What does it mean to live in an urban community? Simple text and vibrant photographs will help early readers understand what is special about having a home in the city. Downloadable Teacher's More →
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Sixteen new titles have been added to My World, Bobbie Kalman's literacy series designed to help young children become enthusiastic and motivated readers. Created in collaboration with… More →
Sixteen new titles have been added to My World, Bobbie Kalman's literacy series designed to help young children become enthusiastic and motivated readers. Created in collaboration with… More →
Sixteen new titles have been added to My World, Bobbie Kalman's literacy series designed to help young children become enthusiastic and motivated readers. Created in collaboration with… More →
Sixteen new titles have been added to My World, Bobbie Kalman's literacy series designed to help young children become enthusiastic and motivated readers. Created in collaboration with… More →
Eight new titles have been added to My World, Bobbie Kalman's literacy series designed to help young children become enthusiastic and motivated readers. Created in collaboration with literacy More →
Early readers are introduced to the color orange. Simple sentences accompany engaging pictures. More →
Known as the Star-Spangled Banner, learn about the significance of the American National Anthem, its historic past, and why it is a great symbol of the United States of America. More →
We use natural resources for everything we do. This insightful series introduces young readers to the natural resources on which we rely. Readers will discover that some resources can be… More →
This book introduces early readers to the directions near and far. Simple text and vibrant images help engage children and grow a love of reading! More →
Where does fog come from and why can't we see through it? In Fog, young readers will learn what makes up fog and what foggy weather looks like. Utilizing full-page photographs alongside… More →