textures

Trek and his friends discover many different textured foods to eat for lunch.

Eww, that feels gross! Young learners love learning about texture up close. This accessible book enables readers to imagine how objects would feel that might not be available in the classroom, such as an alligator! Smooth, bumpy, dry, sticky, hard, and soft are just some of the adjectives introduced in this valuable volume.

Describes the basic properties of materials, contrasting things that are smooth and things that are rough, and includes photographs, a picture glossary, and a quiz.

Describes the basic properties of materials, contrasting things that are shiny and things that are dull, and includes photographs, a picture glossary, and a quiz.

A young hedgehog asks his animal friends to describe what they feel like. Includes animals such as a frog, a snake, and a bunny.

Tired of being It when they play tag, Little Rough thinks of a plan to fool Little Shaggy. Includes raised, textured pictures in simple, geometric shapes that can be both felt and seen.

A simple explanation of the physical properties of smooth and rough objects, including examples of them in everyday life.

Explores the textures of blankets, mud, cakes, cactuses, and much more.

With paintbrushes, buttons, crayons, and cups, a teddy bear helps readers learn to sort objects into sets using different criteria, such as color, shape, and texture.