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A stick is just a stick until]]an elephant turns it into a flyswatter, an alligator uses it to catch prey, or a child uses a stick as a toy. Constance Anderson (Smelling Sunshine) shows readers how a simple stick can become a tool or a toy in this enjoyable look at the many uses animals and people can find for sticks. Creative uses of sticks range from chimpanzees catching tasty treats to birds attracting mates. A fun book to read to an in...

What better way to learn numbers, colors, and shapes than by looking at the world around us! Buildings take on a new flair when you re looking for circles, squares, diamonds, and lines. Counting Colorful Shapes is a colorful look at all the art deco designs and shapes in Miami Beach, Florida.

Young readers are encouraged to lift the flaps to find out what the baby will do next. Winner of the Golden Seal Award, Oppenheim Toy Portfolio. Part of the Photoflap series.

Bilingual Amharic/English board book, 5-3/4" x 5-3/4" trim

Adorable cats introduce spatial concepts to young readers. Above and under. Front and back. Top and bottom. Near and far. These are just a few examples of the spatial relationships that children will discover as they explore Cat Up, Cat Down. Playful images of black and white cats are set against vibrant background. This large and sturdy board book is perfect to share with a group of toddlers, introducing them to both the concept of spatial...

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This gentle rhyme illustrated with multicultural images will encourage adults to discover the joy of sharing books, stories, and songs with young children.

Humans and animals care for their young in many ways. They share food, go swimming, cuddle, and of course, give plenty of hugs and kisses. See the similarities in this charming photographic book. Vibrant images of loving families make this book perfect for families everywhere! Part of the Babies Everywhere? series.

Alicia receives greetings from her Hispanic neighborhood as she walks to her birthday party.

In this reissue of Wildsmith's wonderful book, Python is hungry for some jungle animals, but the animals all hide from him. To lure them out of hiding, he invites them to a party where they will all perform tricks. But Python has a cunning trick of his own: He lures them into his mouth! Luckily, Elephant is able to save the animals and reminds them to never play at a python's party. Wildsmith's beautifully painted exotic animals will enchant y...

This timely book, reissued with new art, goes right to the heart of the school testing issue. When the lady from the principle's office brings in a test for the first grade class, the children find that none of the proffered answers are exactly right, so they have trouble with the test. Fortunately, their teacher knows what's really important: being creative and being a good friend, things that can't be found on a standarized test. This is a g...

This timely book, reissued with new art, goes right to the heart of the school testing issue. When the lady from the principle's office brings in a test for the first grade class, the children find that none of the proffered answers are exactly right, so they have trouble with the test. Fortunately, their teacher knows what's really important: being creative and being a good friend, things that can't be found on a standarized test. This is a g...

In this reissue of Wildsmith's wonderful book, Python is hungry for some jungle animals, but the animals all hide from him. To lure them out of hiding, he invites them to a party where they will all perform tricks. But Python has a cunning trick of his own: He lures them into his mouth! Luckily, Elephant is able to save the animals and reminds them to never play at a python's party. Wildsmith's beautifully painted exotic animals will enchant y...

Reprint. Originally published as board book: 2007.

Cohen's insightful depiction of real issues in the lives of children makes the books welcome for a new generation of readers. Jim dresses as a strong man for the first grade costume party, and accidentally takes on the third-grade bully who tries to harass the class. It's a fine opportunity to discuss bullying." -- Review "Yellow Brick Road

This story tells how the animals and birds lived happily in a beautiful forest that provided for all their needs. Sadly, pollution began to destroy their shelter and food supply, and their future looked bleak. A kind professor invites the animals to blast-off with him to another planet in order to escape the destruction of the forest.

Simple text and realistic paintings follow Little Chimp and his mother through a day in which the youngster emulates his mother's use of a handy tool.

Everyone in the first grade feels sad when they hear that Jim's dog Muffins has been killed. His friends try to help him feel better, but Jim won't talk or listen to anyone. All he can do is think about his dog. Then Jim's friend Paul has an idea. Will Paul's plan help Jim cry and laugh about the times he shared with Muffins?

Jim's first-grade classmates feel sad when they hear that his dog, Muffins, has been killed. His friends try to help him feel better, but Jim won't talk or listen to anyone. Then Jim's friend Paul has an idea. Will Paul's plan help Jim cry and laugh about the times he shared with Muffins? "A useful book for children coping with the trauma of a pet's death".--School Library Journal.

Come to the city and you will find, animals, animals of every kind! Discover donkeys on grilles, boars guarding stoops, and elephants supporting flagpoles. The fantastic architectural animals and playful illustrations in this rhyming book will introduce children to the fanciful world of our built environment. Isabel Hill draws on her years of experience in the Building Conservation Department to offer a new perspective on cityscapes. Young chi...