Carson-Dellosa Classroom Books

Super Science: Cows Don't Live in Trees! explains why animals live in specific habitats that meet their needs for food, weather, and safety, using fun and engaging text for young readers.

This nonfiction book introduces young readers to life around the world, highlighting commonalities across cultures, with fact-filled text, photos, an after-reading activity, a photo glossary, and an index to enhance engagement and support social studies curriculum.

Super Science: Pollination Pals introduces young readers to the important role of pollinators—such as insects, birds, mammals, and lizards—in helping plants reproduce, with fun and simple text to support science learning.

Biome Beasts: Deciduous Forest Animals explores how animals adapt to the challenges of the temperate and tropical deciduous forest biomes, featuring vivid photos, fascinating facts, and activities, all aligned with NGSS standards to enhance young readers' learning.

Dalip Singh Saund tells the inspiring story of the first Asian American elected to the U.S. Congress, detailing his journey from a small village in India to becoming a scholar, public speaker, and public servant, with post-reading questions, a timeline, and an extension activity to enhance reading comprehension.

This 24-page nonfiction book, Amazing Animal Behaviors: Animal Abilities, explores fascinating animal skills like turtle navigation and octopus camouflage, using real-life case studies and vivid photos, with guided questions and activities to boost comprehension and scientific thinking.

This 24-page Spanish science book explores the vital functions of plant roots—how they anchor plants, absorb water, and grow in diverse ways—featuring vivid photographs, a glossary, index, and a post-reading activity for guided reading level N.

Super Science: Does a Fly Cry? explores the behaviors of baby animals and their parents that help ensure survival in the wild, using engaging and simple text to support young readers and science curricula.

This nonfiction book explores the people and places that make up different communities around the world, featuring fact-filled text, photos, an after-reading activity, and a photo glossary to support social studies curriculum.

Serena Auñón-Chancellor: Doctor and Astronaut tells the inspiring story of how Serena followed her dreams of both medicine and space exploration, becoming the second Latina to travel to space, and features vibrant illustrations, a timeline, post-reading questions, and an activity to engage readers and enhance comprehension.

Biome Beasts: Grassland Animals explores how animals adapt to life in prairies, steppes, and savannas, showcasing diverse species that thrive in temperate and tropical grassland biomes, with vivid photos, interesting facts, and NGSS-aligned activities to enhance young readers' learning.

Mountains and Wilderness shares real-life survival stories of adventurers who faced deadly situations in the wild, featuring vivid accounts of their struggles and triumphs, with after-reading questions, glossary words, and an extension activity to enhance understanding and engagement.

Super Science: Are Ants Like Plants? explores the similarities and differences between ants and plants, highlighting how both get food, grow, and communicate in a fun and engaging way for young readers.

Mythical Monsters delves into the origin stories of vampires, werewolves, and zombies, exploring how these legendary creatures came to be, with vibrant illustrations, fun facts, and activities designed to enhance vocabulary and reading comprehension.

The 24-page book Animals Have Classes Too!: Fish introduces young readers to how fish are classified, highlighting their unique traits and groupings through simple text, photos, and activities that make animal classification easy to understand.

This 24-page nonfiction book, Amazing Animal Behaviors: Animal Societies, investigates how animals like elephants, ants, and wolves live and work together, using real-life case studies, vivid photos, and guided questions to support comprehension and scientific exploration.

Starting with STEAM: Let's Build a Model! introduces young readers to the role of models in STEAM fields, helping them understand how they are used to explore and discover concepts in science, technology, engineering, art, and math, with engaging activities and resources to deepen their learning.

Super Science: Home Sweet Planet explores how everyday conveniences impact the environment and offers practical ways for readers to reduce harm, with engaging and concise text to support young learners and science curricula.

The Leaders Like Us: Pura Belpré biography introduces young readers to the life of the first Puerto Rican librarian in New York City, who used bilingual storytelling to engage Hispanic children and foster inclusivity, with vivid illustrations, a timeline, post-reading questions, and an activity to enhance comprehension.

This nonfiction book explores how people's lives have changed over time in the United States and how they will continue to evolve, featuring fact-filled text, photos, an after-reading activity, and a photo glossary to support social studies curriculum.

Biome Beasts: Tundra Animals explores how animals adapt to the harsh conditions of the tundra biome, featuring vivid photos and facts, along with a glossary, comprehension questions, and an activity for further engagement.

Scene of the Crime takes readers on an intriguing journey through famous and bizarre American crimes, exploring their historical significance and the locations where they occurred, with engaging text, activities, and a map to enhance learning and reading comprehension.

Biome Beasts: Estuary Animals explores how animals adapt to life in the ever-changing estuary biome, where saltwater and freshwater mix, featuring vivid photos, interesting facts, and activities aligned with NGSS standards to enhance young readers' learning.

Legends and Superstitions dives into the origin stories behind Halloween traditions, witches, and superstitions like broken mirrors, offering spooky tales with vibrant illustrations, after-reading activities, and vocabulary-boosting glossary words to engage young readers and enhance comprehension.

Biome Beasts: Ocean Animals takes readers on an exploration of the diverse and fascinating animals that thrive in Earth's oceans, from the cold, dark aphotic zone to the food-rich euphotic zone, with NGSS-aligned facts, vivid photos, and activities to deepen understanding.

Discover the connection between math and art through symmetry, geometry, and patterns in this STEAM-based book, featuring a photo glossary, resources, and engaging activities for further learning.

Biome Beasts: Boreal Forest Animals introduces young readers to the animals that survive in the harsh boreal forest, with vivid photos, interesting facts, and activities, all aligned with NGSS standards to support comprehension and learning.

People Power introduces readers to the exciting world of people-powered races, featuring athletes competing in events like running, swimming, biking, and climbing, with vibrant photos, glossary words, and engaging activities to boost vocabulary and comprehension.

This 24-page Spanish science book introduces readers to the diverse world of plant leaves, explaining their shapes, sizes, functions, and growth needs, and includes vibrant photos, a glossary, index, and an experiment to support comprehension at guided reading level O.

This 24-page Spanish science book uncovers the hidden world of soil, explaining its layers, formation, and crucial role in supporting plants and other life, with vivid photos, a glossary, index, and a post-reading activity for guided reading level O.

Scientists & Inventors Who Never Gave Up shares the inspiring stories of scientists and inventors who overcame failures to achieve groundbreaking successes, featuring vibrant photos, fact-filled pages, after-reading activities, and vocabulary-boosting glossary words to motivate young readers and reinforce comprehension.

Starting with STEAM: Gravity in Action introduces young readers to how science, technology, engineering, art, and math help us understand motion and gravity, with engaging activities to enhance their learning.

This 24-page Spanish science book explores the vital role of flowers in plant survival, how they attract helpers, and includes vibrant photos, a glossary, index, and a post-reading activity to support reading comprehension at guided reading level N.

This nonfiction book explores the basic needs of people and how they are met, featuring fact-filled text, photos, an after-reading activity, and a photo glossary to support social studies curriculum.

This 24-page nonfiction book, Amazing Animal Behaviors: Animal Communication, reveals how animals express themselves—like elephants showing affection and vervet monkeys signaling danger—through real-life case studies, vivid photos, and guided questions that encourage scientific thinking and comprehension.

Water and Weather shares real-life survival stories of individuals who faced life-threatening situations like flash floods, tsunamis, and shark attacks, offering young readers an engaging and informative look at these extreme scenarios, with after-reading questions, glossary words, and an extension activity for deeper understanding.