Burlington Public Library

We know many things about the sun, thanks to satellites like SOHO. Learn more about solar flares, spots and winds.

We are all impressed with the giants of the natural world. Learn more about the biggest tree and then look for ways to help your child understand the numbers in real terms. How many pinecones tall are you?

Do you like to swim? Do you like the ocean? Learn about Ben and his swim across the Pacific Ocean to raise awareness about taking care of all the earth's oceans and sea life.

As the school year ends, this book can help you and your child ease into summer and plan for active, fun-filled days. What is your favorite way to spend a summer day?

This is a simple languge learner, about the most important people in a child's life. Use each page to talk about your own family members, and how your family is alike and different from the family in the book.

Birds are one kind of wildlife that almost everyone can observe regularly and robins are found virtually everywhere in the United States. Use this book to help your child discover this bird's life cycle.

There are lots of ways to use water carefully so there will be plenty for everyone. After you read, talk to your friends about what you can do to be water-wise.

Walking or talking like a favorite animal is a fun game for young children. Just Like Me invites them to explore some other ways they are like some of the animals living at Denver Zoo.

Where do things come from? It's a common question that children ask as they try to build knowledge. Read this book, and then create everyday adventures out of making connections between an object and its origin.

Learning to love vegetables might be a little easier when your child reads this book about all the animals that eat carrots. Be sure to have a carrot ready for a crunchy ending to the story!