Ages 4 and up - Introduces young readers to such square items as crackers and tiles. Look around the room and see if you see any squares, and then see if you can draw a square. What could you make with squares?
Young children love animals. This book showcases interesting animal parts or characteristics and is designed to expose early readers to many types of animals. Beaks, fangs, tails, or feathers; kids will learn to easily identify common parts of many animals. Stunning high-quality photography brings them all to life.
This book lures its readers into a magical world populated by appealing young creatures. Within its pages, children can see a baby beaver help build a dam, baby chicks learn to scratch for food, baby chipmunks scurry up a tree, and baby walruses bask on an iceberg in the sun. Wherever they live, baby animals do many of the same things that human youngsters do: play, eat, sleep, and find adventure. Including every kind of animal from birds and insects to mammals and reptiles, Animal Babies delivers a huge amount of information in a storybook-like style. The gripping and easily absorbed facts will inspire early readers to find out even more about each creatures life, habits, and habitat.
Young children learn about pounds, feet and inches through ilustrated text with repetition and simple sentences. These books introduce young readers to measurement and location words. The text uses repetition and simple sentence structure to keep the pages turning. The images and text support each other, and both support the beginning reader.
Sounds Great! 2 Interactive PhonicsAn interactive literacy resource with a special focus on phonics and early spelling. It helps build children’s phonics and spelling skills: – short vowels (review) – consonant digraphs (ch, ck, sh, th, wh) and blends – It is designed for Year 1, and supports NLS objectives. Sounds Great Two! builds directly on Sounds Great!, which focuses on initial consonants and short vowels. There are 26 titles in the Sounds Great Two! package.* Each title begins with a story, which is followed by a carefully structured sequence of activities.
