Grades 3 - 7

From their striped fur to their padded paws, baby tigers are too cute! Learn how tiger cubs grow up through narrative nonfiction, fun facts, infographics, a photo glossary, and more! More →

From their white spots to their long legs, baby deer are too cute! Learn how fawns grow up through narrative nonfiction, fun facts, infographics, a photo glossary, and more! More →

Rain or shine, spring is a season of change! Read about warmer temperatures and all sorts of spring weather. Learn what people, plants, and animals do during this busy season. More →

Hurricane season blows in every summer and fall. Weather conditions are perfect for these windy and rainy storms. We know they happen every year. Find out how we can prepare and keep safe. More →

ABOVE AND BEYOND: Discover how the men and women in Space Force guard Americans from computer attacks, satellite crashes, world-ending asteroids, and so much more. More →

Bundle up! Winter is the coldest season. Read how people enjoy the snowy weather all winter long. Learn how plants and animals survive cold temperatures during winter. More →

Winter storms bring snow, winds, and freezing temperatures. They can be pretty, but also dangerous! Learn how blizzards happen and how we can keep safe and warm. More →

From their rounded ears to their big paws, baby bears are too cute! Learn how bear cubs grow up through narrative nonfiction, fun facts, infographics, a photo glossary, and more! More →

FIRST TO FIGHT: The U.S. Marines help defend the country whenever and wherever they are needed—they are ready to go! More →

Bald Eagles are the symbol of the United States. But at one time, these powerful birds were in danger of extinction. Learn more about these amazing creatures and how they were saved from destruction. More →

From their wide noses to their skinny legs, baby cows are too cute! Learn how calves grow up through narrative nonfiction, fun facts, infographics, a photo glossary, and more! More →

ARMY STRONG! Take a first-hand look at the men and women who keep us safe by fighting on land, protecting our country against attacks, and helping out with rescue and aid after natural disasters. More →