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Who Is a Firefighter? — A Coloring & Activity Book for Kids.
Kids who love fire trucks, sirens, and everyday heroes will love diving into Who Is a Firefighter? a coloring and activity book that teaches young readers what firefighters really do, from suiting up in gear to rescuing people and animals in danger.
Featuring 11 story pages paired with coloring pages, plus mazes, word searches, a crossword, cryptograms, matching games, and more, this book keeps kids entertained—a full answer key and a Certificate of Completion round out the experience.
Designed for ages 4–9, it's ideal for home, homeschool, classrooms, or as a gift for any child who dreams of being a firefighter.
Available now on Amazon.
Zap! Discover Electricity.
Kids ask big questions about the world around them, and "how does electricity work?" is one of them. Zap! Discover Electricity is a hands-on activity book it walks curious readers through some of the science of electricity: what atoms and electrons actually are, how a circuit works, the difference between static and current electricity, why some materials conduct electricity and others don't, and how a battery stores the energy it needs. Along the way, kids meet Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Edison.
But this isn't a book you just read. It's a book you do. Kids build an actual working circuit. They test everyday household objects to see which ones conduct electricity. They try two classic static electricity experiments. And when they're finished, they design their own invention, inspired by history's great inventors, and earn a certificate as an official Electricity Scientist.
Zap! Discover Electricity is part of the Simple Science series. For more fun, you can read and meet Volt in Volt Finds His Purpose.
Whether you're supplementing a classroom science unit, building out a homeschool curriculum, or just have a kid who wants to understand how things work, Zap! turns "why" into "let's find out."
Grades 3–5 · Part of the Simple Science series
Have you ever seen an officer walking the halls at school? 👮
This picture book introduces young readers to the School Resource Officer, or SRO, a police officer whose job is to help keep students, teachers, and the whole school community safe.
Inside, kids will discover:
● What a school resource officer really does, from securing the building to teaching safety lessons
● How they can help their SRO by speaking up when something feels unsafe
● Why following school rules makes their school safer for everyone
● That the SRO is a friendly face they can say “hi” to — not someone to feel nervous around
Who Is a K-9?
Meet the four-legged officers who sniff out danger, track the lost, and protect their partners with everything they've got. Young readers follow a K-9 from puppy training to life on patrol, discovering the amazing senses, hard work, and unbreakable bond that make a K-9 a true hero — badge, vest, and all.
Activities included:
Dot-to-dot puzzles
Crossword puzzles
Cryptograms
Word searches
Answer keys for all activities
20 Featured Entries (10 Animals + 10 Plants), each with a coloring page, real science facts, and a hands-on "Try It" experiment:
Animals: Arctic Fox, Cactus Wren, Chameleon, Octopus, Camel, Woodpecker, Anglerfish, Kangaroo Rat, Monarch Butterfly, Naked Mole Rat
Plants: Saguaro Cactus, Venus Flytrap, Mangrove Tree, Sunflower, Dandelion, Water Lily, Redwood Tree, Tumbleweed, Baobab Tree, Pitcher Plant
Activity Step-by-Step Guide — full instructions and materials lists for every experiment in the book
200+ Pages of Activities, organized by subject:
Math — coordinate mystery pictures, fact family triangles, word problems, bar graphs, pictographs, tally charts & line plots, number patterns, logic grid puzzles, money & time
Language Arts — word searches, crosswords, cryptograms, word scrambles, spelling challenges, syllable counting, synonyms & antonyms
Science — matching, fill-in-the-blank, true or false, sorting, compare & contrast, cause & effect, timelines, riddles
Social Studies — mapping where each plant and animal lives around the world
Games & Hands-On — trivia, bingo, a spinner game, memory match, tic-tac-toe, charades, a scavenger hunt
Creative Writing — design-your-own-adaptation, journal prompts, an acrostic poem, superhero design, postcards, comic strips
Complete Answer Keys for every activity, organized to match — perfect for teachers, homeschool parents, or independent kid explorers checking their own work.
Heat Science Explorers
Heat Science Explorers
Simple Science Series — Grades 3–5
A 325-page hands-on workbook that makes heat science come alive for young learners. Heat Science Explorers covers 18 core topics — including conduction, convection, radiation, the sun, friction, melting, freezing, evaporation, condensation, how a refrigerator works, and more — each explained in clear, kid-friendly language with a "Words to Know" glossary and fun "Did You Know?" facts.
Beyond the facts, the workbook is packed with activities that stretch across subjects:
Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies & Creative Writing activities
Coloring pages for younger learners
Games & hands-on activities for active learning
Full answer keys included for every section
Whether you're a homeschool parent, a classroom teacher, or a curious kid, Heat Science Explorers is a complete science unit in one book.
Pairs perfectly with: Ray's Journey, a picture book that brings many of these same heat concepts to life through story — though Heat Science Explorers stands complete on its own as well.
Why is the sky blue? How does a rainbow form? What makes a firefly glow?
Kids are full of questions about light, and Light Science Explorers helps them find the answers by doing, not just reading. It’s a workbook for grades 3–5 that covers the science of light through facts, experiments, puzzles, writing, and games.
What’s inside
• 18 kid-friendly fact pages on reflection, refraction, shadows, mirrors, lenses, rainbows, how eyes see, cameras, lasers, bioluminescence, and more
• 18 hands-on experiments using household items, such as a pinhole viewer, a periscope, a CD rainbow, and a “sky in a glass”
• 150 activities across language arts, math, science, social studies, creative writing, and games
• Complete answer keys so checking is quick and easy
It works well for homeschool families, classroom centers, early finishers, science clubs, and rainy days.
Start with a story
Younger kids can get in on the fun too. My picture book Mia and the Magic Mirror introduces the same big ideas (reflection, refraction, shadows, absorption, and rainbows) through the adventures of a curious girl and a talking mirror named Luna. It’s a great read-aloud for ages 6–9, and a perfect way to get a new reader excited before the experiments start.
Try it as a pair: after Mia sees a pencil look bent in a glass of water, have your child try the workbook’s refraction experiment, “The Vanishing Coin,” and watch light bend for themselves.
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