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It's very fun to have a friend at school. What do you like to do with your friend? What do you have in common? How are you different? Learn all about friends in a 1st grade class from Canada. You'll have extra fun learning new words in English and French.

This is a matching concept book by Mary Birdsell and Vera Lynne Stroup-Rentier. All animals have families.  Monkey, hippo, elephant, buffalo and zebra families look very different. Do you think you can find their families? You can learn to name them in English and Swahili, too.

Why did Aaron have to go to the office? There's a lot that can happen in different places in school. 1st grade students in Canada have fun sharing news about places in their school. They make it extra fun by telling you in both English and French.

This is matching concept book by Mary Birdsell and Vera Lynne Stroup-Rentier.Our fronts and backs are different.  Can you find the back that matches the front of an animal?  It’s fun guessing! It’s also fun to learn animal names in English and Swahili.

How would you share what you do with your legs in school? First grade students in Canada have some fun ideas about how they use their amazing bodies. For extra fun, you'll learn new words in both English and French.

How would you teach someone what is little or big? Matteo and Cristian have fun ways to teach you many opposites at their school. It's even more fun learning them in English and French. Pre-K-2, GRL:D, Grade level equivalent-Kindergarten

This is a color concept book by Mary Birdsell and Vera Lynne Stroup-Rentier. Are colors the same all around the world? See what colors kindergarteners in Tanzania are choosing as they color their school papers. It’s fun to learn the name in English and Swahili.

Why did Aaron have to go to the office? There's a lot that can happen in different places in school. 1st grade students in Canada have fun sharing news about places in their school. They make it extra fun by telling you in both English and French.

This matching concept book was written by Mary Birdsell and Vera Lynne Stroup-Rentier. Our fronts and backs are different. Can you find the back that matches the front of an animal? It’s fun guessing! It’s also fun to learn animal names in English and Swahili.

What does someone's facial expression tell you? Learn about feelings by looking at faces of 1st grade students in Canada.  For extra fun, learn words for feelings in both English and French.

How would you share what you do with your legs in school? First grade students in Canada have some fun ideas about how they use their amazing bodies. For extra fun, you'll learn new words in both English and French.

How would you teach someone what is little or big? Matteo and Cristian have fun ways to teach you many opposites at their school. It's even more fun learning them in English and French. Pre-K-2 concept book. GRL:D Grade level equivalent- Kindergarten

This is a color concept book by Mary Birdsell and Vera Lynne Stroup-Rentier. Are colors the same all around the world? See what colors kindergarteners in Tanzania are choosing as they color their school papers. It’s fun to learn the name in English and Swahili.

It's very fun to have a friend at school. What do you like to do with your friend? What do you have in common? How are you different? Learn all about friends in a 1st grade class from Canada. You'll have extra fun learning new words in English and French.

This is a matching concept book by Mary Birdsell and Vera Lynne Stroup-Rentier.

aAll animals have families. Monkey, hippo, elephant, buffalo and zebra families look very different. Do you think you can find their families? You can learn to name them in English and Swahili, too.

What shape do you see when you look at a ruler? Discover fun shapes that can be found at school. For extra fun, learn words for shapes in both English and French. Bilingual concept book featuring 1st grades from an inclusive classroom in Canada.

Reese has an awesome secret.  He has so much fun sharing clues with his friends. They have to wait until Halloween to discover his wonderful surprise. But it’s worth the wait!

Finding My Way Books honor children with special needs or disabilities by sharing their stories. Reese was had childhood Cancer that caused a tumor to damage his spinal cord. He uses a walker or wheelchair.