New Releases by National Geographic Learning

Different types of physical geography are examined to see what impact geography has on the the life styles and economies of the regions.

Discusses weather patterns and weather forecasting. Explains what causes precipitation and how air pressure, temperature, wind speed, wind direction, and precipitation are measured.

This series explores diverse topics ... builds core science concepts through texts designed to develop nonfiction reading skills.

Introduces the concept of the calendar and shows seasonal activities.

When the World Trade center was attacked on September 11, 2001, life in the United States changed forever. The stories of the New Yorkers who lived through the events are heartbreaking and frightening, but they show how tragedy can change everyday people

The Younger family is very poor until Mama inherits $10,000. Will the money make all of their dreams come true, or will it tear the family apart?

Kii Yazhi''s whole life changes when he is sent to a church school and taught to be ashamed of his Navajo culture. But many years later, when the U.S. Marines need him for a special mission during W.W. II., will he forget the past and help the United Stat

Monster is what the prosecutor called 16-year-old Steve Harmon. Is he really a monster, or was he just in the wrong place at the wrong time?

Content area reading program which correlates to national standards and incorporates nonfiction social studies literature to help develop literacy skills to read and write nonfiction texts. Organized into six series of five books each which address core social studies themes - communities, American history, ancient cultures, economics, government and civics. Teacher''s guide and assessment handbook included.

A look at the land, economy, and culture of the southwestern states of the U.S.

Follow Mary Lewis and her family as they move from Kentucky to Nicodemus, Kansas, one of the first African American homesteading towns in our country. See how the settlers lived and how their community changed over time.

Covers the "race to space" from the ancient Greeks to Galileo to the construction of the International Space Station.

Large format allows you to share with the entire class. Interactive books and CD build phonemic awareness and introduce letters and sounds.

This series tells the story of significant documents in American history and the people behind those documents.

Covers the history and its influence of the Internet. Examines issues such as the digital divide and accuracy of sources. Demonstrates how kids use the Internet and how they deal with its strengths and weaknesses.

Here students will learn about things such as animal habitats, feeding programs, and zoo babies as science is seen in action at the zoo.

6 copies of What''s for Lunch?

When the power goes out in a large city, people work together until it is restored.

Story of Carlos, who delivers meals on wheels and stays to help his deliverees.

This career sketch shows the process of animation. Simple text reinforces words about foods and colors.

This song of American history highlights many faces that make up America. Lively lyrics reinforce words for people.