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Conversational and fact-filled, this book lays out why seeds matter, the dangers they face, and the steps young people can take to help, from seed libraries to vaults.

This hands-on kit grows six seed types in clear-walled planters so kids can watch roots and shoots develop up close, turning any sunny sill into a science experiment.

Clear science and history sidebars make this picture-book biography of Borlaug's rise from rural Iowa to global hero both understandable and inspiring for younger readers.

This complete kit ships with 20 live composting worms plus tools and a book, letting kids observe firsthand how worms break down food and enrich soil.

This warmly illustrated picture book traces the ripple of small choices that led Norman Borlaug to help feed billions, delivering a big, hopeful message in a form young children can grasp.

This single-player logic game challenges kids to fence farm animals into the right spaces across 60 progressive puzzles, building planning and reasoning skills through hands-on play.

This interactive, branching history drops readers into the disaster of the 1930s, where their decisions lead to several different endings, every path drawn from true events.

This clear, fact-filled picture book ushers kids into the Arctic vault safeguarding copies of over 580 million seeds, making a global conservation effort tangible.

With tender storytelling and dusty, evocative art, this picture book gives the youngest readers their first encounter with the 1930s Dust Bowl and the grit it demanded.

This award-winning strategy board game has players grow trees and compete for sunlight, turning the science of photosynthesis into beautiful, replayable gameplay for ages 8 and up.