Reptiles & Amphibians

Did you know axolotls are named after an Aztec god? This title introduces readers to axolotls through leveled text and vibrant photographs. As they read, students will encounter features that More →

Black mambas are fast. They can race up to 12 miles per hour! In this title, young readers are introduced to these speedy snakes through engaging, leveled text and crisp photos. Chapters… More →

Boa constrictors are snakes known for their squeezing skills! These predators trap food by wrapping around it. In this title for young readers, leveled text and crisp photos combine to… More →

Copperheads are common in the eastern and central United States. But they are good at hiding! This book for young readers combines engaging leveled text and bright photographs to introduce… More →

Corn snakes are known for their unique pattern. Their backs have orange and red scales. Their bellies have black-and-white checkers! In this low-level title, readers are introduced to the… More →

Cottonmouths are venomous snakes. They get their name from their white mouths! In this low-level title, young readers are introduced to the lives of these dangerous snakes. Leveled text and… More →

When in danger, king cobras raise themselves up to intimidate threats. They can stand as tall as an adult person! In this low-level title, crisp images and leveled text introduce young… More →

Anacondas are the world’s heaviest snakes! In this engaging title, young readers will learn all about how these giants survive in the wild. Leveled text introduces the snakes’ size, body… More →

Sidewinders are known for their body movements. They slither sideways across the sand! Through leveled text and crisp photographs, this low-level title introduces readers to the body parts,… More →

Who is that large reptile with a toothy grin? It’s an American alligator! In this title, emergent readers are introduced to American alligators through leveled text and eye-catching… More →

Snapping turtles have powerful jaws that make it hard for prey to escape. Cottonmouths use venom to take down prey. Which predator will win the fight? Engaging text and crisp images combine… More →

Gharials are agile swimmers. Their powerful jaws make them rulers of the water. Sloth bears are fierce hunters with long claws. Which would win in a fight? In this hi/lo title, leveled text… More →