Synopsis: Old Mother Rabbit lives with her 26 children in a comfortable old shoe.Each of her bunnies has a different spot to sleep. Number I is named Abel.He sleeps on the table. Number 7 is Gretel -- she dozes in a Kettle.From Abel to Zed, as each of these adorable bunnies drifts off to sleep, they help teach letters and numbers. Finally, it's Old Mother Rabbit's turnto sleep. But will her bunnies stay under their covers?

Synopsis: Our world is shared with millions of micro-organisms. This feature book explains what germs are, how bacteria and viruses affect the human body, and how the body fights against them.

Synopsis: Designed to help the development of sound literacy skills in children learning to read and spell three letter words. This book focuses on three letter words with middle e sound. Includes attached interactive letter wheel.

Synopsis: Designed to help the development of sound literacy skills in children learning to read and spell three letter words. This book focuses on three letter words with middle u sound. Includes attached interactive letter wheel.

Synopsis: Designed to help the development of sound literacy skills in children learning to read and spell three letter words. This book focuses on three letter words with middle i sound. Includes attached interactive letter wheel.

Synopsis: Designed to help the development of sound literacy skills in children learning to read and spell three letter words. This book focuses on three letter words with middle a sound. Includes attached interactive letter wheel.

Synopsis: Designed to help the development of sound literacy skills in children learning to read and spell three letter words. This book focuses on three letter words with middle o sound. Includes attached interactive letter wheel.

Synopsis: "MyView Literacy is a comprehensive English Language Arts (ELA) curriculum for students in Grades K-5. It provides a balanced approach to teaching reading, writing, speaking, listening, and thinking through Reading and Writing Workshops. The all-new, print and digital curriculum includes authentic texts and minilessons, flexible resources, and meaningful differentiation."--Publisher's website

Synopsis: Extension work can include changing both consonants to make other CVC words with a short u sound inthe middle, discussing the dialogue and punctuation in the speech bubles, and exploring the characters through role-play.

Synopsis: Fat Pat the cat gets some strange visitors in his hat.

Synopsis: Meet Mig the Pig. This rhyming story enables children to read at the text, word, and sentence levels. The flip-the-page format allows students to read words with the same consonant-vowel-consonant pattern and recognize rhyming.

Synopsis: The flip the page format of the original small books has been retained, allowing the whole class to understand that if they can read Jen they can read HEn, Pen and lots of other simple words that follow the same CVC pattern. Children will quickly get the idea that they can create and recognize strings of rhyming CVC words simply by changing the initial consonant.

Synopsis: An introduction to rain and how it is formed.

Synopsis: The author-photographer, a marine biologist, uses his own photographs to introduce readers to some of the more amusing characteristics of the creatures he's encountered on his dives.

Synopsis: Introduces children to winter with basic counting.

Synopsis: Reading Wonders Literature Big Book: What's the Big Idea, Molly? Grade K is one title in the collection of beloved trade books in Big Book format for whole-class instruction and shared reading. 22 books at Grade K (two per unit)

Synopsis: Huge numbers are hard to comprehend. This book explains quantities in terms children can understand. For example, one million dollars could buy two full pizzas a day for more than sixty-eight years.

Synopsis: Chester Raccoon is worried that his mother does not have enough love for both him and his new baby brother.

Synopsis: Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, reproduction, and habitat of frogs that live in the rain forest.

Synopsis: Eye-catching illustrations and a rhyming narrative engage young readers in the story of Sam, the mischievous new kid who takes advantage of his teacher's fear of snakes by planting one in her desk drawer. When Miss Violett finds the snake she goes into a panic, climbing bookcases and jumping on desks. The teacher doesn't care if the small green snake is harmless, she's terrified of any kind of snakeeven fluffy ones, soft ones, and purple ones…