forever, Sometimes When I''m Worried, How to Train Your Amygdala, Sometimes When I''m Sad, Bounce Back!: A book about resilience, F Is for Feelings, 1-2-3 My Feelings and Me, Cool Down and Work Through Anger, Talk and Work It Out, When I Feel Afraid, and I Know Sad.

Introduce preschool and pre-K children to the world of emotions with this 13-book collection designed to foster emotional awareness, resilience, and healthy expression of feelings. Educators, teachers, counselors, parents, and school social workers will love the simple language, engaging illustrations, and relatable scenarios to help young children understand and manage their emotions, from worry and sadness to anger and fear. Perfect for the classroom, children will learn how to identify their feelings, talk about them, and discover positive ways to navigate big emotions. Titles in the collection include Bounce Back!: A Book About Resilience, Worries Are Not Forever, 1-2-3 My Feelings and Me, F Is for Feelings, Talk and Work It Out, When I Feel Afraid, Cool Down and Work Through Anger, Sometimes When I''m Mad, Sometimes When I''m Bored, I Know Sad, Sometimes When I''m Worried, How to Train Your Amygdala, and Sometimes When I''m Sad.

This insightful set of books for fifth-grade students delves into leadership and responsibility, offering a comprehensive look at how these themes shape our society. Presidential Elections explore the intricate process of electing a president, emphasizing the importance of informed participation and the responsibilities associated with voting. Changing the Constitution examines the amendments and reforms that adapt our foundational document, highlighting the role of responsible leadership in evolving a just society. Leaders in Congress introduce students to the legislative branch and its leaders, showcasing how their decisions impact national policies and the importance of accountability in governance. U. S. Immigration Today provides a current perspective on immigration, teaching students about the responsibilities and challenges of integrating diverse populations into the fabric of society. Finally, Brown v. Board of Education tells the pivotal story of this landmark Supreme Court case, demonstrating the impact of courageous leadership and the ongoing pursuit of equality and justice. Books in this set include Presidential Elections, Changing the Constitution, Leaders in Congress, U. S. Immigration Today, and Brown v. Board of Education: The Road to a Landmark Decision.

This informative set of five books for fifth-grade students emphasizes the significance of community and social awareness, providing young readers with valuable insights into their roles as responsible citizens. Talking About Civics introduces fundamental civic concepts, helping students understand the principles of governance and their impact on everyday life. Sandra Day O''Connor highlights the trailblazing contributions of the first female Supreme Court Justice, demonstrating how individual actions can drive social progress and inspire future leaders. Making a Global Impact encourages students to think about their role in the world, showcasing how collective actions and awareness can address global issues and foster positive change. Money Then and Now explores the evolution of currency and economic systems, teaching students about financial responsibility and its influence on society. Finally, Our Rights Online addresses digital citizenship and the importance of protecting personal rights and privacy online, equipping students with the tools to navigate and contribute positively to the digital community. Books in this set include Talking About Civics, Sandra Day O’Connor: Paving the Way, Making a Global Impact, Money Then and Now, and Our Rights Online.

This compelling set of five books for fourth-grade students focuses on the essential themes of leadership and responsibility, guiding young readers to understand their actions'' impact and civic engagement''s importance. Voting for President explains the significance of presidential elections and the responsibility of choosing a leader, highlighting the power of informed voting. Changing Laws teaches students how laws are made and reformed, emphasizing the role of responsible citizens and leaders in shaping just societies. State and Local Leaders introduce the various roles of leaders within communities, showing how responsible leadership at all levels directly impacts the lives of citizens. Wise Words from U. S. Presidents offers insights from past presidents, providing students with examples of strong, ethical leadership and the responsibilities of holding power. Finally, How Do Governments Spend Money? It breaks down the complexities of government spending, teaching students about fiscal responsibility and the careful decision-making required to manage public resources effectively. Books in this set include Voting for President, Changing Laws, State and Local Leaders, Wise Words from U. S. Presidents, and How Do Governments Spend Money?

This inspiring set of books for fourth-grade students emphasizes the importance of community and social awareness, encouraging young readers to recognize their role in creating a better world. Fannie Lou Hamer tells the powerful story of a civil rights leader who championed equality and justice, teaching students the impact one person can have on advancing social change. Making Decisions helps students understand the importance of thoughtful decision-making, mainly when those choices affect others, fostering a sense of responsibility within their communities. What''s the Deal with Voting? Demystifies the voting process, highlighting the importance of participation in democracy and how individual voices contribute to the greater good. Citizens of Planet Earth broadens students'' perspectives by emphasizing global citizenship and the interconnectedness of all people, encouraging them to think beyond their immediate surroundings. Finally, Media Matters introduces the concept of media literacy, helping students critically analyze the information they encounter and understand the role media plays in shaping societal views. Books in this set include Fannie Lou Hamer: Fighting for the Rights of Others, Making Decisions, What’s the Deal with Voting?, Citizens of Planet Earth, and Media Matters.

This thoughtfully curated set of books for third-grade students explores the central themes of leadership and responsibility, guiding young readers to understand their roles in society. American Indian Leaders Today introduces students to contemporary Indigenous leaders who are making significant contributions, inspiring them to appreciate diverse The Preamble: The Spirit of America perspectives in leadership delves into the foundational principles of the United States, teaching the importance of responsibility in upholding these values. Everyone Pays Taxes explains the role of taxes in supporting community services, helping students understand their civic duties, and the impact of collective contributions. Will You Sign My Petition? Empower young readers with the knowledge of how petitions can be a powerful tool for change, encouraging them to take the initiative in their communities. Finally, What Is an Election? provides a comprehensive look at the election process, highlighting the responsibilities of voters and the importance of informed decision-making. Books in this set include American Indian Leaders Today, The Preamble: The Spirit of America, Everyone Pays Taxes, Will You Sign My Petition?, and What is an Election?

This engaging set of books for third-grade students highlights the importance of community and social awareness, encouraging young readers to become active and informed participants in their world. Creativity in Communities showcases how collective creativity and innovation can solve problems and enhance the quality of life in neighborhoods, inspiring students to think outside the box and contribute to their communities. Civic Duty emphasizes the power of collaboration and the importance of fulfilling responsibilities for the greater good, teaching children how working together can lead to meaningful change. Clean Air to Share addresses environmental responsibility, showing students the significance of maintaining clean, healthy air for everyone and fostering a shared stewardship of the planet. What Is Media? Introduces the concept of media literacy, helping students understand how information is shared and their role in responsibly interpreting and spreading messages. Finally, John Lewis tells the inspiring story of a civil rights leader who exemplified courage and commitment to justice, encouraging young readers to stand up for what is right and positively impact their communities. Books in this set include Creativity in Communities, Civic Duty: Working Together, Clean Air to Share, What is Media?, and John Lewis: Making Good Trouble.

This dynamic set of books for second-grade students is designed to teach leadership and responsibility. Your Vote, Your Voice empowers young readers to understand that their choices and opinions matter, showing how participating in decisions shapes the world around them. Leaders in the Community introduces students to local leaders who make a difference every day, inspiring them to take on roles of responsibility in their own lives. Dwight D. Eisenhower offers a captivating look at the life of a significant American figure, demonstrating the qualities of strong leadership and the impact of responsibility on a national level. O Say Can You See deepens students'' understanding of patriotism and the responsibilities of citizenship, fostering a sense of pride and duty. Finally, Follow That Dollar introduces the journey of money, teaching the importance of financial responsibility and how wise decisions can lead to positive outcomes for individuals and communities. Together, these books provide a comprehensive foundation in leadership and responsibility, preparing young readers to be thoughtful, proactive members of society. Books in this set include Your Vote, Your Voice, Leaders in the Community, Dwight D. Eisenhower: An American Leader, O Say Can You See, and Follow That Dollar.

This insightful set of five books for second-grade students emphasizes the importance of community and social awareness, empowering young readers to understand their role in making a positive impact. Every Dollar Makes a Difference teaches the value of financial contributions, big or small, and how collective efforts can drive meaningful change. Solving Problems Together highlights the power of collaboration and teamwork, showing how communities can overcome challenges when they unite with a common purpose. Changing Our Community inspires students to become active participants in improving their surroundings, demonstrating that everyone can make a difference. Every Drop Counts emphasizes the importance of conserving resources and protecting the environment, fostering a sense of responsibility for our shared world. Finally, See Something, Say Something encourages vigilance and the courage to speak up when something doesn’t seem right, teaching children the vital role they play in ensuring the safety and well-being of their community. Books in this set include Every Dollar Makes a Difference, Solving Problems Together, Changing Our Community, Every Drop Counts, and See Something, Say Something.

This captivating set of books for first-grade students introduces the concepts of leadership and responsibility in a way that is both engaging and accessible. How to Vote teaches young readers about the democratic process, empowering them with the knowledge that every voice matters in making decisions for the community. Park Rangers showcases the dedication and responsibility of those who protect our natural spaces, inspiring students to care for the environment. In You Have Rights! children learn about their rights and the importance of standing up for themselves and others, reinforcing that being responsible also means being an advocate. My Country, ''Tis of Thee instills a sense of national pride and responsibility, teaching the significance of our country’s values and traditions. Lastly, Payday! introduces the basics of financial responsibility, helping children understand the value of earning, saving, and making wise choices with money. Together, these books provide a strong foundation in leadership and responsibility, encouraging young readers to become conscientious, active members of society. Books in this set include How to Vote, Park Rangers, You Have Rights!, My Country, ‘Tis of Thee, and Payday!

This thoughtfully curated set of books for first-grade students fosters a deep understanding of community and social awareness. Volunteers to the Rescue highlights the importance of helping others and the impact that even small acts of kindness can have on a community. Fair Play teaches the value of honesty, fairness, and respect in all interactions, emphasizing the importance of good sportsmanship on and off the field. Through Eunice Kennedy Shriver, children learn about inclusivity and how one person’s vision can bring about positive change for people of all abilities. The World in My Neighborhood broadens students'' perspectives by introducing them to their communities'' rich diversity and cultures. Finally, Who We Are encourages self-reflection and understanding of how our identities contribute to the larger social fabric. This set of books empowers young readers to be compassionate, thoughtful members of their communities. Books in this set include Volunteers to the Rescue, Fair Play, Eunice Kennedy Shriver: Inspiring Olympics for All, The World in My Neighborhood, and Who We Are.

Introduce kindergarten students to the foundational concepts of leadership and responsibility with this engaging set of five books. We Can Vote teaches the power of making choices and having a voice in the community. At the same time, Presidents introduces children to the leaders of our country, inspiring them with stories of courage and dedication. The Flag and Pledge of Allegiance instill a sense of pride and responsibility, helping children understand the symbols and promises that unite us as a nation. Lastly, Dollars and Cents provides an early introduction to financial responsibility, teaching the value of money and the importance of making thoughtful decisions. Together, these books create a well-rounded foundation for young readers, encouraging them to embrace their roles as responsible, active citizens. Books in this set include We Can Vote, Presidents, The Flag, I Pledge of Allegiance, and Dollars and Cents

Introduce your kindergarteners to the vibrant world of community and social awareness with this curated five-book set designed to inspire young minds. From the brave and selfless acts outlined in Community Heroes to the everyday kindness celebrated in Good People Everywhere, these books teach children the value of empathy and helping others. Meet and Greet encourages kids to engage positively with those around them, while Clara Barton, Teacher, Nurse, and Leader, introduces them to an iconic figure whose life was dedicated to service. Lastly, Signs All Around Us helps children navigate the world by recognizing the importance of signs in their community. This collection fosters a sense of belonging, kindness, and understanding in every young reader. Books in this set include Community Heroes, Meet and Greet, Clara Barton: Teacher, Nurse, Leader, Good People Everywhere, and Signs All Around Us.

Self-help, kid-style! Kids ages six to nine can tote these handy guides anywhere and boost their skills. With practical advice, silly jokes, fun illustrations, and a kid-centric point of view, these books are the go-to for help with everything, from triumphing over teasing to learning to be a fantastic friend to becoming a self-confidence superstar, and more! This fiver-book set includes:Ease the TeaseMake a Friend, Be a FriendYay! You FailedRules! Rules! Rules! Be Yourself, Like Yourself