Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Nonfiction >> Concepts - Seasons

In Hawai'i and elsewhere in the tropics, the change in seasons often goes unnoticed. Sun and Rain will help children recognize and appreciate the seasons in Hawai'i by calling attention to subtle details in the world around them. Color photographs vividly illustrating plants, animals, and weather patterns make the book suitable for young children, while older ones will find the clear, simple text engaging and instructive. A section for parents and teachers includes ideas on sharing the book with children of different ages.

Photography by Jeff Reese, David Boynton, Ron Dahlquist, Moku...

Apples The very word conjures up images of fall: ripe red apples falling off the tree as the leaves begin their glorious extravaganza of color change; baskets of gathered fruits at the foot of laddered orchards; the rich aroma of an apple-pie cooling. As...

Follow along with Ella the Doggy, as she keeps busy during the season of Autumn

Ella is having lots of fun as the weather cools down in Minnesota. While on her walks outside, she notices lots of changes. Inside the house, there is more action as she sees her people family celebrating Halloween and Thanksgiving.

This is a children's animal discovery book that makes learning fun as well as educational The adult reader has ample opportunity to discuss the seasons of the year, as well as the Holidays and many other topics.

Ella the doggy loves the season of winter - especially because she lives in Minnesota

In states that get cold like Minnesota does, people have to dress up to stay warm outside, but not Ella Ella is a dog called a Husky and Huskies can play outside for a long time without getting cold because their fur keeps them warm.
In "Doggy's Minnesota Winter," ("Ella the Doggy" book series), you will find Ella taking long walks in the deep, white snow, watching children build a snowman and playing games outside with the children.

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Winter, spring, summer, and fall are each represented by a vibrant outdoor scene revealing seasonal changes, from ponds freezing over, to baby birds leaving their nests for the first time. And with changes in weather come new things to try: it's windy enough to fly a kite and spin pinwheels; it's rainy enough to splash in puddles, use an umbrella, and search for worms; it's snowy enough to build a snowman, go sledding, and drink hot chocolate. But is...

It only takes a few words, if they're the right words, to create a strong image. Whether listened to in the comfort of a cozy lap or read independently, the thirty-six very short poems in this collection remind readers young and old that a few perfect words and pictures can make the world glow. Selected by acclaimed poet Paul B. Janeczko and gorgeously illustrated by Melissa Sweet, Firefly July: A Year of Very Short Poems...