Looks at different kinds of things which children collect. Suggested level: junior.

Intended to help all teachers of student s in the elementary grades improve their understanding of how children learn to read.

Peg Leg Lil is a true-blue pirate. She can shoot a cannonball through a porthole, sail through a typhoon, and dig up buried treasure all day long. But there's something about Lil that nobody knows. She can't cook! Suggested level: primary.

A snake looking for a place to hibernate, and a boy looking for something to do are drawn towards an old cadillac parked in a barn. Suggested level: primary.

Explains how cats communicate with each other and with us. Suggested level: primary.

Oscar Martin is the reporter for the Redmond School News. But he isn't doing very well, and neither is the newspaper. It's time for Oscar's lucky break. Suggested level: primary.

Having no legs didn't stop Tony Christiansen from climbing trees, racing go-karts or being a surf club life saver. His answer? "It's not what happens to you that counts, it's what you do about it." Suggested level: primary.

If George the dragon slayer gets his way, all of the McDragon clan will end up as suits of armour or dragon burgers. Wee Robbie McDragon, ace detective, sets out to solve the case and gets help from an unexpected friend. Suggested level: primary.

The sign on the fence says keep out, but Bruno considers it a test of his courage to disobey. He and his friend Eduardo sneak their bikes in and find out the hard way why they shouldn't be there. Suggested level: primary.

A group of children form a massage circle and massage each other's backs using a range of finger and hand techniques Suggested level: junior.