William Rice

Journey to Africa to explore the world of the grasslands! Readers are taken on an adventure through the grasslands to learn about the various animal and plant life and grassland conservation in this fascinating nonfiction book that features striking photographs and riveting facts. Even the most reluctant of readers will be captivated as they move from cover to cover.

Las lunas is a Spanish nonfiction reader written for students in Grades 2-3. This engaging science book introduces young readers to the diverse moons in our solar system, including Earth's moon and the many moons of other planets. Students will explore how these moons differ in size, shape, and composition, and how they influence their surrounding environments. With clear language and helpful text features, this title supports early science learning and encourages curiosity about space. Written in Spanish to support bilingual and dual-language classrooms Explores planetary moons using age-appropriate explanations and vocabulary Includes text features such as glossary, table of contents, and index Encourages students to compare moons and think critically about their characteristics Ideal for classroom libraries, group reading, or at-home learning support

Take young readers on an out-of-this-world adventure with Los planetas, a vibrant Spanish-language nonfiction book designed for students in Grades 2-3 and ages 6-11. This engaging text introduces children to the planets in our solar system using clear, age-appropriate language and vivid imagery. From Mercury to Neptune, readers will discover each planet's characteristics, size, and position, while developing foundational knowledge in Earth and space science. Ideal for dual-language classrooms and Spanish-speaking families, this book also supports early science literacy, content-area vocabulary, and independent reading. Teachers and parents can use this resource to spark curiosity and support cross-curricular learning in science and reading. For Grades 2-3 and ages 6-11 Introduces facts about all eight planets Supports science and vocabulary development in Spanish Features vibrant photos and easy-to-follow text Great for bilingual education or home learning

Las estrellas is a Spanish-language nonfiction reader that introduces early elementary students to the wonders of stars and their role in the universe. Through accessible text and vivid images, this engaging title explores how stars form, shine, and group together in constellations. Designed for young learners in Grades K-2, it supports science instruction and dual-language classrooms. Written in Spanish to support bilingual and dual-language instruction. Introduces basic astronomy concepts such as stars, light, and constellations. Reinforces observational skills with real-life space imagery. Perfect for early science lessons, classroom libraries, or take-home reading. Encourages curiosity about space and builds science vocabulary.

Asteroids and comets shoot straight through space. They just look like bright lights with tails, but there is much more to these fascinating objects Learn all about asteroids and comets in this Spanish-translated book.

Learn all about planet Earth in this engaging, colorful title Earth is our home. It is a big, beautiful place that orbits the sun. What else is there to know about Earth? Read this Spanish-translated book to find out

What does the sun do for us other than give us light during the day? It gives us warmth, energy, and so much more Learn all about the sun in this Spanish-translated book.

How does a liquid become a gas? Through evaporation Evaporation helps make puddles disappear after it rains. In this Spanish-translated book, learn all about evaporation and how it happens.

What continues to expand to take up all the space it can? Gases Gas is a state of matter, like a liquid or a solid. But it has properties that are quite different. In this Spanish-translated book, read all about the differences and what makes a gas a gas.

How does a gas change to a liquid? Through condensation Condensation is the liquid that appears on your bathroom mirror after a hot shower. It is the big gray clouds in the sky just before a rain. In this Spanish-translated book, learn all about condensation and how it happens.

What takes the shape of the container it is in and changes shape when the container changes? Liquids Liquid is a state of matter that has some big differences from solids and gases. Learn all about liquids with this colorful, Spanish-translated title

Sun is a 32-page nonfiction book that introduces young readers to the science and significance of the sun in our solar system. Through simple language, bright photos, and engaging facts, students learn how the sun affects Earth, why it is essential for life, and how it relates to seasons, weather, and energy. This book supports early science instruction and includes a glossary and index to support vocabulary development. Solar Science: Explains the sun's role in the solar system. Life & Energy: Teaches how the sun affects life and the environment. Visual Learning: Uses vibrant images to maintain reader interest. Vocabulary Support: Includes glossary and index for comprehension. 32 Pages: Ideal for elementary science lessons.

Stars is a 32-page nonfiction science reader designed for students in Grades 3-5. This engaging book introduces young readers to the brilliant world of stars-what they are, how they form, and their role in the universe. With vivid photography, accessible language, and a clear structure, the book supports inquiry-based science instruction and independent reading. Ideal for classroom libraries, science units, and early astronomy lessons. * Explains the life cycle and classification of stars. * Introduces key astronomy vocabulary and concepts. * Builds curiosity about space and scientific exploration. * Features striking NASA imagery to enhance engagement. * 32-page reader aligned to science standards for Grades 3-5.

Asteroids and Comets is a 32-page nonfiction science reader that introduces young students in Grades 3-5 to celestial bodies beyond Earth. Through vivid images and age-appropriate language, this book explores the differences between asteroids and comets, their origins, paths through space, and the impact they can have on our planet. Ideal for science classrooms and independent readers, it supports inquiry-based learning and space science literacy. Celestial Concepts: Explores how asteroids and comets differ and move through space. STEM Connections: Builds scientific vocabulary and critical thinking. Visual Aids: Features space photography and labeled diagrams. Classroom Use: Great for science units or space-themed lessons. Format: 32-page text ideal for Grades 3-5 learners and libraries.

Moons introduces early elementary readers to the fascinating natural satellites that orbit planets across our solar system. Through engaging text and vivid images, students will learn what moons are, how they form, and how they differ in size, shape, and appearance. The book also highlights Earth's Moon and its role in science and culture. Designed to build science literacy and support STEM instruction, this title is ideal for classroom libraries or home learning. Engaging nonfiction science reader for young learners Explains what moons are and how they form Compares moons across the solar system Builds foundational science and vocabulary skills Great for space science units and early STEM education

Earth is a 32-page nonfiction book designed for early elementary readers to explore our planet's land, water, air, and life. As part of a science-focused series, this title uses simple text and vivid images to explain Earth's systems, including weather, soil, oceans, and ecosystems. The book is ideal for Grades 1-3, supporting STEM learning and independent reading. Planet Focus: Introduces landforms, water bodies, and air. Earth Systems: Explains how nature's elements interact. STEM-Aligned: Supports foundational science skills. Visual Tools: Glossary and labeled illustrations aid learning. Format: 32-page resource for Grades 1-3 readers and classrooms.

Evaporation is a 32-page nonfiction book that explains the process of evaporation and its role in the water cycle. Written for young readers, the book uses clear text and vivid visuals to explore how water changes from liquid to gas, what conditions affect evaporation, and why it's essential for life on Earth. Ideal for supporting elementary science standards and inquiry-based learning. Clear Concepts: Introduces evaporation in accessible language. Water Cycle: Connects evaporation to Earth's water systems. Relatable Examples: Uses everyday scenarios to explain concepts. Visual Aids: Includes diagrams and photos to reinforce learning. Curriculum-Aligned: 32-page book supports earth science instruction.

Gases is a nonfiction science reader that introduces young students to the properties and behavior of gases in our world. Aimed at early elementary learners, this book uses clear, simple language and vibrant images to explore how gases move, expand, and take the shape of their containers. Through real-life examples and hands-on concepts, it builds foundational understanding in physical science and helps students make sense of the invisible world around them. Explains basic gas properties using kid-friendly vocabulary. Connects science content to everyday experiences with air and gases. Encourages observation, prediction, and inquiry-based learning. Supports key science standards for primary grades. Great for classroom science centers, read-alouds, or independent reading.

Condensation introduces students in Grades 2-4 to the key role of condensation in the water cycle. This engaging nonfiction reader uses clear explanations and vivid images to show how water changes form, how condensation contributes to weather patterns, and why it matters to our environment. Designed to develop literacy skills while building scientific understanding. Explains how condensation works and why it's important in the water cycle Supports scientific inquiry with real-life examples and visuals Encourages vocabulary development with subject-specific terms Builds critical thinking through structured informational text Aligned to science standards for grades 2-4

Liquids is an engaging nonfiction science reader that introduces early learners in Grades K-2 to the physical properties of liquids. Using clear, age-appropriate language and vivid photographs, this book explains what makes liquids unique, how they behave, and where they are found in everyday life. Perfect for classroom science centers or guided reading, it builds foundational science vocabulary while supporting observation and inquiry skills. Describes key characteristics of liquids including flow, shape, and volume. Encourages curiosity and observation of real-world materials and states of matter. Supports Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) for early physical science. Reinforces reading comprehension through simple text and visual cues. Ideal for science units, independent reading, and group discussion in Grades K-2.