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Science & Nature read-to-me Books For Kids

Read-to-me books about science and nature for kids introduce young readers to the wonders of the natural world. With spoken narration and on-screen text, these books encourage observation, exploration and a deeper appreciation for the world around them.

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Popular Books

National Geographic Readers: Mummies
National Geographic Readers: Weird Sea Creatures
National Geographic Readers: Frogs!
National Geographic Readers: Predator Face-Off
National Geographic Readers: Wild Cats (Level 1)
National Geographic Readers: Meteors
Animal Rescue Friends Tales: Drake and Odin
National Geographic Readers: Deadliest Animals
National Geographic Readers: Water
National Geographic Readers: Snakes!
National Geographic Readers: Deadly Predators
Curious George: A Winter's Nap
Scorpion vs. Black Widow
National Geographic Readers: Dolphins
National Geographic Readers: Mars
National Geographic Readers: Sea Otters
National Geographic Readers: Coral Reefs
National Geographic Readers: Dinosaurs

New Releases

Another Extraordinary Animal: Diego, the Galápagos Giant Tortoise
I Can Find It: Spring Surprise
Miguel's Community Garden
Amara's Farm
Animal Rescue Friends Tales: Drake and Odin
Curious George: A Winter's Nap
Where Does It Come From?: From Seed to Jam
Where Does It Come From?: From Flower to Honey
Where Does It Come From?: From Garden to Pickle
Where Does It Come From?: From Cow to Cheese
Caterpillar to Butterfly
Good Things from Trees
Underground Explorers
Seal on the Loose
Bear Gets Stuck
Shadows
Super Spiders
So Strong!
All TopicsScience Nature
All AgesAge 0-2Age 3Age 4Age 5Age 6Age 7Age 8Age 9Age 10Age 11Age 12
All FormatsRead To Me

Books

National Geographic Readers: MummiesNational Geographic Readers: Weird Sea CreaturesNational Geographic Readers: Frogs!National Geographic Readers: Predator Face-OffNational Geographic Readers: Wild Cats (Level 1)National Geographic Readers: MeteorsAnimal Rescue Friends Tales: Drake and OdinNational Geographic Readers: Deadliest AnimalsNational Geographic Readers: WaterNational Geographic Readers: Snakes!National Geographic Readers: Deadly PredatorsCurious George: A Winter's NapScorpion vs. Black WidowNational Geographic Readers: DolphinsNational Geographic Readers: MarsNational Geographic Readers: Sea OttersNational Geographic Readers: Coral ReefsNational Geographic Readers: DinosaursAxolotlNational Geographic Readers: Great Migrations ButterfliesNational Geographic Readers: Alligators and CrocodilesNational Geographic Readers: OwlsNational Geographic Readers: Night SkyNational Geographic Readers: At the Beach

Help your child grow through reading

Did you know?

  • Plants, animals and habitats are all part of the natural world.
  • Weather affects living things and their environments.
  • Ecosystems are made up of organisms and their surroundings.

How to make the most of Epic

For Parents
  • Follow highlighted words related to science and nature.
  • Point out examples of patterns found in the natural world.
For Educators
  • Pause to discuss why a natural event or process happens.
  • Repeat important science and nature vocabulary from the story.

FAQ

Science & nature Read-To-Me books are a good fit for kids because they combine engaging informational content with guided reading support. Children can explore fascinating topics while following along with the text. The format helps make nonfiction reading more approachable and enjoyable.

Listening to Read-To-Me books helps children connect spoken and written language while building vocabulary and comprehension. Following along with the text supports confidence with informational reading and unfamiliar terminology. Hearing fluent narration also helps children engage with more complex ideas.

Science & nature Read-To-Me books may explore animals, ecosystems and weather, along with topics such as space, geology and the human body. Some focus on a single question, while others explain larger systems and processes. These books help children understand how different parts of the natural world are connected.

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