Grade 2

Summer is over and fall is here! Fall is full of beautiful colors. Learn what people, plants, and animals do in the fall as they get ready for winter. More →

From their fuzzy feathers to their webbed feet, baby ducks are too cute! Learn how ducklings grow up through narrative nonfiction, fun facts, infographics, a photo glossary, and more! 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 →

ALWAYS READY: Learn about the Coast Guard and the men and women who battle hurricanes, pirate gangs, pollution, and other threats at home and around the world. More →

Moose are more than North America’s largest deer. They survive in the harshest places where few other creatures dare to go. Discover the features and behaviors that make moose so amazing! Can More →

Buddy up! Learn about clownfish and their sea anemone friends through narrative nonfiction, fun facts, infographics, a glossary, and more! More →

When the sky gets dark and a bad thunderstorm turns into something more, it’s time to take cover. Tornadoes are swirling funnels that can cause lots of damage. Check out how they form and how 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 →

Major storms lead to too much water on the ground, causing floods. Location matters! Predicting and preparing for floods helps people stay safe and recover from disaster. More →

Coyotes are more than North America’s oldest native predator. They reduce deadly disease outbreaks and sing to communicate. Discover the features and behaviors that make coyotes so amazing!… More →

From their furry bodies to their wagging tails, baby dogs are too cute! Learn how puppies 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 →