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What do you and a tuna have in common? You and the tuna are both parts of a food chain. It begins with green plants and ends with you at the top....

This book is attractively-illustrated, and written in the hands-on, real-life, family-setting, conversational style that makes Rod & Staff stor...

This book offers 40 experiments for upper-grade students. It has a very helpful section on establishing a home laboratory, and illustrates valuable...

For young nature detectives ages 3-6, this is a wonderful introduction to animal tracking. Learn to recognize the tracks of dog, cat, fox, rabbit...

Pressed for time? Discover the beauty and wonder of nature all year round with these quick, easy experiments and activities designed to be complete...

You can begin discovering some of the wonders of God's heavens much more easily with this book. Includes "Tips for Stargazers". It also has many sh...

This is a remarkable story of friendship between a wild bird and his people friends. The reader will be amazed by the relationship and communicatio...

This is a full-color edition of the beloved children's literature favorite. Fern's determination to save the smallest pig in the litter sets the s...

A progressive word-building series. Beautifully-illustrated Bible stories for reading practice, beginning with the ability to sound out three-lett...

Visit a pioneer school to meet young Noah Webster. Visit the animal world and go on animal adventures. Go to France, Spain, and Holland. Everywhere...

Johnny learns why it is so important to learn how to read. Learn about life in other countries and at other times, Jack and Kenny wonder if it is p...

This wookbook goes along with the New Friends reader. There are 3-4 pages for each story found in the reader. Sections include Working with Words, ...

This workbook includes at least three pages of exercises to accompany each story in the Climbing Higher reader. There are Working with Words, Think...

There wasn’t anything that George Carver couldn’t grow. But when the boll weevil hit the South in the early 1900s, not even George knew how to...

"Welcome to Winding Glen Farm!" Enjoy a typical day on the farm with the hard-working, happy son, Henry. We think the black-and-white illustration...

How does wheat become bread? Why was the gristmill so crucial to a community? Where was the gristmill located? What was the source of power, and ho...

In Tools and Gadgets, your children will have the opportunity to learn about the tools used by farmers, millers, woodworkers, metal workers, and pr...

Visiting a Village is an ideal introduction to understanding the concept of community. Children will learn how the settlers worked together with a...

Did you know the Bible talks about apes, badgers, ferrets, hornets, kites and pelicans? It does, along with many, many more animals and little cr...

These nine books published by Rod & Staff, are designed to give your child constructive reading practice. After a few phonics lessons, your chi...