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This reader teaches students that patterns are all around useven at recess. Swings go high, low, high, low. The parachute is blue, yellow, green, blue, yellow, green. Patterns featuring many recess activities are featured so students can see a variety of types of patterns. The patterns clearly labeled with letters so students learn about the ways patterns can be described.

This reader shows that bakery items are not on the shelf for long. As the bakery items such as cupcakes, pan dulce, and pies are purchased, students learn about subtraction.

This reader describes what happens as treats are bought at a snack shop. Students learn about subtraction as snacks are purchased from the shop.

This reader highlights all the ways to have fun in the sun. Students learn how to join two or more things together in order to show addition using toys such as pinwheels, beach balls, and inner tubes.

In this reader, students learn how to add using playground activities. Hopscotch, slides, and swings become part of the addition problems as students learn that addition means joining two things together.

The focus of this reader is counting toys. Students count toys from one to twenty. Each page contains the target numeral and corresponding number of toys. Students read the corresponding number word within the text.

As soon as you open the door, you can smell it: the sweet aroma of glazed donuts and cookies fresh from the oven. Come visit your neighborhood bakery. Learn the secrets to artful cupcakes and oven-fresh bread. And, discover six-tier wedding cakes that are an engineering feat!

Think about a skyscraper, a bridge, or even your own house. Do you know how these were built? There are many people and steps involved. Workers draw blueprints, drive bulldozers, pour concrete, and paint walls. Check out this construction site, where an idea becomes a house ready to be called a home!

Fashion is about more than models on the runway at a fashion show. Fashion starts with a designers idea. Then it involves cutting and sewing fabric, and the business of making and selling clothes. This book will show you how a sketch can become the fashion that we all want in our closets!

You look at the classroom clock and hear your stomach growling. Its almost time for lunch! Whether you bring your lunch from home or get it at school, find out how this meal gives you the energy to get through the rest of your busy day.

Why do more people play soccer than any other sport? It is a thrilling game to play. The basic rules may be simple, but it takes lots of practice to become skilled at dribbling, passing, headingand scoring! Watch as a teamwith heart and hard workmakes it to the big tournament!

Rides, games, petting zoos, face painting, and bounce houses. Whats more fun than a school carnival? A lot of hard work and planning goes on behind the scenes. Who will run the game booths? What kinds of food should be sold? Get ready to help plan the coolest school carnival ever!

This reader teaches students that patterns are all around useven at recess. Swings go high, low, high, low. The parachute is blue, yellow, green, blue, yellow, green. Patterns featuring many recess activities are featured so students can see a variety of types of patterns. The patterns clearly labeled with letters so students learn about the ways patterns can be described.

This reader describes the patterns that can be made with games. From the pattern found on a checkerboard to creating your own pattern on the tic-tac-toe board, students will see a variety of patterns in many different games. Photographs clearly show a variety of patterns using various objects. Letters under the objects clearly label the type of pattern being shown.

This reader describes what happens as treats are bought at a snack shop. Students learn about subtraction as snacks are purchased from the shop.

This reader highlights all the ways to have fun in the sun. Students learn how to join two or more things together in order to show addition using toys such as pinwheels, beach balls, and inner tubes.

In this reader, students learn how to add using playground activities. Hopscotch, slides, and swings become part of the addition problems as students learn that addition means joining two things together.

This reader shows that bakery items are not on the shelf for long. As the bakery items such as cupcakes, pan dulce, and pies are purchased, students learn about subtraction.

Throughout this reader, students are asked to sort and classify wild animals. Students are asked to sort by color, size, speed, and number as they view a photograph of a group of animals. The following page shows the animals sorted correctly.

This reader is designed to teach students how to sort and classify. Students view a group of farm animals and are asked to sort the animals in some way. The following page shows the animals sorted by the category so students can self-check. The reader covers sorting by color, size, speed, and number.