Resources by Raintree Publishers

This book traces the life of Alexander Graham Bell, from his early childhood and education through his sources of inspiration and challenges faced, early successes, and the invention for which he is best known: the...

This book is in cartoon format and uses aliens to explain the science of energy.

The author compares the hunting and fighting skills of alligators and crocodiles. She also gives facts about these reptiles.

From the laws of physics on a skateboard to the effects of weather on a ball, this series explores the science behind these sports. Explore core science concepts in an engaging, high-interest format, with step-by-step guides to teach readers how to perform key moved in each sport; as well as providing fascinating...

Books in the 'Animal babies' series take a simple look at different classes of animal babies. This book looks at amphibian babies, and examines how amphibian babies are born, how they are cared for, how they develop...

This series offers a fun and original look at some of the world's cleverest and most interesting animals from man's best friend, to man's worst pest. In 'Animal abilities: dogs', readers will discover the special...

This engaging book about cats teaches readers about animal classification.

Teaching science can be a real challenge, especially if students are really struggling with reading or are finding it difficult to get their heads around curriculum concepts. Fusion is a high-interest, non-fiction range that has been carefully designed to help overcome these problems. Lively text with a low reading...

This book introduces readers to a range of endangered animals found in Europe. Readers learn basic facts about each animal, and also why the animal's habitat is threatened. The book also considers what people can do...

In this book, students find out what’s involved in becoming a film animator from a top professional in the field. Students will find out about the animator's heroes, the equipment and skills he uses, and the challenges of producing the illusion of movement from thousands of images called frames.