Grade 3

From their long ears to their fluffy tails, baby rabbits are too cute! Learn how rabbit kits 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 →

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 →

Deadly fires wreak havoc around the world. We try to prevent fires and fight them to keep people and property safe. More →

HONOR, COURAGE, COMMITMENT! Learn about the men and women of the US Navy who defend the United States at sea and guard United States waters. More →

Raccoons are clever, sneaky, and cute! Discover their special body parts and the ways they survive in the wild and in the city, too. More →

Bison are more than North America’s largest land animal. They create and protect delicate habitats. Discover the features and behaviors that make bison so amazing! Sure, they can outrun… 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 →

Gray Wolves are more than North America’s largest wild canine. They restore and protect wilderness habitats. Discover the features and behaviors that make gray wolves so amazing! Are these… More →

Summer is a season of fun! Read how people enjoy the sun all summer long. Learn how plants and animals grow and change during this sunny season. More →

The field is set. The whistle is blown. The ball is in play. Game on! Learn about the positions, actions, and scoring it takes to win in I Can Play Sports! More →