18 Ergebnisse.

Originally published in English as: I'm proud of my past.

Originally published in English as: I don't need an umbrella.

A collection of easy readers in Spanish, perfect for beginning and struggling readers. Fiction and nonfiction titles covering a variety of curriculum topics taught in Grades K2. Beautifully illustrated and fun to read. Leveled for Guided Reading Special Features: Short text with few lines Consistent text layout Large, clear, easy-to-read print Simple storylines with very few characters Natural language patterns to support reading Repeating wor...

When the students in Mrs. Torres's class start to plan their class party, they expect that it will feature junk food, but as they learn about which foods are healthy and which are not, they decide to have refreshments of a different sort.

A city girl and a child from the country live very different lives in many ways, but they find they have many things in common as well.

Originally published in English as: Meet Jabron.

Originally published as The First Thanksgiving.

A simple look at things communities and towns have to offer people.

A student reports on the class trip to the zoo and what everyone saw and did there, especially watching the penguins and other animals.

Introduces the characteristics of the changing natural cycle that make each season special.

Originally published in English as: No TV day.

Translation of: What do you like best at school?

Presents humorous comparisons between people and animals.

Introduces some of the many ways in which different types of animals are unlike each other, including their sizes, their habits, and their diets.

Introduces how the varied activities that different children enjoy reflect interests that can lead to different occupations in adult life.

Introduces some of the different types of homes in which people live, including single-family houses, apartment buildings, mobile homes, and houseboats.

Helps young readers understand the five senses.

Introduces what children can expect to see and do in school when they go to kindergarten.