Nature

Play Cards and Learn About Mushrooms! Anyone who enjoys nature, plant life, and foraging will love these striking cards for playing your favorite games or to use as flash cards.

Take a tour of America and learn about all sorts of animals along the way. See where they live and what they like to eat. Play an animal spotting game, too!

Do you speak dog? How to Speak Dog is a fun, informative, and photographically driven book that helps kids understand what their dog is trying to tell them through body language and behavior.

Based on the award-winning Night Sky field guide by Jonathan Poppele, this gorgeous deck of playing cards features 52 different constellations, and each suit represents a different season.

Welcome to Outdoor School: Spot & Sticker Animals―a sticker jungle filled with gorgeous jaguars, beautiful bears, and so much more!

With this skills-based book, kids learn essential safety and survival tips and bushcraft that they need to have a safe wilderness experience.

12 spirited, easy-to-implement ideas for theme gardens that parents and kids can grow together

Introduce your baby to the stunning artwork of famous naturalist John James Audubon. John James Audubon Painted Birds shares his legacy and his love of nature with budding bird-watchers through a clever poem and gorgeous illustrations.

Discover the secret life of trees with this nature and science book for kids: Can You Hear the Trees Talking? shares the mysteries and magic of the forest with young readers, revealing what trees feel, how they communicate, and the ways trees take care of

The Farm that Feeds Us:  A Year in the Life of an Organic Farm lets you explore the workings of a small-scale, organic family farm and experience the rhythm of farm life. In the spring, visit the chicken coop, till the fields, and tour the farm machinery.

This book looks at what climate change is, the ways in which it is affecting our planet and suggests projects and ideas to encourage everyone to do what they can to be greener, limit their own carbon footprints, and make a difference.

We don't think twice before we buy something new and when we go to the store we take the packaging for granted. But where does all our garbage go to and how can we keep it under control so that it doesn't ruin our planet?