New Releases by Susan Ring

Brief text introduces scientists who study animals, including zoologists, entomologists, ornithologists, veterinarians, and zoo nutritionists.

Provides a brief introduction to blood, including how it moves through the body, why it is red, and how it protects the body from illness.

BB HOMES EVERYWHERE

Simple text and photos are used to present the responsibility of caring for pets.

A simple introduction to how the sun and its warmth affect the Earth.

Emmy nominated children''s author and song writer Susan Ring, here satirizes the family dog. Both her illustrations and her clever lyrics capture the spirit and laughable dilemmas involved in dog ownership.

Explores the different periods in the development of life on earth, starting with the Age of Fishes, and continuing through the Age of Insects, Age of Dinosaurs, and Age of Mammals.

Inspiration for invention can come from nature.

Two polar cubs wake up. What will they learn today?

Help young readers enjoy learning about social studies concepts with these colorful, photo-illustrated books. This series relates such areas as history, geography, and social relationships to the reader''s everyday world. Yellow Umbrella Books feature engaging photos that closely correlate to the text. This series explores and supports social studies standards as required by the National Council for the Social Studies.

How do you eat a fraction? How many ways can you make 100? Young readers learn math and reading skills with these beginning books.

With engaging color photographs, these easy readers relate history, geography and social skills to a child''s everyday world.

INQUIZITIVE SCIENCE FLUENT LEVEL: OWLS - A series of information books that integrate literacy and science. INQUIZITIVE with a focus upon science has been developed to help young children gain an understanding of: the different ways information can be read and communicated, the specialised language and language structures used in non-fiction texts, the way non-fiction is organised to highlight information and the selective way non-fiction is read according to the reader''s purpose. Suitable for 4-8 year olds.

Learn how to use clouds to find out about the weather.

Explains how wind, water, and ice create landforms.