Synopsis: Introduces starfish and describes their characteristics, habitat, behavior, and feeding.

Synopsis: A learn-to-read story about crickets.

Synopsis: A learn-to-read book about the life cycle of sea turtles.

Synopsis: Book by MODERN CURRICULUM PRESS

Synopsis: A learn-to-read story about a gift.

Synopsis: A learn-to-read story about a dinosaur.

Synopsis: A learn-to-read story about three sheep.

Synopsis: Ready Readers promotes literacy and develop students' fluency for Early Emergent, Emergent, Early, and Fluent Readers! Ready Readers was developed by three experts in the field of teaching children to read and write, and is grounded in the developmental stages of reading and writing. Ready Readers offers 355 leveled books, organized into eight stages of decodable text that increase in difficulty.

Synopsis: Book by Handwerker, Stephanie

Synopsis: Pairs of fiction and nonfiction books share high-interest topics and encourage children to compare and contrast, distinguish between fact and fiction, and make the transition between fiction and nonfiction reading strategies.

Synopsis: Part of a series of beginning readers for students up to grade 1 to teach phonics skills. This story asks the reader to count objects. The story focuses on the initial consonant "c" and counting objects.

Synopsis: Many animals have four feet, but fish don't have any feet at all.

Synopsis: Count how many of each item is at the picnic.

Synopsis: How do octopuses swim? Why can they change to fit into any shape? Young readers can learn the answers to these and many other questions in the Pull Ahead Books title Giant Octopuses. Engaging text and color photos bring the octopus to life as it swims, eats, escapes predators, and more! Readers will also learn the body parts of an octopus and how each one helps this intriguing animal to survive.

Synopsis: Introduces the color red with familiar objects that are red.

Synopsis: With simple text and vibrant color photographs, this book introduces young readers to police officers.

Synopsis: Elephants, horses, and turkeys live on the ground. What else lives on the ground? Vibrant wildlife photographs with direct picture-to-text correspondence make this book an excellent choice for the budding zoologists in the classroom.

Synopsis: Why do snowplows come in different sizes? How do snowplows move snow? How many plows are on big trucks? Read this book to discover the answers

Synopsis: This title presents young readers with basic facts about turtles.

Synopsis: Families come in all kinds of arrangements, but one thing stays the same, the Family is our first, closest community. This book reinforces the role of family and the parts we play in them as well.