Arriving at her third new school in two years, Mia has no interest in trying to make friends. But then a visit from a friendly phantom convinces her to change her attitude.

Ichabod Crane, Brom Bones, and the Headless Horseman come to life in this fun adaptation of the classic American tale. It’s paired with a text about life in 1790, the year the legend takes place.

For years, people have seen strange objects in the sky. 
What exactly are they?

For centuries, no one believed the giant squid was real—until scientists made a shocking discovery.

What could be whispering outside Oliver’s window? 
And what is it trying to tell him?

Carve out some time to learn about this fall favorite!

Joyce Sidman’s poem brings your students along on a bat's journey home. Perfect for Halloween!

In the 1940s, bloodsucking fish took over America’s largest lakes. Could they be stopped?

Could a 3,300-year-old mummy really unleash doom on all who come near?

These nighttime creatures might seem scary, but they help us and the environment in some surprising ways!