Early Concepts

Readers will be inspired by this dazzling book about colors. Using child-friendly language and amusing rhymes, the text addresses concepts of the early elementary curriculum in an engaging way. Readers will learn to identify colors, recognize primary colors, and discover how to mix primary colors to create new colors. Familiar concepts are brought to life by the vibrant, eye-catching photos.

Who knew a family pizza party could be such a fun way for young readers to explore numbers and counting? This engaging book also touches on other important concepts for early learners such as sharing and shapes. Bright photographs and a simple rhyming scheme make it exciting for students to follow along and absorb new information.

Where can you find a pet? Which type of pet will you choose? This book explores different types of animals that a young child might like to adopt as well as the behaviors to be expected from the animals. Vivid photographs show children what these potential pets look like. This book employs accessible language that appeals to emerging readers and young listeners.

Opposites are everywhere! Can you think of some? This nonfiction title explores common instances of opposites, such as loud and quiet and tall and short. Brightly colored photographs encourage readers to make connections with the text. The accessible language in this volume makes it a perfect title for emerging readers and young listeners alike.

In this charming book about what's in a bedroom, children will learn to identify objects and their purposes. Using fun, child-friendly language and relatable content, the text communicates the lessons of early elementary curriculum in an entertaining way. Colorful photos enhance each chapter and are sure to catch the attention of young listeners and emerging readers.