Centipede has one hundred feet. One hundred feet means one hundred shoes. How in the world does Centipede choose shoes? This Math Reader clearly demonstrates the concepts of pairs and multiple sets, all in simple, rollicking, rhythmic text and with bright, graphic illustrations.

This comical introduction to cause and effect is ideal for emergent readers, who look for cues in simple rhymed text and bright, bold art as they take their first steps toward reading independently.

When a twister hits the pond near Farmer Brown's farm, some very odd things happen. The fish and frogs take flight. They land in some unlikely places--like the barn and the pigs' trough--setting off an uproarious chain of events that affects the entire farm. Once the weather subsides and the farmer and his family emerge from the storm cellar, they encounter a whole new world, including some...

Snowflakes, sleds, and skates are just the beginning of the joys of winter.

Experience the many joys of fall. From pumpkins and leaves to apples and Halloween.

From lemonade in the shade to picnics in the park, summer is all around us.

In this poem, children discover that planting seeds is an exciting adventure that is good for the Earth, too

Children learn that sorting recycling and giving new life to old things is not only good for the environment. It is a whole lot of fun, too

Although Adeline Porcupine looks prickly on the outside, she is one of the most loveable characters around. She loves spending time with her friends. In fact, it's her favorite thing to do. From going to magic shows to playing games, Adeline makes every adventure memorable.