The Adventures of Scooter and Smack Coloring and Activity Book
Over 100 fun easy-to-color, large pages with letters, numbers, colors, shapes and games to introduce children to dot-to-dot, mazes, spot the difference and more! Especially created for early learners that will have fun while learning important motor and concentration skills. Coloring pages to help with motor skillsGames that are fun, to help with articulation and focusA fun introduction to basic skills: ABCs, shapes, colors, numbersActivities to express creativity This book is a great introduction to preschool and early elementary, packed with lots of engaging fun! The perfect companion, it goes well with The Adventures of Scooter and Smack: 5 Stories for Early Readers and The Adventures of Scooter and Smack Making a Difference: 3 Stories (also for ages 3-8). Each story ends with a life lesson.
Anthony Forgets The Word No
This book is for kids and parents. Just an example of having better communication, listening, and patience between the parent and the child. Join Anthony as he learns the value of following directions and listening to his Mom as she remains patient with Anthony.
Dalia Explores the Haitian Creole Alphabet
Meet Dalia, a young girl from Haiti, as she shares her language and culture through the Haitian Creole alphabet! Dive into this cultural journey with Dalia and explore Haitian traditions, art, music, foods, daily lifestyle, and more. Vivid illustrations, lively verses and pronunciation guides accompany each letter to further enhance the learning experience.Through this fun and educational book, young readers will enjoy learning about the Haitian alphabet, its language and culture while having Dalia as a guide.
Nahid’s Tooth
It's time for bed but Nahid can't fall asleep. She's due for a visit from the Tooth Fairy but is reluctant to give up her tooth. Will the Tooth Fairy convince her to let it go? Introduce the concepts of growth and change to early readers with this beautifully illustrated picture book. With pre-reading questions, this fiction book is ideal for guided reading and builds early literacy skills.
Jean and the Vaccine
Jean and the Vaccine makes the experience of vaccination easier for kids. It can be tough for kids to understand why their grownups are subjecting them to an injection. And it can be hard for grownups to explain why vaccines are necessary and how they work. Factual and scientifically accurate, this book breaks down the basics of vaccination to give kids a better understanding through a fun, age-appropriate story.Jean learns what to expect when she gets her injection, how it works to protect her, and why she needs it. With this knowledge she can bravely do her part to protect herself, her family and friends, and her community.
Jean and the Vaccine
Jean and the Vaccine makes the experience of vaccination easier for kids. It can be tough for kids to understand why their grownups are subjecting them to an injection. And it can be hard for grownups to explain why vaccines are necessary and how they work. Factual and scientifically accurate, this book breaks down the basics of vaccination to give kids a better understanding through a fun, age-appropriate story. Jean learns what to expect when she gets her injection, how it works to protect her, and why she needs it. With this knowledge she can bravely do her part to protect herself, her family and friends, and her community.
Aiden and Aria Learn Numbers 1-10
Filled with fun activities and creative coloring pages, this companion workbook to the educational books Aiden Picks Ten Apples: An Interactive Counting Book and Aria Picks Ten Apples: An Interactive Counting Book will introduce little readers to numbers 1-10.
Miss P, a Pup with a P
"Miss P is a pup, a pup with a P. Just look at her head and what do you see? Silly Pup. She's drawn with the letter P!" So starts this children's picture book introducing you to the pup Miss P drawn with the letter P, most prominently her head. Turn the pages and you'll find some of the "p" things Miss P does and likes, including parties, picnics, and pumpkin pie (but not pumpernickel or rye). And as you part, the book ends with a listing of the "p" words encountered from the start. This book is appropriate for children in the 4- to 8-year-old age range. With rhyming text and bright, simple illustrations, it presents a fun and entertaining way to help in teaching young children words that begin with the letter P. It will also help in building vocabulary and reading skills as early readers begin reading on their own. Take a peek and you are sure to be pleasantly surprised! Heather M. Thompson is a self-published children's book author living in Bainbridge Island, Washington. She is interested in writing creative and humorous children's books that get young children excited about reading, learning, and imagining what may be.
All Around Bustletown: Nighttime
Bustletown's many fans will delight in this nocturnal return trip, which finds the village's beloved people, animals, and streetscapes as fun and busy as ever. No matter what time of year, the inhabitants of Bustletown are busy working, walking, playing, eating, making music, exercising, and shopping. Now, even though it's nighttime, the fun hasn't stopped. Just as Berner's previous explorations of the town have brilliantly evoked the sights and colors of the seasons, here she bathes the town in shimmering darkness that throws evening activities into fascinating relief. Seven colorful and incredibly detailed spreads take readers inside a multi-generational house, a farm, a railway station, a community center, a marketplace, a department store, and a park with a lake. Readers will return again and again to these pages to discover everything that takes place in Bustletown during the late hours: a burglar tries to break into the dental office, the bookshop features "books for a good night," fireworks explode above the lake, and a slumber party is raging in the library. And as they search on each page for their favorite returning characters, they'll create their own stories about all the things you can do after the sun sets.
Harry Rides the Danger
Harry woke at night: in his doorway stood THE DANGER. Harry learns first to face and follow Danger, then to court Danger. Harry takes the Danger out for chocolate cake, for jumping over mountains, for leaping over pits of snakes. Then he wields Danger to save lives, homes, and worlds from a world ending fire. A children's book written in the wake of the historic Joplin tornado, HARRY RIDES THE DANGER teaches the abstract concept of courage in a fun way. It will quickly become an early reader classic.
Imagine If God . . .
Can you imagine if God decided to have a little creative fun, changing the colors of many of the things He had done!Using His brushes, He changed the whole scene.He made the grass blue and the sky a neon green.Can you imagine the colors He would change, or how our world would look strange.A look at the colors of our world
Penny the Mirror
Mirrors have it tough: They feel like they are not doing a good job. because whenever people stare at them they (almost) always say bad things. Who would have thought, that the mirrors out there, well, they take it personally. One plucky little mirror decides to take things into her own hands (yes, she's got hands) - for the sake of her ancestors and mirrors everywhere. Penny, the Mirror is one mirror's hilarious life-changing journey to acceptance and in turn an empowering story for all readers to accept and celebrate themselves too.
Ik Navan Din
Ik Navan Din (A New Day) is a book about a fun-filled day full of new possibilities that will take you and your little one on a learning adventure.Children will learn about colors, numbers, and opposites in an exciting way.A Bilingual/Multilingual book with Punjabi Gurmukhi script, English transliteration, and English translation will help young children develop basic conversational skills in both Punjabi and English.This book will help learners of all ages grasp basic Punjabi words used in everyday conversations.Get this book today to incorporate conversational Punjabi into your loved one's life!Ik Navan Din is the Punjabi translation of AWARD WINNING Hindi-English bilingual book Ek Naya Din. This book is also available in Gujarati-English as Ek Navo Divas. For additional information, please check out the author website https: //apniheritage.com/
The Babyccinos Alphabet The Letter S
join the babyccinos as they learn about the letter S in this alphabet series. Suitable for ages 3-6 this book is a fun, educational adventure for any child learning the alphabet or improving their reading skills.
What Can You Do With Just One Dollar?
If you had just one dollar, how much good could you do? Join Jack Jupiter, Gracie Green, and their friends as they come up with imaginative ways to do some good in the world with only a dollar. Discover that giving can be as simple as an act of kindness and that the warm and proud feeling giving provides can be shared by all.Written to offer life lessons on inclusivity and giving, What Can You Do With Just One Dollar? invites kids to dream about how they can have an impact with even the smallest act of kindness.
Tiffany’s New Glasses
Tiffany's New Glasses is a charming book. It teaches colors and patterns while engaging the young reader in the decision-making process. At a very young age, children are capable of working things out when it comes to certain choices and understanding simple concepts. Enjoy!
Zoe's Book Of Colors
The process of acquiring the concept of color begins around the age of two and ends aroundthe age of 3.5. As part of the developmental stages, the process of acquiring the concept ofcolor is also gradual. If it seems to you that your child is having a little difficulty and you wantto give them the concept of color, it is recommended to teach eachcolor separately. It is possible, for example, to declarea "red week". Dedicate that same week to acquire the redcolor, emphasize red objects in the child's surrounding("Here's a red truck", "This apple is red" etc.). In addition, one day you can wear red clothes and another day eata whole meal of red foods, craft with red fingers/redcolors, etc. Use your imagination." Zoe's Book of Colors"is another experiential way of getting to know the color.
Zoe's Book Of Colors
The process of acquiring the concept of color begins around the age of two and ends aroundthe age of 3.5. As part of the developmental stages, the process of acquiring the concept ofcolor is also gradual. If it seems to you that your child is having a little difficulty and you wantto give them the concept of color, it is recommended to teach eachcolor separately. It is possible, for example, to declarea "red week". Dedicate that same week to acquire the redcolor, emphasize red objects in the child's surrounding("Here's a red truck", "This apple is red" etc.). In addition, one day you can wear red clothes and another day eata whole meal of red foods, craft with red fingers/redcolors, etc. Use your imagination." Zoe's Book of Colors"is another experiential way of getting to know the color.
Super Spike and His Pal Boss Say the ABCs
Join Spike and Boss teaching the little ones the "ABC's"
Learn about Angel Numbers with Bearific(R)
Learn about Angel Numbers with Bearific(R) has all the information you need to understand the meaning of repetitive number sequences you see.
Planning a Party at Baobab Place
Josh Nelson's upcoming ninth birthday party is the perfect opportunity for the Nelson family to mentor their daughter Elle through planning, meal preparations, and sticking to a budget. Join Elle as she overcomes her fear of the unknown, estimates, creates a shopping list, and successfully sticks to her first budget plan.In the fun series of books, children will learn along with Josh, Elle, and the other animals at Baobab Place. As a family, it can be hard to teach children how to budget, plan, and make smart money decisions. But when they see other children their age mastering these skills, they realize they can be smart with money too! A great primer for personal finances for kids and families, these books encourage discussion, conversation, and creating learning moments for everyone in the family.
Birthday Bash at Baobab Place
It's Josh Nelson's ninth birthday and he gets to celebrate with his friends and family at Baobab Place. His sister Elle has baked him a homemade cake to share with his friends. The Nelson family show their children and friends that community is more valuable than gifts. Join the animals at the watering hole as they focus on quality time and friendship.In the fun series of books, children will learn along with Josh, Elle, and the other animals at Baobab Place. As a family, it can be hard to teach children how to budget, plan, and make smart money decisions. But when they see other children their age mastering these skills, they realize they can be smart with money too! A great primer for personal finances for kids and families, these books encourage discussion, conversation, and creating learning moments for everyone in the family.
Little Monster’s Book of Feelings
Little Monster is getting ready to enjoy her day. The Sun is shining, birds are singing, it's the perfect day to play. But dear oh dear, her tummy goes topsy turvy after swinging, she crashes her bike and loses her ball. Just like with every little person, these events change her mood drastically. Will she be able to regain the happiness she felt in the morning, or will her day end up in bitter tears?Find out in this delightful rhyming book with large simple illustrations and a fun story.
Money Is Easy
"I'll teach you that money is easy, as easy as counting one, two, three!" - Money Mike.Money Is Easy (book 1 in the 4-book series) is a beautifully illustrated picture rhyming book that teaches kids how to get rich God's way by revealing Christian values and important life lessons about tithing, saving, investing, giving, and staying out of debt. Money Mike, a lean, green money machine, interacts with a young boy and girl, explaining three easy steps that reveal secrets to success: making money grow like the leaves on his tree involving the kids in doing what he teaches.In this awesome book about money, your child will learn: Important things that money is used for, like paying for your house, food, and of course, TOYS!How kids can earn money by selling yummy products like lemonade or helping people by mowing their lawns.How tithing gives back to the Lord and allows God to 'multiply for you a great reward.'How to plan for earning and saving money, investing in other people who work hard, and preventing going into debt.How to pray to God to understand how to make money last a long time.All of Money Mike's helpful money tips are backed with *asterisked* words that correlate with the back glossary of terms so that educators and parents can teach their kids financial vocabulary and scriptures that back up money prospering principles.The Money Mike & The Gang four-book series are Christian-based illustrated rhyming books with a message of hope to break the misconception that money is difficult, lose the cycle of debt, and break a poverty mentality - that starts early in childhood development. It also helps parents and their kids start talking about money early so that they can be successful.This inspirational series has quickly become the favorite kids' money books of parents, teachers, and Christian homeschool groups for helping children understand basic money concepts.For ages 0-8, but really intended for parents!Page Up and Order Now.
Lia Y Lu穩s: 聶Qui矇n Tiene M獺s? / Lia & Luis: Who Has More?
癒Celebremos la diversidad, las matem獺ticas y el poder del cuento! Celebrate diversity, math, and the power of storytelling! 癒Ahora en edici籀n biling羹e ingl矇s-espa簽ol! Los mellizos L穩a y Luis siempre discuten para ver qui矇n tiene m獺s de su merienda favorita. 聶Podr獺n estos hermanos usar las matem獺ticas y compartir un poco para saber qui矇n tiene raz籀n? Una exploraci籀n divertida sobre la medici籀n, el conteo y la estimaci籀n, con personajes brasile簽o-estadounidenses y un glosario de palabras en portugu矇s. Los libros de la serie Cuentos matem獺ticos celebran las aventuras diarias de ni簽os que usan las matem獺ticas mientras juegan, construyen y descubren el mundo que los rodea. Historias divertidas y actividades pr獺cticas facilitan que tanto los ni簽os como los adultos exploren juntos las matem獺ticas de la vida diaria. Fue desarrollada junto a expertos en el curr穩culum STEM, pertenecientes a TERC Inc., organizaci籀n sin fines de lucro, bajo una subvenci籀n otorgada por Heising-Simons Foundation. Now in a Spanish bilingual edition! Twins Lia and Lu穩s argue over who has more of their favorite snacks. Can the siblings use math--and a little sharing--to pick the winner? A playful exploration of measurement, counting, and estimation, featuring Brazilian American characters and a glossary of Brazilian Portuguese words. Storytelling Math celebrates children using math in their daily adventures as they play, build, and discover the world around them. Joyful stories and hands-on activities make it easy for kids and their grown-ups to explore everyday math together. Developed in collaboration with math experts at STEM education non-profit TERC, under a grant from the Heising-Simons Foundation.
My Superpower Word is STOP!
Nothing seemed to be going right, until he found his secret superpower! A frustrated boy realizes he has the power to make things stop. When he says the word "STOP" his superpower is activated! Help him use the superpower word "STOP" throughout the story to make his day go more smoothly.
Learning My ABC's
A well-structured alphabet picture book that offers countless colorful images to capture your child's attention. Kids will have fun recognizing the boldly illustrated upper and lowercase letters as well as associating words that begin with each alphabetic character. Children will also enjoy using new words learned in short sentences.
Learning My ABC's
A well-structured alphabet picture book that offers countless colorful images to capture your child's attention. Kids will have fun recognizing the boldly illustrated upper and lowercase letters as well as associating words that begin with each alphabetic character. Children will also enjoy using new words learned in short sentences.
My Body My Home
This bedtime book takes children on a magical trip around their bodies, from their busy feet to their clever fingers. Courtesy of some warm, friendly animals it reminds children how lovely and grounding it can be to simply sense your physical body. The book is based on the practice of yoga nidra which is a form of yoga that helps to relax fully into the body and become peaceful through 'visiting' and becoming conscious of each body part.The colorful and positive illustrations show us each part of the body in a very artful and creative way and the text aids us to recognize this body part in ourselves- thus creating the body awareness and then the relaxation. It is the perfect nighttime book for little ones as it is deeply relaxing. It helps to develop body positivity from the inside out.
wen moon?
Fred the bookworm tunnels his way through the blockchain to find out how NFTs came to be, what they mean for the future, and how he can ape in without getting rugged.wen moon? explores NFTs, WEB3, cryptocurrency, and the blockchain with the same childlike wonder we all experienced when we first discovered it, introducing young and old to the concepts they'll need to know to take advantage of all of the opportunities it brings.This father-daughter project leads kids through a safe approach to learning about crypto, how to find a good NFT project, and what to be wary of to avoid scammers and rug pulls. With a Suessical rhyming scheme, wen moon? strings together the concepts and native lingo of NFT culture to create a delightful story with illustrations from 14-year-old artist Cameron Benedict.You're never too young, or too old, to start down the rabbit (worm?) hole, so join Fred and his frens as they wonder... wen moon?
Eat Your Garden (English-Filipino Edition)
A child is afraid of the creepy crawlies in their garden. His mother convinces him that each creature has a role in that garden that is a miniature world of its own.Eat Your Garden is Lorie Santos's second children's book. This is a paperbound/softbound edition.
The Animals Are Talking
All kind of sounds are coming from the zoo today! Screams, whistles, snorts, howls, grunts, and chortles (to name a few) are being passed from group to group. Why are the animals making all this racket? They seem to be sending a message.Read to find out what all the fuss is about!
Pok矇mon Primers: Emotions Book
Explore different Emotions with Pikachu and its Pals! Emotions come in many forms like happy, sad and excited - Pikachu and its friends show how they experience a dozen different emotions in Pok矇mon Primers: Emotions Book! Come along with your favorite Pok矇mon pals and explore a fun storyline with over 100 flaps to lift and reveal, showing Pok矇mon, Pok矇 Balls, berries, and more! Written by beloved children's author Simcha Whitehill, this Emotions book will create lasting memories and a foundation for learning. This book will appeal best to younger children, so take your Trainer-in-training on a Pok矇mon adventure today!
The Climb
James had saved all his pocket money for the toy he'd set his heart on. The small toy shop sits at the top of a big, steep hill. James has to climb the hill but a chance meeting gives him a big choice to make. Will he get the toy he has his heart set on?
Gurgles, Giggles, and Glee with A, B, C.
What enables children's learning? A key ingredient in children's learning is being actively engaged and fascinated by something that they are naturally drawn to. Children tend to be naturally drawn to animals, perhaps because they are so different from humans, or because of their unique behaviour. In this book, children are drawn into the lives of various animals through the twenty-six letters of the alphabet. The use of alliteration encourages repetition of the sounds of each letter in a fun, light-hearted manner.The language used is simple yet piques interest and motivates query by questioning minds. Furthermore, it is witty and whimsical, as are the accompanying scenes filling children's minds with whimsy and imagination and spurring further growth and learning.The antics of the animals also stir children's senses of humour and wonder, further fuelling and expanding their emotions and feelings. Children's awareness and sensibilities are also awakened as they come to realize that animals are deserving of life and fun too.
Your Hair is Magic
Avery Gray is back in Wash Day, a colorfully illustrated and vibrant, rhyming book, which offers a step-by-step guide, detailing the process of washing curly hair. Even though wash day can be tedious, this book provides affirmations and teaches the importance of self-love, coupled with the education needed for proper curl care and maintenance. Whether you're a wash day pro, or need some guidance in caring for curls, this book is excellent for children and caretakers alike! "Wash day is a lot of work, but we try to make it fun. Cartoons or toys help pass the time until each step is done." "Then we use shampoo with bubbles. That's a fun surprise." "We like to call them juicy curls, as we squeeze the water out." "What matters most on wash day, is that you find what works for you." Consider the YOUR HAIR IS MAGIC series a love letter to, and toolkit for curls. It offers a multidimensional view of life with curls and all the ups and downs that come with having a curly crown. Rooted in realism and representation, these books are all about promoting self-love and building confidence, one curl at a time.
Oh No 9,8,7
A humorous picture book on the dislike of math. The author did not like math as a child but learned that numbers and math are needed every day whether she liked it or not. Even after 80 years she still prefers letters over numbers. When in doubt find something to laugh about.Struggling with numbers is nothing new. It was a problem for me, just as it might be for you.That is exactly what this charming, entertaining, and humorous little story does. As it takes the reader on a journey to change the way they look at numbers.
Reputation Rules
This rhyming book introduces the idea of feelings as information in a fun and experiential way and encourages children to connect with the bodies in order to experience true connection and healthy expression of emotion. This book is intended as a conversation starter for children, parents, teachers and caregivers to explore feelings and emotion, allowing young people to build healthy relationships with their bodies, support emotional development and positive mental health. Did you know you have a best friend who is with you every single moment of every single day? A friend who loves you, supports you and looks out for you. It's your body!!! Our bodies are our closest friends and they help us experience all of our feelings- and all of our life- whether we're a child, adult or even an animal! This book introduces children to the concept of Feelings as Information as taught in the AWARE TherapyTM Model of Animal Wisdom, create by Meg Kirby of The Equine Psychotherapy Institute. Understanding the experience of emotions and feeling safe in our bodies as we experience them is one of the fundamental elements of developing a healthy relationship, not only with one's feelings but also with the self. Through teaching children to understand their experience, we open up a conversation where feelings are not right or wrong, they just are, and can then support children to regulate their emotions, make informed choices and listen to their own inner guidance as they grow and develop. This sets children up for greater emotional and mental health, resilience and overall wellbeing as they grow. Although written for young children, this book contains a message that speaks to all age groups, including adults who may never have received these teachings or support. This book is intentionally a rhyming book as rhythm and pace support regulation, which are important ingredients when children and adults are co regulating and also creates a safer container for body awareness. This bonus Activity Book edition offers 2 books in 1, with questions to support readers on their own unique body awareness journey. This book has been created with the support of and input from professional Accredited Mental Health Social Workers, Early Childhood Educators, School Teachers and mothers.
