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How do you make a pizza? A girl and her mom show the ingredients and sequence needed to make a yummy pizza. At the end of the story, the girl enjoys the pepperoni pizza she and her mom made. Photographs and high-frequency words support early readers. (f)
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This book teaches students about the animals that live in the tide pools found on rocky shores by the sea. The engaging puzzle format encourages readers to use clues to guess the tide pool animal described. Repetitive phrases and high-frequency words support early readers. (nf)
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City Places is a nonfiction book about various places typically found in a city and what people do in those places. Detailed illustrations support the text. (nf)
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Many things are happening in the sky during a thunderstorm! The reader hears and sees the action from start to finish. The Storm is about a rainstorm advancing through the sky. Once it passes through, the sun is shining and all is well again. (nf)
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A Week with Grandpa is about a little boy who goes to visit his grandpa. Together they engage in many activities, such as going fishing and seeing a movie. On the last day of the boy's visit, he is so tired from all the fun that he stays in bed to rest. He has had a good visit with his grandpa. (f)
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Time for Bed is about a little boy getting ready for bed. The story leads the reader through a sequence of "getting ready for bed" activities, like washing hands and brushing teeth. The story ends when the little boy climbs into bed with his bear. His dad reads a book to both of them. (f)
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Hugs is about a group of children who are each having a very bad day and need hugs to make them feel better. At the end, one of the children, Billy, has a good day-his birthday! Everybody gives Billy a hug, which makes him feel even better. Hugs reinforces the validity of having feelings and needing comfort. (f)
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Animals aren't just in the wilderness or on the farmâthey are in cities, too. This informative leveled reader introduces students to some of the animals that live in cities, from the weird and wild (opossums and hawks) to the familiar (dogs). (nf)
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Bear and Kangaroo is about two animal friends who compete against each other. Bear is always showing up Kangaroo, until the final contest--jumping! (f)
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This book tells students about many animals that live in the mountains. Students will learn that both small and big animals live in the mountains. Repetitive text and supportive illustrations make this an excellent book for early readers. (nf, Read-Only Book)
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In What Is in the Box?, a boy takes a box to be mailed. Find out where the box goes and what happens to it along the way. Repetitive text, supportive pictures, and high-frequency words make this book perfect for emerging readers. (f, Read-Only Book)
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As the guests in Happy Birthday, Snag! arrive at the party, Bonk makes sure each has brought along a familiar birthday item, such as balloons, a cake, candles, and presents. When guests begin to wonder what Bonk has brought, he surprises the group by bringing Snag, the guest of honor. Pictures support the text and the identification of the content words in print. (f, Read-Only Book)
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