Lily and the Little Birdwatchers
A strange whistle comes from the old oak, and Ms. Miller teaches Lily and Leo the first rule of birdwatching: be quie...
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Nature is one of the biggest shelves on the site: 314 books about children and animals noticing something in a forest, pond, savanna or their own garden. Most are for ages 4-6 and 7-9, with more than 50 short books for ages 0-3. All are free to read, listen to and download.
A strange whistle comes from the old oak, and Ms. Miller teaches Lily and Leo the first rule of birdwatching: be quie...
In the school garden, Bilge hears many different bird calls. Ege wants to catch the birds, but Bilge suggests watchin...
Maya fills her bag with stones, leaves and wildflowers for a school nature museum, but the flowers wilt. Mr. Silas ex...
Mrs. Smith gives her class beans, jars and cotton balls for a project she calls a test of patience. For days nothing ...
Spinning her globe, Daisy picks the polar regions for her class project. With Sam she turns a big cardboard box into ...
Arthur wonders how old the giant plane tree in his school courtyard is. In the archive, Ms. Sarah finds a 1960 photo ...
Mia wants to know where the wind comes from, so she makes a bright orange paper wind vane. She tests it in the garden...
At recess Lily notices that the stones under the old oak repeat: one large stone, two small pebbles, then another lar...
Leo thinks clear water must be clean until Ms. Hestia shows him tiny particles in a single drop under a microscope. W...
Every morning Lily takes her notebook into the forest and draws what she finds, like a red poppy. Holding two similar...
Emma starts a sky club at school, and Leo and Maya join. Each night they draw the Moon and watch the full circle grow...
Leo hears a faint ting in the empty music room and searches under the piano and behind the drum. The sound comes from...