Snowy days call for sledding, snowball fights, and hot chocolate. A delightful narrator explores these activities and more in this fiction title, which is designed specifically for beginning readers. Whether read alone or together with a friend, this title asks readers to join a relatable narrator on a snowy day. Readers learn what makes this weather unique, and how it affects what we wear and what we do. By the end of this narrative, readers will...

Long ago, when your great-grandparents were young, a lot of things were different in people's homes. They did not have many machines to help them, so everyone in the family had to help with the housework.

Do you like using scissors? What do you like to cut? Mrs. Snip Snap loves to cut things with her scissors. She likes to snip all kinds of things.

Dribble, shoot, score. Playing basketball is a great way to have fun with friends. It's also the perfect way to stay active. Readers hit the court with an engaging narrator in this exciting narrative about a basketball game. A city park offers a familiar setting, and each scene is beautifully illustrated in vibrant color. Emergent readers will find the age-appropriate text easy to read. Children will be excited to get outside and play after finding...

Look at your hands. Your hands are good for doing lots of things. What can you do with your hands?

Can you hop? How do you hop? Can you hop on your left foot? Can you hop on your right foot? Lots of animals can hop too. Do you know, which animals can hop?

Watch Me Swim Spanish Edition. Can you swim? Lots of animals can swim too. All the animals in this book are good swimmers. They can swim fast.

Poor baby elephant has got a knot in his trunk! How do you think that knot got there? What will happen to poor Baby Elephant? What does an elephant do with its trunk?

Learn about colors with a friendly octopus! First, read the story in Spanish. Then, flip to the next page and read it again in English. Comparing words in both languages helps early readers with comprehension and literacy. Plus, bright animal illustrations encourage a love of storytime.

Help a friendly fish search for treasure! First, read the story in Spanish. Then, flip to the next page and read it again in English. Comparing words in both languages helps early readers with comprehension and literacy. Plus, bright animal illustrations encourage a love of storytime.