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Let's Look Inside: Vehicles (Little Mitchie)

You've probably seen these cool vehicles, but have you ever wondered what it's like inside them? This series takes young readers on a tour of some of the most amazing vehicles out there. Each book is full of fun facts and interesting details about these vehicles. Simple, engaging text and colour photographs help young readers explore each high-interest topic.

Let's Play Gonggi

A whole class. Five pebbles. Two professionals, and a girl who refuses to learn the game. Who will win the gonggi tournament?

Let's Read Alphabet Anthologies

Written to align with UFLI Foundations Lessons 7-34 Enhance your everyday lessons with our Developing Decoders Let’s Read Alphabet anthologies. Let’s Read 1 and 2 are collections of 56 engaging passages (28 titles in each anthology) for students learning basic sound-spelling correspondences for the alphabet, with basic VC and CVC patterns as well as blends. The passages in these anthologies were created to follow the UFLI Foundations scope and sequence for alphabet skills, providing additional reinforcement of critical early reading skills. These titles create an ideal bridge between explicit phonics instruction and independent reading, allowing students to apply what they’ve learned as they gain confidence and work toward mastery.

Let's Read Maps! (Pogo Books)

What does a physical map show us? What do the symbols in a map key mean? Let3s Read Maps! introduces readers to the many kinds of maps, the information each tells us, and how to read and use them. Aligning with Grade 2 Social Studies standards, each book features a specific kind of map, outlining its many features and variations. All titles include local and world maps, explanations of symbols, a compass rose, map keys, scales, and all features on the maps, including latitude and longitude, how we read them, and what they help us do or learn.

Let's Take a Field Trip! (Blastoff! Beginners)

Get ready for a field trip! Each title in this series takes beginning readers on a trip to their favourite places to learn. Simple text helps readers explore how to prepare for the field trip and what they will encounter when they get there. A sight word list helps readers build confidence, and a picture glossary introduces unfamiliar words. A fact page puts information about each field trip in one place.

Let's Talk Climate Change: Take Action, Be Positive, Love Our Planet

Stories in the news about natural disasters and climate change can be scary. That's why it's so important for kids to be able to discuss this topic, that's affecting us all, and understand the factsCand just the facts! The antidote to climate change anxiety is understanding what's going on (without the drama and fear) and being empowered to take daily positive actions to help care for our world.

Level Up Gaming (Bolt)

Get ready to level up your game with this exciting hi-lo series featuring popular teen video games. Explore strategies and basic gameplay with each book, packed with tips to get started, profiles of famous players to watch, and the steps and experience needed to become a master. Perfect for reluctant readers, this series helps teens take their gaming to the next level.

Li and the Spectac-Lunar New Year!

Winner of the 2024-2025 ETFO'a Children's Literature Award "Li and the Spectac-Lunar New Year!" is an inclusive story with fun activities to engage language learners and celebrate Chinese Canadian heritage and the Lunar New Year! Why do we celebrate the Lunar New Year? Li loves celebrating everything, but she especially looks forward to the Lunar New Year! However, when Li receives less lucky money than expected, she is disappointed. What will she do? Follow Li as she learns to reflect on the real joy of the celebration and finds a renewed sense of appreciation for her diverse customs.

Li et le Nouvel An spectalunaire!

*Elementary Teachers Federation of Ontario (ETFO) Children’s Literature Award Winner* "Li et le Nouvel An spectalunaire!" is an inclusive story with fun activities to engage French language learners and celebrate Chinese Canadian heritage and the Lunar New Year! Pourquoi est-ce qu'on célèbre le Nouvel An lunaire? Li loves celebrating everything, but she especially looks forward to the Lunar New Year! However, when Li receives less lucky money than expected, she is disappointed. Qu'est-ce qu'elle va faire? Follow Li as she learns to reflect on the real joy of the celebration and finds a renewed sense of appreciation for her diverse customs.

Library in the Woods, The

When Junior moves from the countryside to Roxboro, North Carolina, in 1959, his whole life changes. Instead of sharecropping, his father works at the lumber mill, and his mother takes in laundry from the white people in town. Junior meets new friends who have a TVCand their own books! These friends bring him to a place he's never heard of: the Negro Library. For him, it feels miraculous, and he checks out a book for himself and one for each of his parents.