Best Selling Books by Scholastic Books

An introduction to light and its qualities answers a myriad of questions, including why the sky is blue and why soap bubbles are iridescent, in an early science guide that comes complete with a magnifying glass, concave lens, and prism.

When Dipsy spills custard on his seat, the other teletubbies are glad to offer him a place to sit.

Po rides her scooter very fast, up and down and all around.

50 pages of grammar practice on topics such as: parts of speech, capitalization, punctuation, subject-verb agreement, run-on sentences, and lots more.

Get the kids ready for the CTBS, TerraNova, CAT, Standard, and more!

This set of four fold-out books packed in a slipcase will give children hours of fun--with very little adult supervision--making their own Christmas cards, gifts, wrapping paper, ornaments, and yummy treats. Easy-to-follow, one-line instructions show how each of the eight kid-tested, step-by-step projects is made in only four or five steps, using materials that are found around the house.

The Teletubbies are concerned when Dipsy''s hat begins to change size.

In the year 2053, three Martians--Do-Wah Diddy, 2-T-Fru-Ti, and B. Bop-a-Luna--are sent to invade Earth. But once they arrive, they like everything about it. Instead of conquering the planet, the Martians befriend three young humans. This book includes activities like quizzes, connect-the-dots, and puzzles, and comes with a set of stickers. Full-color illustrations. Consumable.

Write your answers on the wipe-off flap using a grease pencil or water soluble marker. Then check your answers to find out how well your progress is in learning to tell time.