Rose the zookeeper is ready to show you around the zoo! Explore the wonders of the zoo through and learn all about the zookeeper's important job of keeping the animals happy and healthy.
This informative and fun multipart series introduces young readers to the concept of measurement. Each book provides information on the terms and tools used when making simple measuerments. The accompanying photographs reinforce specific examples of measuring. The labeling of tools also provides a learning tool for ESL.
Begin with the basics. Kids ages 2 to 7 enjoy these simple, catchy songs and friendly characters like Sammy Sue that teach letter names and sounds, numbers 1 to 20, and simple addition. This album is perfect for children who are just starting to learn the alphabet and numbers. It makes learning fun and is sure to grab your child's attention more than the standard boring counting and alphabet practice!
Track List:
1. The ABC Song
2. Alphabet Rock
3. If You Know The Sound Of ....
4. Silly Alphabet Song
5. Betty Bunny
6. Old MacDonald's Letter Farm
7. Five Little Skunks
8. One Lonely Bird
9. Six Little Ducks
10. When I Was Young
11. Counting To Ten
12. I Can Count From 1 - 20
13. I Can Add
Runtime: 25:19:00
Perform the fun Letters and Numbers learning songs from TW5129 with these instrumental tracks.
If your child can sing through each song, it will be hard for them to forget their letters and numbers. This album is perfect to see if your child has completely learned all of the content on the Letters and Numbers album.
Track List:
1. The ABC Song [Instrumental]
2. Alphabet Rock [Instrumental]
3. If You Know The Sound Of .... [Instrumental]
4. Silly Alphabet Song [Instrumental]
5. Betty Bunny [Instrumental]
6. Old MacDonald's Letter Farm [Instrumental]
7. Five Little Skunks [Instrumental]
8. One Lonely Bird [Instrumental]
9. Six Little Ducks [Instrumental]
10. When I Was Young [Instrumental]
11. Counting To Ten [Instrumental]
12. I Can Count From 1 - 20 [Instrumental]
13. I Can Add [Instrumental]
Runtime: 25:16:00
An article that describes budgeting with an anecdote about going to camp and not having enough money to buy the special soap needed to bathe in the lake.
In this sequel to Daniel Kirk's Library Mouse-a Parenting magazine Book of the Year-Sam falls asleep in the library and awakens just in time to scamper out of sight. In his haste, he leaves behind his mouse-sized notebook. As a boy named Tom puzzles over the mystery of such a small book, he discovers Sam's mouse hole. Soon Sam and Tom form an unusual partnership that would surprise others-if they only knew. "A sure-fire hit . This is fun, fun, fun."-Booklist, starred review
Best-selling author Daniel Kirk's children's books include Library Mouse-which Booklist called a "showstopper." In the library, Sam meets a fellow mouse named Sarah, who is quite an explorer. Scurrying along the tops of the bookshelves and scampering around in the darkest corners are some of her favorite pastimes. How different from Sam, who is too frightened to climb! Sam would much rather spend his time learning about new things. In the end, the two can do just about anything if they work together.
In this magical story, two families live in the same place--a human family and a ladybug family! While a little girl describes each of her family members, illustrations reveal that the ladybug family likes to do all the same things that the human family likes to do. Early readers can follow the similarities between these two families as they share the space together. With delightful illustrations and large font, children will have an enjoyable reading experience.
Read and discover all about life in tropical rain forests. What is the biggest tropical rain forest? Where do orangutans sleep? Read and discover more about the world! This series of non-fiction readers provides interesting and educational content, with activities and project work.An Oxford Press Audio production.
In celebration of Abraham Lincoln's 200th birthday in February 2009, we present this story of the unusual friendship between two great American leaders. At a time when racial tensions were high and racial equality was not yet established, Lincoln and Douglass formed a strong bond over shared ideals. Narrated by Danny Glover with music by Ernest V. Troost.
