Best Selling Books by Scholastic Books

Imaginations will run wild on the pages of this hardcover dream journal--featuring gorgeous collage art and a groovy gel pen! Who lives inside my dreams? Do animals dream? Do I have a dream for the planet? This thought-provoking, beautifully designed journal sets the stage for young writers to record their nighttime dreams--and list their daydreams for the future. Tangerine's DREAM TIME JOURNAL goes a step beyond the typical blank "dream" journal. It's filled with creative writing prompts to get kids thinking (and dreaming) in new, inventive ways. Plus, it comes with a cool pen that attaches directly to the journal!

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

Explores the day-to-day life of early humans, including their tools, shelters, food, clothes, and art.

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

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.

A book-and-bathtime objects package includes a hand-sized edition of First Farm Rhymes, a mild, non-irritating unscented bar of soap, and a 100% cotton terry-cloth, lamb-shaped puppet.

Ready to tear apart and staple, these full-color mini books will delight emergent readers. Seven topics include friends, Thanksgiving, winter, seasons, and planting.

Introduces animals that live all or part of their lives under the ground, such as moles, earthworms, and rabbits. A special flashlight for illuminating the illustrations is included.

Looks at Greek, Roman, Chinese, Japanese, British, and French theater, and discusses puppets, melodrama, and opera