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This wordless nonfiction book introduces young students in Grades K–1 (ages 4–9) to the concept of colors using vibrant photographs and visual storytelling. Without written text, children are empowered to observe, describe, and interpret images - which helps strengthen...
"I See Colors" is a vibrant and engaging nonfiction book designed for students in grades K–1 (ages 4–9). With simple, repetitive phrases and vivid photography, this book helps young readers explore and identify the many colors they see in everyday life. This early...
Do You See a Shape? is an engaging nonfiction book for early learners in Grades K-1 that introduces basic geometry through real-world exploration. Written in simple language, this book invites young readers to spot and identify shapes like circles, squares, and...
Families is a wordless book in English for children in Grades K–1 and Ages 4–9 that uses powerful visual storytelling to show the many ways families can look while emphasizing that all families belong together. With no words, this book invites young readers to interpret...
On the Go is an engaging nonfiction reader designed for young learners in Grades K–1 who are beginning to explore how people and things move in the world around them. Through colorful illustrations and simple, repetitive text, students are introduced to a variety of...
Grandparents have many different characteristics, but they all share one thing in common. This book about grandparents features bright illustrations that work with the simple text to help beginning readers understand the story and build foundational reading skills....
The wheels on the bus go round and round through the pages of this beautifully illustrated version of the traditional nursery rhyme.The familiar rhyme will help beginning readers build their foundational reading skills. Inspire young learners to venture into the world...
Shapes is a fun and accessible nonfiction title designed to help early readers in kindergarten and first grade learn to recognize and name common shapes. Through engaging, real-world photographs and simple text, children explore circles, squares, triangles, and more as...
Health and Safety is a wordless nonfiction book that supports visual literacy and helps early learners engage with essential concepts through images alone. Designed for children in Grades 2–3 (ages 6–11), this book introduces key ideas about health, hygiene, and...
If I Were a Tree is a creative and engaging early reader that invites children to imagine life from the perspective of a tree. Through simple, repetitive text and supportive illustrations, young readers explore the functions and parts of a tree while developing literacy...
Every animal has a home, and each home is unique. This brightly illustrated book introduces young learners to some of the places that are home to animals. New readers will build foundational reading skills with this book that has images that work together with the text...
With charming illustrations that support the text, this rhyming story supports early childhood literacy. New readers will build confidence as they connect with the story and recognize their own unique characteristics. Inspire young learners to venture into the world of...
Waking up, eating breakfast, and getting dressed. These are things we do every day. This wordless picture book features detailed, supportive images that will help beginning readers describe the events that occur in a typical day using their own words. Provide a shared...
My Community is a wordless book designed to help students ages 4 to 9 in grades K–1 develop early literacy, observation, and storytelling skills. Through richly detailed illustrations, young readers are encouraged to interpret images, describe scenes, and build...
This engaging fiction reader follows a young girl with big dreams as she explores all the things she can become when she grows up. Whether imagining herself as a doctor, teacher, firefighter, or pilot, the story empowers young readers to dream big and believe in their...
What kind of weather do you see outside? Explore the skies with "What Kind of Weather?" - a vibrant nonfiction reader designed to teach young learners in Grades K–1 and ages 4–9 all about different types of weather. With vivid photos and simple, engaging text, this book...
Introduce children to the concept of weather with this wordless picture book that is ideal for beginning readers and those who are just learning how to read. Early readers will learn about different types of weather through lively, vibrant images. Children will be...
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