Books with author Sheila Rivera

This series for beginning readers explains the criteria for determining whether items are living or nonliving. Each book gives many examples, using simple text that directly corresponds with the colorful photographs on each page.

Identifies characteristics of living objects.

This series teaches students about the various ways in which objects can be described and compared. Color photos accompany the simple sentences on each page.

Presents simple experiments that demonstrate what happens to various materials when they are cooled.

Presents tips for staying safe around fire, including information on the importance of having a plan if there is a fire and what to do in case of fire.

This series for beginning readers explains the criteria for determining whether items are living or nonliving. Each book gives many examples, using simple text that directly corresponds with the colorful photographs on each page.

This is one in a series of simple books for beginning readers which introduces students to basic scientific concepts of changing matter, using a variety of everyday examples. Short sentences and colourful images make the concepts explained easy to understand.

Introduces the six-sided shape and shows examples of hexagons seen in everyday life, including tables, pencils, and honeycombs.

Simple text and colorful photographs introduce young readers to the concept of size.

Describes how different textures feel, from slimy and prickly to soft and bumpy.

Each book in this series explains the uses for a simple tool found in the elementary classroom. With simple sentences and colorful photographs, this series corresponds directly to science standards.

This is one in a series of simple books for beginning readers which introduces students to basic geometrical concepts, using a variety of everyday examples. Short sentences and colourful images make the concepts explained easy to understand and the shapes easy to spot.