Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Concepts - Colors

The crayons are back and brighter than ever in this board book of colors from the creators of the #1 New York Times Best Sellers, The Day the Crayons Quit and The Day the Crayons Came Home.
It's Duncan's birthday, and all the crayons want to make him a card With their fun and quirky illustrations of firetrucks, dragons, and (dare we say?) wheat, these creative crayons each have something different to contribute. When they come together, they can make something truly spectacular to celebrate Duncan's birthday
From the creative minds behind the The Day...

Spanish - English Dual Text (Bilingual Edition)

Alexander the monkey stumbles upon what appears to be an ordinary box, but when he crawls into it, he finds that it leads to amazing worlds filled with different colors! Join Alexander as he goes from page to page to discover new landscapes, each filled with different shades and unique objects of whatever color the page is focused on. Your little one will be able to learn about colors in two languages, guided by Giles Laroches cut-paper collages.

Moggin is excited for the first day of school. This year he is in the first grade. There's only one problem . . . Moggin doesn't know his colors Will his teacher be understanding? Join Moggin as he tries to make sense of first grade. Written for first graders by a first grader, budding author Logan Barnard weaves a colorful tale of insecurities and learning told from a unique perspective; that of a student with Asperger's.

From award-winning author, Thal Dixon, comes a creative story about immigration and integration set in a community of shapes. It communicates that the different talents and abilities of the many shapes make a better place to live.

From award-winning author, Thal Dixon, comes a creative story about immigration and integration set in a community of shapes. It communicates that the different talents and abilities of the many shapes make a better place to live.

Fun coloring book. Based on I Love to... series by Shelley Admont. I Love to... is the collection of short bedtime stories for children. These stories may be ideal for reading to your kids at bedtime and enjoyable for the whole family as well

We Are Colourful Friends is a simple story that explores cultural diversity. Although the animals are different colours and like different activities they realize they can still be friends. Vibrant images, common kindergarten sight words (eg. I, am, and, to, like, etc.) and repetitive sentence structures will have your child reading We Are Colourful Friends independently in no time.

The moon is out. It's time for all the little monsters to come out.

They like to play while you like to sleep.

By the moonlight and by the starlight, they laugh and giggle.

Every day from there to here and from here to there, monsters are everywhere.

The moon is out. It's time for all the little monsters to come out.

They like to play while you like to sleep.

By the moonlight and by the starlight, they laugh and giggle.

Every day from there to here and from here to there, monsters are everywhere.

This workbook could be your child's first exposure to the color wheel. It basically teaches your child about the primary colors and how combinations can create secondary hues. It's interesting to note that the whole book has been created for children aged 4-7. Hence, the presentation of information is very effective for the said age range. Don't believe us? See for yourself

Did you know many children struggle to learn colors the traditional way: taught side by side, all in one book? With that in mind, the Teach Kids Colors book series takes a novel, science-backed approach to color learning -- one color, one fun book at a time. Inside the yellow book, your child will meet Sunny, a fairy who gets a big laugh out of yellow things, like when monkeys use bananas peels to canoe, and finds she can light up the world with her smile. "Yellow Bus, Yellow Sun" teaches the color yellow utilizing color-specific items like bananas, lemons, school buses and more to help kids...

The color is blocked Readers must rub, turn, and tap the pages to straighten out pipes, unplug corks, and keep the color flowing. But watch out--the color might run faster than you can keep up Along the way, readers will learn primary colors, how mixing colors can make secondary colors, and why you should never, ever, put too much trust in a narrator

A story of finding a destiny that fulfills all the longings of childhood imagination. We follow Jewels as she embarks on a colorful adventure to discover her purpose one color at a time until she at last finds that who she is has been inside her all along. A charming story for teaching synonyms to your blooming reader.

The jungle animals in this book need your help. Will you help them find their coats and give them their colors back, Turn the page and discover who they are. Crocodiles, elephants or lions, Or maybe zebras. An animal book with black-and-white and color pictures that stimulate visual development.

The farm animals in this book need your help. Will you help them find their coats and give them their colors back? Turn the page and discover who they are. Pigs, ducks or cows? Or maybe horses? An animal book with black-and-white and color pictures that stimulate visual development.

"What is your favorite color, Buck?" "I like red No, wait, purple But orange is nice, too. Ben, I guess I don't know which color I like the best." Join Buck and Ben as they travel from color to color discovering a world full of vibrant plants, animals, and landscapes. Will Buck find his favorite color? Which color will be your favorite?

What would make the world a better place? Why, color, of course Hannah and her friend Oscar decide the world is too boring and they're going to fix it with the color purple

Join them in Color Me Purple to find out how they put smiles on the faces of everyone

About the Author

Cathy E. Mann resides in South Carolina with her husband Doug and her dog Hannah, who is the star and inspiration for her stories. This is her first published book.