Teacher Created Materials

Electric vehicles, or EVs, have been around for over 100 years. The first EV that people could buy went on sale in 1894. The "Electrobat" could go 25 miles on...

How do wildfires start and what can people do to stay safe from them? This Spanish title covers the causes of wildfires, how firefighters put them...

Did you know astronauts train in water before going to space? They're not the only ones who use swimming pools for training. Athletes train in water...

Volcanoes can burn hotter than anything on the Earth's surface. But there is no doubt that nothing is cooler than a volcano! Volcanologists are scientists...

Volcanoes can burn hotter than anything on the Earth's surface. But there is no doubt that nothing is cooler than a volcano! Volcanologists are scientists who...

Learn how different containers are designed to hold different things with this title that teaches children about shapes. Created in collaboration with...

Learn about different ways to fold paper into shapes with this title that teaches children about shapes. Created in collaboration with Smithsonian...

Hundreds of years ago, the Inka Empire was the largest on Earth. The Inka were great builders, and created roads that helped the empire run smoothly. The most...

Flowers, trees, sunlight, rain, bees, and worms are all things that make a garden grow. Introduce life science and STEAM topics to your youngest learners...

What if people could grow plants in space? Would people be able to live on other planets? Scientists say yes! All plants need to grow is light, water, soil, air, and...

Ancient Polynesians were some of the best navigators in history. They sailed double-hulled outrigger canoes across great distances and settled in all the major...

Most people use maps every day. But imagine a time when a map of a place didn't exist. Without a map, how would you get there? How would you get...