Light and dark

Edition

-

ISBN/ISSN

0749637684

Collation

30 pages : illustration ; 23 cm

Series Title

It's Science!

Call Number

535 HEW

What size is it?

It's a fact--kids love to explore. The Let's Explore series introduces important concepts in mathematics and earth science for young children in a friendly and attractive way. Bright, clear photographs stimulate discussion, while the simple, easy-to-read text is presented in an approachable question, investigation, and answer format.

Capacity

Edition

-

ISBN/ISSN

9780516454511

Collation

31 pages : illustration ; 21 cm

Series Title

Math counts

Call Number

530.8 PLU

Big

Meet Big, an enchanting new character destined to be a big hit with both toddlers and their parents. Big may be too big to fit into an ordinary book, but with sturdy lift-the flaps that extend the size of the book allowing readers to get a better look at Big, this is no ordinary book. Lift-the-flaps, adorable illustrations, and a small price make this charming storybook a big success with kids …

The best bug parade

“Kids, young and old, fall in love with math when they see how real-life and effortless it becomes thanks to these books.” --Kimberly D. Mueller, Ed.D., First Grade Teacher, Ashbrook School, Lumberton NJ Which bug is the biggest? Which bug is the longest? It's time to find out as all the bugs in Ladybug's garden line up for the best bug parade! This fun book written by Stuart J. Murphy a…

What shape is it?

It's a fact--kids love to explore. The Let's Explore series introduces important concepts in mathematics and earth science for young children in a friendly and attractive way. Bright, clear photographs stimulate discussion, while the simple, easy-to-read text is presented in an approachable "question, investigation, and answer" format.

What's that shape?

Combining learning and fun in an appealing and accessible way, the books in this early learning series look at basic concepts and experiences. This text is all about shapes.

Bear in a square

Share the adventures of Bear as he wanders through all sorts of familiar environments, discovering different shapes along his way. Meet Bear at home, at school, in a swimming pool, in the park, in a cave, and at the circus. And if you look closely, you'll find squares, circles, triangles, zig-zags and stars hidden in each scene!

All about you

A series of questions introduces words for feelings, clothing, food, animals, daily activities, and more.

Baboon

On his first trip into the world, a baby baboon meets a very slow turtle and concludes that the world is slow. But then, as his mother takes him farther afield, he sees much more: he watches a hungry crocodile, a thundering herd of elephants, a swift gazelle, a rhinoceros. He feels the heat of a fire, the softness of grass, the warmth of the sun. Throughout the day, everything he experiences ex…