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Preschool Day Hooray!
Paint hands andGooey glue.Tricky puzzlesI can do!What's a day in preschool like? Com inside and see! Every preschooler will relate to this lyrical and empowering text that is fun to read again and again! Hiroe Nakata's expressive and active illustrations celebrate the happy place where kids learn to love school.
A Different Kind of Passover
Kar-Ben Read-Aloud eBooks with Audio combine professional narration and text highlighting to bring eBooks to life! Jessica loves spending Passover with her grandparents. But this year, Grandpa is sick and can't lead the seder like he always does. Jessica knows Passover won't be the same. But maybe she can find a way to include Grandpa in the seder—and make the holiday as joyful as ever.
Numbers Everywhere
Search for hidden numeral shapes in this fun, rhyming picture book-- a perfect way to engage preschoolers learning numbers! Number shapes are everywhere-- look up! Look down! Look here! Look there. Rhymes invite children to look for numerals hidden in the pictures: A tall straight line is number one. A rocket headed towards the sun! Colorful illustrations of imaginative scenes hide the shapes of numbers 1 through 9. Dotted lines trace out these numeral shapes to help young readers find and recognize numbers, while charming rhyming text helps teach kids how to write numbers on their own. This important pre-math skill becomes a fun seek-and-find game, and the rhythmic, rhyming text is fun to read aloud. Your young reader will learn to love to count! A Mathical Honor Book A Poets.org Featured Fall Book for Young Readers
Best Friends Pretend!
A cheerful celebration of imagination as we follow two little girls-the best of friends-who like nothing better than to pretend.
Drop Everything and Write! an Easy Breezy Guide for Kids Who Want to Write a Story
AWARD WINNER, Best Books of 2010, sponsored by USA Book News. Whether or not you like to write, you'll breeze through this easy guide to writing stories. You'll find that writing is something that everyone (even you! especially you!) can do. First you'll write only what you want to write, in any form that feels best to you. No grammar rules, no spelling worries. No pressure. No one looking over your shoulder. Then maybe you'll observe (or imagine!) a person who's really interesting and think about putting that person in a story. This guide will help you: -- plot the story, start it, shape it, end it. -- put your character in conflict with another character. -- create a world for your character to operate in. -- give your character needs and wants, speech and thoughts. -- bring your character alive by using tricks of the writing trade. -- polish your story so you're as proud as can be of what you've created. -- practice all this with fun and creative exercises. Willing to try? Just open this guide. It's time now to... Drop everything and write!
The Princess Gown
If the wedding dress Hanna's family is making is not chosen for the princess, they will go to the poor house, but her abilities give her father a very good chance of becoming Embroiderer to the Princess.
A Fairy Called Hilary
A fairy named Hilary comes to stay with Caroline and uses her magic to enliven trick-or-treating on Halloween, the making of a giant snowman, a friend's party, an airplane trip, and a garden show. Reprint.
The Elijah Door
A little help from the rabbi on Passover ends a feud between the Lippas and the Galinskys.
Sammy Spider's First Rosh Hashanah
Sammy Spider wants to taste the golden honey the Shapiros set out for a sweet New Year. Mom tells him to stick to spinning webs, but will curious Sammy listen?
