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I'm Allergic to Eggs
It can be difficult to find food that doesn't have eggs in it. From pasta to packaged cookies, many products have eggs it in, which isn't great news for people with allergies to eggs! However, with a little knowledge and preparation, it's possible to rarely have the rashes, hives, or nausea that this allergy can cause. In this book, readers learn why people have an egg allergy and how to eat safely when living with it. Written in age-appropriate language, the main content offers helpful information and advice both for readers with allergies or for those trying to learn more.
I'm Allergic to Soy
Soy allergies often surface as early as infancy with some babies showing signs of an allergy to soy in formula. Most of the time, soy allergies cause hives and itchiness, however sometimes, soy allergies can risk a person's life! Readers learn what causes a soy allergy, what signs to look for if someone is having a reaction, and what to do if a friend or family member needs help. With age-appropriate safety tips and instructions on how to avoid foods with soy, this text is essential for readers dealing with allergies themselves or know someone who does.
There's a Forest in My Backyard!
Many people around the world live in the forest biome. Thats because temperate forests grow in places where winter isnt too cold and summer isnt too hot. Readers learn that we need to care for this biome thats in so many backyards. Simple, accessible language describes common trees and characteristics of both evergreen and deciduous forests, and full-color photographs highlight their beauty. Animals and their adaptations to this biome are addressed in the main content as well.
The Erie Canal
During the early 1800s, it was difficult and expensive to transport goods from the East Coast to the Great Lakes region. The Erie Canal connected these two areas, causing a population boom in western New York and encouraging settlement around the Great Lakes. Readers learn the history of this important canal through the main content and fun fact boxes, and also discover the many ways travelers can use and enjoy the canal today. Full-color photographs introduce cool destinations near the canal and showcase the locks and other canal structures still in existence.
Octopuses
Octopuses are the escape artists of the sea. With no bones, they're known to squeeze into tiny places and out of their tanks in aquariums. They come in all sizes and colors and feature some interesting body parts readers love to learn more about. In this volume, achievable main text and accompanying up-close photographs aid beginning readers in their quest to read and learn about octopuses. A picture glossary reinforces new vocabulary learned on these colorful pages.
The Presidential Seal
The presidential seal is one of the most respected symbols of the United States. It authenticates documents signed by the president and is seen on the presidential flag. The story behind this important image dates back to the day the United States declared its independence. Readers learn what the design means while following along with a short timeline that guides them through significant dates in the seal’s past. Historical images and full-color photographs engage readers’ eyes along with their minds.
Manatees
Manatees are often called "sea cows," but that name doesn't do them justice, even though they may weigh as much as a full-grown cow. These enormous ocean animals can cruise along underwater at as fast as 15 miles per hour. They have strong tales that propel them gracefully through the water. Beginning readers learn about where manatees live, what they eat, how they move, and much more, all while enjoying beautiful photographs of manatees with each turn of the page.
What Happens When I Flush the Toilet?
One person uses more than 20,000 sheets of toilet paper each year. That means a family of four uses more than 80,000 sheets! But what happens to all that used tissue? Readers follow this and other waste through the toilet to discover this very answer! Full-color photographs and a simple graphic organizer aid readers understanding of this everyday process, including an accessible description of common waste management. Including a brief history of the toilet, the main content is written in accessible language for curious readers!
I'm Allergic to Dust
It would seem logical that once a home is vacuumed, swept, and dusted, someone with a dust allergy would feel better. It's actually the opposite! Cleaning disturbs dust particles and it can make allergy sufferers cough, wheeze, and itch. So what do you do when we all live with dust around us? This book guides readers through why people have dust allergies and how to deal with these allergies, as well as other allergies these sufferers may have. Full-color photographs give up-close views of dust to complement the age-appropriate text.
There Are Grasslands in My Backyard!
In North America, grasslands are called the prairie. In South America, theyre called the pampas. Whatever theyre called, grasslands are a vibrant biome! Readers are introduced to grasslands through their unique features, climate, and the plants and animals that live there. With information on both tropical and temperate grasslands, the main content includes themes of conservation and ecosystem balance. Full-color photographs supplement the science content with examples of grasslands from around the world. Accessible language makes this book a perfect supplement to classroom learning about biomes.
