Our Colorful Community

Young readers are introduced to a world of colors in this engaging volume on different shades of the rainbow within the home. A variety of colors are introduced using relatable examples, which readers are then able to compare and contrast with items around their own homes. Full-color photographs captivate young readers, as they are encouraged to explore this fundamental topic independently or with the help of an adult. The simple, clear language used throughout helps beginning readers gradually build their vocabulary and develop strong comprehension skills.

Schools are filled with exciting ways to learn about the essential early elementary concept of color. Several clear examples of the kinds of colors that can be seen inside of a school are highlighted for early learners in ways that support them as they learn to read. Examples are presented alongside vibrant photographs of relatable classrooms. Readers are able to develop comprehension and observational skills by comparing and contrasting information in the book and relating it to their own experiences at school.

Farm animals are fun to learn about, and they provide a high-interest lens through which beginning readers learn about colors in this delightful volume. Engaging text and vibrant, full-color photographs work together to create a memorable educational experience. Within the accessible main text are relatable examples, such as a white lamb, yellow chick, and red and white barn. These examples create a sense of familiarity that helps early learners feel more comfortable as they practice new reading skills. Through simple language and short sentences, they can build their vocabulary and learn about fundamental color concepts.

Young readers learn about different colors they can spot at the zoo through clear text and full-color photographs of animals, such as pink flamingos, gray elephants, and black and white zebras. The accessible main text presented using simple, short sentences helps readers develop constructive comprehension and observational skills, along with helping them build their vocabulary. The engaging content can also be read aloud to young children by adults. This high-interest way to teach young readers about an essential early curriculum concept is sure to leave them both enlightened and entertained.

Shopping can be a fun way to learn! In this age appropriate guide to colors that can be seen at the store, relatable examples of colorful objects are presented to readers in a way that fosters a spirit of curiosity about the world around them. Through exploring these examples, readers develop strong comprehension and observational skills. The simple language and short sentences used also help early learners build their vocabulary. This engaging text is presented alongside carefully selected full-color photographs that provide vibrant examples of colorful objects in stores in many communities.

The park is a fun place to visit, and it's a fun place to learn about colors. Young learners discover an array of different colors in this vibrant book, which includes full-color photographs. Achievable text provides relatable examples of colorful objects and parts of nature found in parks in different communities. Readers are able to easily compare and contrast what they're reading about to things they see in their everyday lives. This book's simple language and short sentences help readers build vocabulary skills.