Coyote Peterson’s Brave Adventures by Coyote Peterson and read by Michael Butler Murray 

This book shares some of Coyote Peterson’s wildest adventures, from his first snapping turtle catch as a kid to close calls with giant alligators and massive grizzly bears. Filled with fast-paced action and daring moments, it shows that animals rule the wild, and if we respect them from a safe distance, even the scariest creatures usually want to avoid us. 

Slow Down by Rachel Williams and illustrated by Freya Hartas 

Nature’s full of magic happening all the time, even if we don’t always notice. This beautifully illustrated book captures 50 amazing moments in nature, pausing them so you can really take it in. Then, it invites you to go outside, slow down, and discover your own little wonders. It’s a charming reminder to appreciate the everyday magic all around us. 

Laika: The 1st Dog in Space by Joeming Dunn and illustrated by Ben Dunn 

This graphic novel takes readers back to the 1920s-1950s, sharing Laika’s story and her historic space mission. With colorful graphics, rocket diagrams, and fun facts, it’s a perfect intro for younger readers. Part of the Famous Firsts: Animals Making History series, it shows how animals, not just humans, have shaped science and history. Great for any graphic novel collection! 

Coral Reefs (2018) 

In this brief film, a young girl grabs a seemingly ordinary library book about coral reefs. But as she flips the pages, the city fades away, and she’s suddenly immersed in the colorful underwater world, exploring bustling coral cities and meeting the fascinating plants and creatures that live, hunt, and hide among them.

Animals in Action BingePass  

A fun mix of nonfiction eBooks about everything from dinosaurs to today’s animals. Packed with bright illustrations, cool facts, and easy-to-read text, it’s perfect for kids ages 4-12. Featuring popular series like Lightning Bolt Books^® and Bumba Books^®, these titles support early reading skills and STEM learning while keeping young readers hooked.  

Forests by Nell Cross Beckerman and read by Abigail Reno 

Dive into the magic of forests in this enchanting audiobook! From ocean kelp forests to the Amazon, explore sights, sounds, and wonders with vivid storytelling. Perfect for nature lovers and budding explorers, it brings the beauty and mystery of these amazing ecosystems to life. 

Little Sap by Jan Hughes and illustrated by Ruth Hengeveld  

Little Sap dreams of growing tall and strong like her mom, reaching for the sky. Growing takes time, but with her family circle and forest friends (both above and below ground) guiding her, she learns to grow at her own pace, surrounded by love and support. 

Hubert Reeves Explains Vol. 2: Forests by Nelly Boutinot and Hubert Reeves and illustrated by Daniel Casanave 

Forests connect us to our distant ancestors and the history of life on Earth. Recent science shows animals and plants are more alike than we thought, with trees that can sense and communicate. This comic highlights the magic of forests and why protecting them matters for the future. 

Highlights: The Wonders of the World (2023) 

It’s science time! Highlights Explore & Learn! videos mix fun storytelling with learning to spark kids’ curiosity. In The Wonders of the World, little explorers can check out lakes, dig into the Earth’s layers, and even see a volcano in action, making science exciting and easy to understand. 

Read-Along 2 Learn BingePass  

Why do flowers bloom? Why do leaves change color? How can you plant a spring garden? These titles and many more are part of the nonfiction collection in the Read-Along BingePass. Lots of eBooks for curious minds. 

Al Roker’s Extreme Weather written by Al Roker and read by William Harper 

Join Al Roker as he dives into extreme weather in his first kids’ book! Discover wild phenomena like red sprites, thundersnow, and fogsicles, and learn surprising facts about storms and weather events. Fun and fascinating for kids and adults alike, it’s a thrilling look at nature’s extremes. 

The Secret Life of Clouds by Moira Butterfield and illustrated by Vivian Mineker 

There’s so much to learn about clouds! This informative and fascinating eBook is filled with facts kids will love to absorb.  

Tornadoes! by Marcie Aboff and illustrated by Aleksandar Sotirovski 

In graphic novel format, learn what tornadoes are, how they form, how they are measured, and how to stay safe if you encounter one. 

The Reasons for Seasons (2016) 

Ever wonder why it’s winter in the Southern Hemisphere when it’s summer in the Northern Hemisphere? Learn how Earth’s position around the sun creates the seasons and the unique wonders of each: summer, autumn, winter, and spring. Year after year, the cycle repeats, showing how nature keeps its rhythm across the globe. Gail Gibbons’s book comes to life!  

Science Squad BingePass  

This fascinating nonfiction collection features over 100 eBooks, including 34 Amazing Facts About Weather, A Windy Day, Cloudy Days, and many more. There’s a STEM topic here for every young reader! 

101 Ways to Save the Planet by Deborah Underwood (with uncredited reader)  

It’s easy to feel small on this big planet, especially when you’re a kid. But this can-do book offers 101 things kids can do to make the Earth better and brighter.  

Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle, Oscar! by Mary Lindeen 

Nobody knows more about trash than Oscar the Grouch! Join Oscar and friends as they show kids how reducing, reusing, and recycling can help the planet. Learn fun ways to turn trash into treasure, like turning old bottle caps into cool art. We can all help Earth! 

Engineering an Awesome Recycling Center with Max Axiom, Super Scientist written and illustrated by Nikole Brooks Bethea 

Max Axiom is on a mission in this exciting comic! The city needs a recycling center to ease its overflowing landfill, and Max is ready to help. Follow along as he uses engineering skills to design and build a super-cool recycling center, showing how science and problem-solving can make a real difference. 

If Sharks Disappeared (2022) 

Ocean animals come in all shapes and sizes, from huge whales to tiny shrimp, and even scary sharks. While sharks can be intimidating, they’re crucial for keeping oceans healthy. Overfishing threatens many shark species, which could disrupt life in the sea and on land. Artist Lily Williams’s video shows why protecting sharks is key to a healthy planet. 

Smile and LearnBingePass   

In English or in Spanish, kids can learn about sustainable development, along with many other educational topics. This BingePass includes over 14,000 interactive activities for curious kids!