Learning with Skip. Colors
A cheerful and warm book in which Skip learns about various colors. For toddlers ages 30 months and up, with a focus on the child's language development. Skip gets to help Grandpa in the garden. He wears a yellow raincoat, feeds the robins with the red bellies, paints the garden house blue, turns his mouth purple with blueberries, sees orange butterflies with green dots, and picks a beautiful bunch of flowers in all the colors of the rainbow!
Elmer
"McKee's gentle humor and love of irony are in full force in this celebration of individuality and laughter." --Publishers WeeklyElmer the elephant is bright-colored patchwork all over. No wonder the other elephants laugh at him!If he were ordinary elephant color, the others might stop laughing. That would make Elmer feel better, wouldn't it? David McKee's comical fable about everyone's favorite patchwork elephant teaches readers to be themselves and celebrates the power of laughter.
Colors
Let's learn colors all around the busy town! Join in on the fun in the Red Tree House where everything is red, from fire trucks to roses. The Orange Store only sells orange things like basketballs or traffic cones. There are adventures to be had on every page, whether at the Blue Pier, strolling through the Green Street Market, or walking in the Purple Parade. This adorably illustrated peek-a-flap book explores every color of the rainbow and includes different words that apply to each color for kids to practice new vocabulary. Each page is dedicated to one color so that kids focus practice on colors and vocabulary Open the flaps in this colorful lift the flap book for even more fun surprises! Sturdy, thick board pages and durable flaps designed to withstand traditional wear and tear for curious little infants and toddlers.Lifting the interactive flaps encourages sensory exploration and helps support the development of fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination in developing children.Packed with new words and peek-a-boo surprises.Bright, cheerful illustrations and interesting facts in these sensory lift-a-flap books for babies and preschoolers keep them entertained and engaged.Perfect gift for birthdays, holidays, and curious toddlers! Collect all the books in the Peek-a-Flap series.
A Colorful Balloon Ride
I was inspired to write my book "A Colorful Balloon Ride" based off of my elementary school art class with my best friend Emily where I learned my colors with my art teacher Mr. Smith. With that said, let's learn colors with Mary and Emily on their ride around the county fair with Mr. John.
Alpert
Meet Alpert.Alpert loves blank sheets of white paper, or ahem, "snowstorms," as he calls them.Alpert is living his best life, flying around in a snowstorm until one day, a line shows up on the page. A magic line.Alpert is confused. He is intrigued.What is this line? Who put it there? Why?Join Alpert as he hilariously deals with the growing illustrations that change with every turn of the page.Help him cope with his "snowstorms" that turn into detailed settings!
Curious George’s Colors: High Contrast Tummy Time Book
An accordion-style board book featuring Curious George! Perfect for tummy time, this book engages infants' minds and developing eyesight with bright colors and high-contrast images.A Curious George accordion book that grows with your baby! Did you know babies see close-up, high contrast images best? That's why black and white patterns hold their interest.One side of this fold-out book features black and white shapes to appeal to the youngest babies. Place it on the floor for tummy time so baby can strengthen their neck and their developing eye sight. The other side features brightly colored panels of George and some of his favorite things, so an older baby can get curious about the colors of the rainbow with Curious George.
A Coloring Book for Children
This is a coloring book for children to enjoy. The illustrations have been taken from my previous published books, Fun Poems For Your Child and The Travels of Mr Cat.
Shapes
Looking for a fun and engaging way to teach your little ones about shapes? Look no further than Shapes by Love Chibis(R)! This colorful and easy-to-read book features the adorable Love Chibis(R) characters dressed up as their favorite shapes. The convenient size of 8" x 10" makes this book perfect for on-the-go learning. Plus, it's an easy reader book, which is great for beginner readers. Give your child a head start in learning with Shapes and the Love Chibis(R)!
Shapes
Let's learn shapes with the Love Chibis! Aprendamos formas con Love Chibis! The book features Love Chibis characters dressed up as their favorite shapes! This is an is an easy reader bilingual English-Spanish book for children ages 2-6 and has colorful illustrations that help keep young readers engaged while learning. This a full color paperback book measures 8" x 10" which makes it easy to take on the go.
Shapes
Looking for a fun and engaging way to teach your little ones about shapes? Look no further than Shapes by Love Chibis(R)! This colorful and easy-to-read book features the adorable Love Chibis(R) characters dressed up as their favorite shapes. The convenient size of 8" x 10" makes this book perfect for on-the-go learning. Plus, it's an easy reader book, which is great for beginner readers. Give your child a head start in learning with Shapes and the Love Chibis(R)!
Shapes
Let's learn shapes with the Love Chibis! Aprendamos formas con Love Chibis! The book features Love Chibis characters dressed up as their favorite shapes! This is an is an easy reader bilingual English-Spanish book for children ages 2-6 and has colorful illustrations that help keep young readers engaged while learning. This a full color paperback book measures 8" x 10" which makes it easy to take on the go.
I Wish That I Could Have Ice Cream Every Day
Does your child ask for one thing (maybe ice cream), over and over?...and over?!'I Wish That I Could Have Ice Cream Every Day' embraces the idea, as a young child talks about the colours and flavours they'd like to try -and then remembers why having it every day might not be quite so special after all.Written in rhyme to encourage young children to follow along, it explores the delight of different flavours while focussing on one colour on each page.There is no adult 'intervention' or 'direction' in the story. The child remembers on their own why too much is not necessarily a good thing. An adult reader can help to prompt a child about something they may think they want more of.Included are a simple recipe for making ice cream, and play dough (both will need adult supervision).
Red Yellow Green
Red Yellow Green draws children into the wonderful world of colour that's all around them! Spend some quality time exploring all the splendid colours in the universe, your country, your neighbourhood, your school, and your home. It's amazing what vivid colours are right in front of your nose. Take a moment and look at the roses!
A Heart Full of Colors
Lucy loves all the colors of the world. She spends her days exploring them and her nights dreaming of them. But something happens, and she forgets about all the colors except red. Soon her obsession takes over the whole house. Will Lucy be stuck seeing only red? Or will she remember how colorful the world really is?
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
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.
You can’t just eat Dinosaur Chicken Nuggets
The parental guide to begging your child to eat ANYTHING else other than their favorite foods every day. This book notes a journey a young father takes to ensure that his daughter eventually learns to haggle at dinner.
Oops, Too Many Scoops!
What better way to begin teaching toddlers and young children the basics of counting and colors than ice cream scoops? The book starts by presenting one scoop at a time to count from 1 to 10. After all scoops fall off the cone, the scenario starts over again adding in the color of each scoop. Alas, after adding the pink scoop number 10, all scoops topple over again. The book ends with each scoop in its own cone and invites the reader to "Count them up. Pick a color. Then eat it up, ice cream and cone!" This book is appropriate to begin teaching preschool- and kindergarten-aged children numbers, counting, and colors. They will also begin to develop word recognition and early reading skills. With big, colorful images and simple rhyming text, this book provides an entertaining and engaging introduction to numbers and colors. Scoop by scoop young and old alike will enjoy counting their way through a colorful (but toppling) treat.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.
Al Jazeera English
Rainbow Rob, the classic touch-and-feel book from Priddy Books, has been refreshed for Winter 2022. This picture book tells the story of Rob the penguin who wants to change himself to be more colorful: Rob is black and Rob is white.No color at all, just dark and light.But Rob does not like black and white, He'd like to be a brighter sight. Although he meets lots of different brightly-colored animals, Rob decides that being yourself is the best way to be. This casebound book is a fantastic gift for young children, with a heartwarming message and great tactiles to explore. This updated edition has graphic new artwork, quirky typography, and brand-new touch and feels to appeal to a new generation of young children.
Adventures of MAE
Hi friends! Join Macie, Ava Jae and Ezra as they take you on a color filled adventure through the park and explore the world around them. Throughout this adventure, your young reader will build on their color recognition, observational skills, language development and social-emotional skills.
Ghosting Uplug Unwind Destress Color
As an adult, I know first-hand that coloring is not just a way to be creative, or pass time but a way to destress, unplug and unwind when things are just hectic. This lovely, designed coloring book is on premium paper with a matte finish which is great for gifting and easy to carry.
Roald Dahl Colors
Learn your colors with Roald Dahl, the World's No. 1 Storyteller! This deluxe board book is the perfect way to learn about colors. Featuring beloved art created by Quentin Blake from Roald Dahl's classic books, this book is perfect for libraries, the youngest classrooms, and baby shower gifts to start a child's bookshelf.
Annabelle Rose
"Magic is everywhere" the shopkeeper had said to Annabelle Rose as she entered the store. She had gone to the market and had been drawn to a quilt in the back of a shop. The quilt was enchanting, -full of adventures, with a princess, and full of vibrant colours. Annabelle was enthralled, she knew no other quilt would do. Annabelle was right to buy that quilt because that night and every night after she would have magical adventures with her quilt. What magical adventures you might ask? Well turn the page and you will find out. A beautiful book about children's imagination. Annabelle Rose allows children to learn all about colours and colour mixing, in a fun and imaginative way. This book is illustrated for all the Children out there who wear Glasses, but never get to see themselves in Books.
Baby Animals First Colors Book
"Charming and educational in one joyful package" --School Library Journal A little red crab, fluffy yellow ducklings, a vibrant purple seahorse, and soft pink piglets join together to welcome toddlers to the wide world of color. Filled with eye-catching photos of animals in their natural surroundings and paired with playful rhymes, Baby Animals First Colors Book will instill a love of nature while introducing children to all of the colors in a rainbow of adorable baby animals. Sized perfectly for curious little hands to hold, children will delight in learning from a wide array of creatures in the Baby Animals First series. The series expands with age, as young children will be attracted to the tactile cover and vibrant photographs, while older kids will engage with the rhyming text that teaches early learning concepts.
What's Big to a Tardigrade?
A Little Story About Big ThingsSome things are Big, Some things are Small.But what's Short to one, To another seems Tall.And one thing I know of, is bigger than them All...Creatures of all different shapes and sizes are explored in this colourful telling of perspective ending with the biggest thing of them all.
The Very Hungry Caterpillar Eats Lunch
Join The Very Hungry Caterpillar for one of his favorite meals of the day: lunch! The Very Hungry Caterpillar is very hungry . . . for lunch! With die-cut pages, a simple narrative, and beautiful artwork from Eric Carle, this interactive board book is the perfect way to introduce the midday meal. From mac and cheese and sandwiches to salads and tacos, there's something everyone will enjoy. This book will become a staple in the kitchen for even the littlest food critic in training!
Lift-And-Trace: Shapes
Early learning for toddlers! Follow the die-cut grooves with your finger and lift the flaps of this interactive board book that helps develop hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills. Each page encourages hands-on learning and teaches toddlers about shapes. - Flaps and die-cut grooves add fun visual and tactile elements - Simple text and bold graphics captivate young readers' attention - Other titles in this board book series: Colors, Numbers, and Opposites
Annabelle Rose
A beautiful book about children's imagination, that allows children to learn all about colours and colour mixing. Annabelle Rose is beautifully illustrated to showcase a girl who wears glasses. Born out of personal experience when our daughter was told she needed glasses at three years old, we struggled to find books where she could see a child wearing glasses. With a background in early childhood coupled with the hands on experience of raising four children, Sarah McPherson children's books are written to not only delight your children, but let them learn amazing concept's along the way."Magic is everywhere" her mum had said to Annabelle Rose as she entered the store. She had gone to the market and had been drawn to a quilt in the back of a shop. The quilt was enchanting, -full of adventures, with a princess, and full of vibrant colours. Annabelle was enthralled, she knew no other quilt would do. Annabelle was right to buy that quilt because that night and every night after she would have magical adventures with her quilt. What magical adventures you might ask? Well turn the page and you will find out.
Looking at Clouds
"Looking At Clouds" tells the story of a little girl and her best friend teddy bear and the adventures they imagine while looking at clouds. Animals and mythical creatures come to life in the outlines of the clouds as the two create worlds filled with dreams. The little girl's face is never shown so that readers may place themselves into the story and imagine along with the characters as each new shape and adventure rolls across the sky.
Queen Beans
Do you want to teach your child that being a queen is about what is on the inside?Have them learn from the experiences of Miss Teen Universe USA, Alana Morgan and her sister, Country queen, Kris Londyn.This social emotional book teaches kids that they don't have to change who they are to be a queen. Queen Beans teaches everything from learning about colors to how to interact with others.Black, white, red, yellow, purple, or greenI'm exceptional and I'm a queenIt's tough being a kid, so why not let them know at an early age that they, too, can be a queen! 
In the Sea: Book of Colors
Children can learn colors with this bright, engaging board book that features a lift-the flap on every spread. Part of the Clever First Concepts series, In the Sea is an underwater adventure that takes readers behind a patch of seaweed to find a green sea turtle; inside a sunken ship to find a red crab; and to many other underwater locations to discover a host of colorful ocean friends. Questions on each spread encourage active reading as children are asked to find who is leaping through a wave; who is resting behind the coral; and more. The sturdy board pages are just the right size for little hands, and the lift-the-flaps help children to improve their hand-eye coordination as they open and close each flap.
It’s a Great, Big Colorful World
A gray day turns into a kaleidoscope of fun in this marvelously offbeat and stimulating journey through the world of color. One winter morning, Otto the cat looks out the window and sighs, "Why is everything so gray today?" Luckily his friend Leon the chameleon is around to show him just how many colors there are in the world. In these exciting and funny spreads filled to the brim with brilliantly illustrated objects, Leon and Otto identify people, places, and things of every hue. On pages dedicated to infinite shades of a single color, Tom Schamp's brilliant drawings play with perspective and unexpected pairings. An enormous Bengal tiger lords over an orange-tinted world, while a giant blue whale dwarfs elephants, pairs of jeans, and police officers. Throughout, cleverly inserted puns and allusions will elicit plenty of laughs from parents and children alike. Parents will enjoy the numerous ways color is depicted and kids will spend hours looking for their friends Otto and Leon as they traverse the busy pages. Best of all, this delightful adventure comes to a perfect end when all the colors come together in one beautiful, joyful rainbow of fun.
Doodle Dozen Let’s Get Doodling Our World
Ziggy and Milo are finally welcoming home their new baby brother, Kai. They are very excited to share all of their big brother words of wisdom with him by doodling the whole world! But the Doodle Dozen have mixed feelings about this plan, as the world looks very different these days. Can Ziggy, Milo and the Doodle Dozen find anything good about the world to doodle for Kai? As the third book in the Doodle Dozen series, Doodle Dozen Let's Get Doodling Our World is a wonderful story of two older siblings who use their creativity to welcome a new baby into their family. It warmly illustrates the gift of love and the ignition of that creative spark of childhood, as well as the simple joy of giving. The story also encompasses concepts of positivity, optimism, gratitude, resilience and coping with change. Through the personification of the twelve pencils and their fun, entertaining interactions with each other and with human characters Ziggy, Milo and Kai, Doodle Dozen Let's Get Doodling Our World explores how we can both see and be a positive part of the 'good' in the world, even when things are different. There are indeed messages in the Doodle Dozen picture book series for every little reader or doodler out there. The vibrant and engaging illustrations will truly capture their interest and imagination. Doodle Dozen Let's Get Doodling Our World will particularly appeal to parents who want to support their child's creativity, emotional expression and growth mindset. It's a charming, heart-warming story for 4-8 year old readers and doodlers alike, featuring twelve very special pencil pals and three equally adorable brothers. From their unique personalities, curious minds and creative expression, to their inspiring words and unbreakable bond, the Doodle Dozen will quickly become your little one's new favourite pencil pals! Visit doodledozen.com today to learn more!
Domino Learns His Colors
Join Domino, a young and playful horse, as he discovers his favorite color. This colorful adventure takes place on his farm. He explores all seven colors of the rainbow and gets help from his friends along the way. Domino is thankful to God for all of his blessings and the gift of color. A portion of proceeds will be donated to a horse rescue charity, please visit http: //www.faithdaley.com or scan QR code for more information.
Domino Learns His Colors
Join Domino, a young and playful horse, as he discovers his favorite color. This colorful adventure takes place on his farm. He explores all seven colors of the rainbow and gets help from his friends along the way. Domino is thankful to God for all of his blessings and the gift of color. A portion of proceeds will be donated to a horse rescue charity, please visit http: //www.faithdaley.com or scan QR code for more information.
Rainbow Monsters Colouring Fun
On a mixed up rainy sunny day, the Rainbow Monsters love to play. Read the story, then have fun colouring along with the Rainbow Monsters. There's a whole rainbow of colours to choose from, which one is your favourite?
Country Colors, City Colors
In this modern retelling of the Aesop's fable, the country mouse and the city mouse each gain a new appreciation not only for their own familiar neighborhood, but for those surroundings that are different from their own. Artist Ann Hogue's amazing watercolors illuminate the beauty of both settings. This book follows two mice, one from the country, one from the city. Each thinks their home is the most beautiful place. First they visit the country. "Look!" cried Country Mouse."RED roosters crowing, nearRED barns, withRED rosebuds growing all around.Told in verse, this book will delight both young and old. And it brings these friends together, closer than ever by the end of the book--just what is needed in the world today.
Rainbow Monsters
On a mixed up rainy, sunny day, The rainbow monsters love to play.Jump on a cloud and join the rainbow monsters in their fun and games. Come and meet each of the monsters and learn the colours of the rainbow.
Too Much Razzle Dazzle
Spencer Wrinkles loves sprinkles! And he loves to help his mom bake sprinkle cookies. But what started out to be a birthday surprise for Spencer's little brother turned into a disaster for Spencer at school, when he ignored his mom's instructions. Read "Too Much Razzle-Dazzle!" and find out what happens to the sprinkles -- and Spencer's class -- on that fateful day.
The Sky Is Blue?
The sky is blue? Read along with Thomas and his puppy pal Echo as they find out if that is true! This beautifully illustrated picture book about the colors of the sky is full of charm and verse for young readers as they enjoy a day with Thomas as he works on a very special project.
The Hole Story
This book is about nothing/spatial, and nothing is in everything. It is the precursor to learning math. Have fun looking for "holes," here, there and everywhere.This book has resonated globally with infants, math instructors, art instructors, spatially challenged individuals, adult collectors of children's books and developmentally disabled children and adults.
How to draw with Bearific(R) STEP BY STEP SUMMER THEME
This book is perfect for kids who are interested in drawing! Every step is simple and clear to understand. No drawing has more than 6 steps. Learn to draw waves, flamingos, dolphins, flowers, and so much more! Discover new ways to draw summer things to add to your doodles and artwork! This book includes: - 50 different summer things to draw- clear and easy instructions- great for boys and girls- each page is filled with color- learn to draw in 6 steps or less- perfect for ages 3 and up- no drawing experience required- for beginners - all step by step drawings are arranged in alphabetical order- use simple shapes to create awesome drawings- learn to draw plants from 4 categories: - animals - yummy - nature- summer stuff
Hello Family
Hello Family is about a little girl named, Peyton. She is introducing readers to her family. It is a book with rhymes, humor and is written in both English and Hmong.
The Foodie Monsters
The Foodie Monsters are lovable creatures who enjoy fruits and vegetables. The story of the Foodie Monsters helps children to explore new foods and encourages them to expand their taste buds. The monsters lend a helping hand to one of their own and discover they are in for a treat. Join the Foodie Monsters as they celebrate friendship in the most colorful and delicious way.Suitable for children ages 2 and up, this book teaches the vocabulary of more than 40 fruits and vegetables in both English and Mandarin Chinese. Engage your child in the story and make it an interactive experience by coming up with other fruits and vegetables that not only the Foodie Monsters but also your child may enjoy.
