It is natural to think that children struggling with beginning reading may just need more time to settle in and that they will catch...
You can spark your toddler’s interest in the alphabet simply by talking and pointing to letters while you share a cozy reading session!
If your child is a nature and science lover, this is the book for her! It is a rhyming and counting book with beautiful illustrations, packed with facts about animals that live in the forest and what their footprints look like.
This fun book takes your child on an amazing adventure into the life of a small pond. The colorful illustrations introduce you to animals living on the land, in the air and under the water.
No one can resist watching a train go by and wondering where it is going or what it is carrying. The text in this book is limited to a color and the name of the train car, but when put together, it’s like a moving rainbow.
Your child will enjoy looking and talking about the beautiful photographs in this book. Pictures include the many kinds of homes there are and the people who live in them.
Louie takes us into his Grandfather’s Chinese restaurant for his regular Friday night dinner. This book is a wonderful example of what goes on in the restaurant and behind the scenes.
This book can be used for talking about familiar fruits and seeing new unusual ones. The language is great for focusing on one letter and letter sound and the font size makes it easy to find the letters on the pages.
The book has simple, adorable illustrations of children in familiar situations that your child will be able to relate to and talk about. Children will learn that we can look very different but we still have many things in common.
Photos of people going to and in the library will show your little one that the library is fun for all ages. The text is written so that it can be sung to the tune of “The Muffin Man,” so sing along and get your child interested and excited about going to the library.
In this book, you will receive tips, advice and simple solutions for helping your child handle her emotions and calm down. As you look at the book together, your child will see illustrations that identify what feelings look like in others.
Take a visual trip to the farmers' market, see people at their booths, choose fresh produce and then view a table setting back at home. This sturdy board book is visually appealing, with its vivid art illustrations of the food and sights of an outdoor market.
