It's dinner time at the pond and the flies, frogs, fish, and bears are hungry! Introduce early readers to the food chain with this brightly illustrated fiction reader. With high-frequency words and a simple rhyming story, this book builds foundational reading skills and supports early literacy.
These mighty machines move big piles of material from one place to another. Some wheel loaders have a huge claw called a grapple to grab things like logs. This book explains how a wheel loader works and what it transports.
Wheels go ‘ round all over town! Play this rhyming guessing game to help your little one spot a fire engine, school bus, and other favorite wheels on the go.
The little boy in this illustrated book can’t decide what he wants to be when he grows up.
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Links and Budge are two dinosaurs studying the stars in school. They begin to wonder if there are dinosaurs like them on other planets. Their instructor, Madam Thor, tells them that there were once dinosaurs on a planet called Earth. Together they hypothesize why the dinosaurs no longer exist on that planet. With creative illustrations and large font, children will be engaged as they learn what happened to the dinosaurs that once roamed Earth. Told from a unique perspective, this story is sure to be a classroom favorite.
Where has Max's sneeze gone? Spend a week with Max as he waits for his sneeze to find him. From Aunt Suzy's perfume to Grandpa's sawdust, Max spends the week with a nose irritated and ready to sneeze, but every time he thinks it's about to happen ... nothing. Until he picks some flowers for Mum!Children will enjoy identifying with the characters and routines in this story, and observing the differences. This story has been designed as a discussion point so that children and carers can talk about 'same' and 'different' so that children learn that we all lead different lives and that different doesn't mean wrong. Also available as an ebook and as a two-in-one print edition with 'Who caught the Yawn?'
