What Food Is This?
This fact filled book will inform you about all types of food, and where they come from.
Diversity
Two Mrs. Gibsons
Our narrator says, “I once knew two Mrs. Gibsons.” Each Mrs. Gibson comes from a different background, but they are both very special to the narrator. Find out why as you read about the two Mrs. Gibsons.
Show Me the Honey
Buzz along with Sally, Nick, and The Cat in The Hat as they join the Buzzoo Hive bees in the honey making dance!
Plant a Little Seed
Growing a garden from seeds takes time, but while you dream of the fruits and vegetables to come, the seeds are working hard to grow big and strong.
Magic School Bus Plants Seeds
The Magic School Bus shrinks to the size of a ladybug to experience a garden through the eyes of an insect. The students learn about how seeds turn into plants, and about how bees pollinate plants to help them spread to new areas and grow.
Magic School Bus Gets Eaten
The Magic School Bus takes a trip to the beach, and of course shrinks in size, to learn about a food chain that takes place in the ocean. The students learn to make connections between their lives and those found in the ocean.
A Kid’s Guide to Good Gardening
A month by month guide to planning and growing your own garden. Each month provides a description of what needs to happen during that month to grow a successful garden.
It’s Harvest Time
A fold-out rhyming book showing the progress of a seed, into a plant, then into a crop.
The ABC’s of Fruits and Vegetables and Beyond
This book highlights fresh fruits and vegetables through the ABC’s, with a fun and creative poem for each letter. Beyond just the ABC’s are fun facts and activities including recipes and book recommendations about each featured produce. Check out the recipes for Applewiches and Pot of Gold Biscuits that can be made with local Apples and
Beyond Old MacDonald: Funny Poems from Down on the Farm
In this silly children’s book, Charley Hoce captures the attention of young readers by providing them with clever and rhyming poems about farm life. Children will get a kick out of the chicken (that isn’t so chicken) and the counting sheep (that really can’t count past two) while also getting some good language skills practice.