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Chimpanzees
Did you know that chimpanzees are more similar to humans that any other animal on Earth? Highly intelligent and social, chimps can make tools and even communicate with sign language. Learn all about these wonderful creatures—what they eat, how they raise their young, and how they interact with one a...

Deer
Quick on their feet and listening for every sound, deer are some of the most common animals in North America. Chances are, you’ve probably seen one living in the wild. Find out all about these cunning creatures—where they live, how they avoid danger, and why some have antlers.

Dolphins
Playful and friendly, dolphins are some of the most intelligent animals on Earth. Learn all about these marine mammals—how they communicate, what kind of food they eat, and how they use a special sense to navigate through dark waters.

Foxes
They may be small, but foxes are among the fiercest hunters in the forest. These cunning creatures are smart and sure on their feet. Find out where they live, how they raise their families, and what incredible senses they use to hunt their prey.

Goats
Did you know that goats are some of the most important animals on a farm? They can give us milk, and their soft hair can be used to make clothing. Learn all about these sure-footed creatures—what they eat, how they raise their young, and why they are such good climbers.

Hippopotamuses
Even though a hippopotamus might look silly, meeting one in the wild is no laughing matter. Hippos are fierce and powerful creatures who are quick to protect themselves. Learn all about these giant animals—what they eat, why they spend so much time in the water, and how they raise their young.

Lemurs
Lemurs are rare creatures. In the wild, they can be found only on a few islands, and many types of lemurs are almost extinct. Find out how they got their name, how they arrived on their island homes, and what we can do to help save them from extinction.

Lions
Known as fierce hunters, lions are considered to be kings of the jungle. No other wild animal dares to disturb them. Learn all about these regal creatures—what they do all day, how they raise their families, and how they work together to hunt their prey.

Pigs
So you think pigs are sloppy? You may be surprised to know they are actually very clean. Pigs are also as intelligent as dogs or cats. Find out how they raise their young, what toys they like to play with, and why they spend so much time in the mud.

Turtles
From the sea to the desert, turtles can be found in almost every part of the world. Each type of turtle has its own incredible features. Find out what they eat, where they lay their eggs, and how they use their shells to hide from predators.

Ancient Egyptian Warfare
Worshipping gods. Building temples and pyramids. Learning to defend Egypt from foreign invaders. Developing Bronze Age weapons. Experience life as an Egyptian foot soldier! Learn how ancient Egyptians lived during a 200-year occupation of Lower Egypt by the Hyksos. Discover how the peaceful Egyptian...

Ancient Greek Warfare
Governing ancient city-states. Invading neighboring settlements. Learning to fight like a Spartan warrior. Constructing the world’s first catapults. Experience life as an ancient Greek foot soldier! Discover how the Athenian Empire was defended from the Persians. Learn how leaders such as Alexander ...

Ancient Persian Warfare
Trading along the Silk Road. Adopting foreign fighting methods. Developing currency and a system for delivering messages over great distances. Experience life as an ancient Persian foot soldier! Discover how the ancient Persians built the world’s first empire. Learn about their fighting methods and ...

Ancient Roman Warfare
Fighting in formation. Building military camps. Defending fortresses. Constructing battering rams. Experience life as an ancient Roman foot soldier! Learn how ancient Romans built the world’s largest empire. Discover how they learned from early defeats and improved upon the weapons of their enemies....

Ancient Warfare
Why is Alexander the Great considered the most powerful war general of all time? How did the ancient Romans defend such a vast empire? What was life like for a Spartan soldier? How did the Egyptians develop Bronze Age weapons? Why did the ancient Persians invent the scythed chariot? Learn the answer...

Animals That Live in the Desert
Weekly Reader® books introduce beginning readers to key concepts in the early elementary curriculum. In Animals That Live in the Desert, young learners explore this remarkable habitat from top to bottom and come face-to-face with its fascinating creatures. Simple text pairs with vibrant color photos...

Coyotes
A howl rings out through the still desert air. A mother coyote calls to her pups, playing nearby. In Coyotes, learn how this wild dog makes its home in some of the hottest, driest places on Earth.

Gila Monsters
There is a reason this scaly desert animal is called a “monster.” The Gila monster has sharp teeth and a bite that contains poison! Get a close-up look at the largest reptile in the United States in Gila Monsters.

Jackrabbits
A jackrabbit races through the dry grass. The animal stops suddenly to listen for danger and then continues on its way. In Jackrabbits, learn how this small, speedy creature survives the dangers of the desert.

Rattlesnakes
Animals freeze in their tracks as a buzzing sound fills the air. The scariest noise in the desert warns that a rattlesnake is about to strike. In Rattlesnakes, come face-to-face with this deadly creature of the desert.

Roadrunners
It is easy to understand how the roadrunner got its name. The tiny bird does not fly much, and it runs very fast! In Roadrunners, find out how this desert bird chases and catches other animals—including the fearsome rattlesnake.

Vultures
As the sun beats down on the dry land, large birds circle high in the sky. The vultures barely flap their wings as they search for food—dead and dying animals—on the ground below. In Vultures, learn how this bird is well suited to desert life.

Animals That Live in the Desert / Animales del desierto
Weekly Reader® books introduce beginning readers to key concepts in the early elementary curriculum. In Animals That Live in the Desert /Animales del desierto, young learners explore this remarkable habitat from top to bottom and come face-to-face with its fascinating creatures. Simple text pairs wi...

Coyotes/Coyotes
A howl rings out through the still desert air. A mother coyote calls to her pups, playing nearby. In Coyotes/Coyotes, learn how this wild dog makes its home in some of the hottest, driest places on Earth. This special English-Spanish bilingual edition enables children to work on their second-langua...

Gila Monsters/Monstruos de Gila
There is a reason this scaly desert animal is called a “monster.” The Gila monster has sharp teeth and a bite that contains poison! Get a close-up look at the largest reptile in the United States in Gila Monsters/Monstruos de Gila. This special English-Spanish bilingual edition enables children to ...

Jackrabbits/Liebres americanas
A jackrabbit races through the dry grass. The animal stops suddenly to listen for danger and then continues on its way. In Jackrabbits/Liebres americanas, learn how this small, speedy creature survives the dangers of the desert. This special English-Spanish bilingual edition enables children to wor...

Rattlesnakes/Serpientes de cascabel
Animals freeze in their tracks as a buzzing sound fills the air. The scariest noise in the desert warns that a rattlesnake is about to strike. In Rattlesnakes/Serpientes de cascabel, come face-to-face with this deadly creature of the desert. This special English-Spanish bilingual edition enables ch...

Roadrunners/Correcaminos
It is easy to understand how the roadrunner got its name. The tiny bird does not fly much, and it runs very fast! In Roadrunners/Correcaminos, find out how this desert bird chases and catches other animals—including the fearsome rattlesnake. This special English-Spanish bilingual edition enables ch...

Vultures/Buitres
As the sun beats down on the dry land, large birds circle high in the sky. The vultures barely flap their wings as they search for food—dead and dying animals—on the ground below. In Vultures/Buitres, learn how this bird is well suited to desert life. This special English-Spanish bilingual edition ...

Animals That Live in the Forest
Weekly Reader® books introduce beginning readers to key concepts in the early elementary curriculum. In Animals That Live in the Forest, young learners explore this remarkable habitat from top to bottom and come face-to-face with its fascinating creatures. Simple text pairs with vibrant color photos...

Black Bears
As winter turns to spring, a black bear and her cubs leave their den. The babies follow their hungry mother as she searches for their next meal. In Black Bears, learn all about this amazing animal’s life in the forest.

Deer
A fawn lies still in the forest. Its spotted coat helps keep it hidden from enemies. The baby deer’s mother stays close to keep her little one safe. Before long, though, the young deer will be on its own. In Deer, find out how these gentle animals survive in the forest.

Moose
The sound of snapping branches breaks the silence as a moose walks among the trees. This creature is the largest member of the deer family. In Moose, learn how huge antlers and sharp senses help this mighty animal in its forest home.

Opossums
Night falls as an opossum hurries through the forest. She carries her babies on her back as she looks for food. When an enemy approaches, she lies perfectly still until the danger has passed. In Opossums, learn how this tiny creature survives in the forest.

Owls
An owl flies silently through the dark night, searching for food. The bird is alert to any movement on the ground. In an instant, the owl swoops down to snatch its meal. In Owls, learn how a tiny, fluffy owlet grows into a deadly hunter.

Porcupines
In Porcupines, meet a strange-looking creature with a special way of staying safe. This amazing animal is perfectly suited to survive the dangers of the forest. Quills are the porcupine’s secret weapon. It uses these sharp, spiny hairs to protect itself from enemies.

Animals That Live in the Forest / Animales del bosque
Weekly Reader® books introduce beginning readers to key concepts in the early elementary curriculum. In Animals That Live in the Forest/Animales del bosque, young learners explore this remarkable habitat from top to bottom and come face-to-face with its fascinating creatures. Simple text pairs with ...

Black Bears/Osos negros
As winter turns to spring, a black bear and her cubs leave their den. The babies follow their hungry mother as she searches for their next meal. In Black Bears/Osos negros, learn all about this amazing animal’s life in the forest. This special English-Spanish bilingual edition enables children to w...

Deer/Venados
A fawn lies still in the forest. Its spotted coat helps keep it hidden from enemies. The baby deer’s mother stays close to keep her little one safe. Before long, though, the young deer will be on its own. In Deer/Venados, find out how these gentle animals survive in the forest. This special English...

Moose/Alces
The sound of snapping branches breaks the silence as a moose walks among the trees. This creature is the largest member of the deer family. In Moose/Alces, learn how huge antlers and sharp senses help this mighty animal in its forest home. This special English-Spanish bilingual edition enables chil...

Opossums/Zarigüeyas
Night falls as an opossum hurries through the forest. She carries her babies on her back as she looks for food. When an enemy comes near, she lies perfectly still until the danger has passed. In Opossums/Zarigüeyas, learn how this tiny creature survives in the forest. This special English-Spanish b...

Owls/Búhos y lechuzas
An owl flies silently through the dark night, searching for food. The bird is alert to any movement on the ground. In an instant, the owl swoops down to snatch its meal. In Owls/Búhos y lechuzas, learn how a tiny, fluffy owlet grows into a deadly forest hunter. This special English-Spanish bilingua...

Porcupines/Puercoespines
In Porcupines/Puercoespines, meet a strange-looking creature with a special way of staying safe. This amazing animal is perfectly suited to survive the dangers of the forest. Quills are the porcupine’s secret weapon. It uses these sharp, spiny hairs to protect itself from enemies. This special Engl...

Animals That Live in the Mountains
Weekly Reader® books introduce beginning readers to key concepts in the early elementary curriculum. In Animals That Live in the Mountains, young learners explore this remarkable habitat from top to bottom and come face-to-face with its fascinating creatures. Simple text pairs with vibrant color pho...

Bighorn Sheep
Crash! What is that sound echoing across the mountains? Two male bighorn sheep smash their enormous horns together as they battle among the jagged mountain peaks. In Bighorn Sheep, learn how these fast animals survive in their rugged, rocky home.

Condors
Journey high into the mountains to meet the world’s largest flying land bird. Soar among the clouds with this graceful bird as it searches for food. In Condors, learn how this incredible animal has been brought back from the brink of extinction.

Cougars
Get up close and personal with a cougar, the most dangerous mountain predator. Learn how these animals use their tails to balance as they leap among cliffs and ledges. In Cougars, find out how these big cats spend their days as they grow from tiny cubs to fierce hunters.

Elk
A loud call rings out over the mountains. A male elk is calling to a herd of females in a meadow. The elk graze peacefully, stopping every so often to listen for danger. Join the herd in Elk, and learn what it is like to grow up in the shadow of rocky mountain peaks.

Golden Eagles
High in the sky, a golden eagle soars among the clouds looking for its prey. It sees the tiniest movement in the mountains below and dives toward the ground. In Golden Eagles, read all about how this amazing bird grows from a little downy chick to a fierce mountain hunter.

Mountain Goats
The mountains are home to some of the world’s most sure-footed animals. Mountain goats can grip the tiniest piece of rock and leap among the jagged peaks with ease. In Mountain Goats, learn how these amazing creatures survive—and thrive—at the top of the world.