A little boy experiments to see what things grow when planted, and then collects all kinds of seeds to plant everywhere he goes.

Aku, an Indian boy, named one of the baby salmon in the river Red Tag. Soon Red Tag was big enough to start her journey to the sea. The story depicts the life cycle of the salmon.

Instructions for simple experiments that explore the properties of water, air, sound, and magnets.

Benny, a very neat little boy, loves to arrange things in order. When he acquires a large collection of animal pictures, he is uncertain how to arrange them until a professor in the museum explans how animals are classified.

Teddy discovers a toad in the family garden and learns what the differences are between a frog and a toad.

Explains how the ability of certain animals to blend with or take on the characteristics of their environment protects them from their natural enemies.

A little boy learns that not all animals can be pets.

A young boy learns about the life cycle of the green turtle when he decides to keep one as a pet.

A youngster investigates the procedures involved in getting the potato from the farmer's field to the dinner table.

Simple text and illustrations describe the physical characteristics and habits of the Baltimore oriole.