big books

A bedtime poem about three fishermen in a wooden shoe who catch stars in their nets of silver and gold.

A classroom-sized picture book that asks children how many legs different animals have and includes a related activity.

"Share-a-story big books." Sometimes things change from what they were at first: a caterpillar becomes a butterfly, a trickle becomes a river, a word becomes a story, a stranger becomes a friend, and a baby becomes you.

Rhymed text describes the different things Paul enjoys when he throws a ball. Includes word list.

Photographs and text describe some of the fun things friends can do together.

"Share-a-story big books." A little boy likes all kinds of trucks. Includes word list.

A mouse tries to convince a cat to wear a hat.

Illustrations in Big Book format and simple text tell the story of five little monkeys who jump on the bed.

Contains twenty favorite nursery rhymes, presented in a large-scale, spiral-bound format, each with colorful illustrations and suggested activities designed to build phonemic awareness.

A young boy enjoys watching the train pass by especially the caboose at the end.