sweaters

When an oil spill prevents penguins from doing the things they love to do, Big Boots come and dress them in sweaters until they--and the water--can be cleaned. Includes facts about penguins and why dressing them in sweaters is not always a good idea.

"Exiled from their homeland, a young girl and her entire family are unhappy about the monochrome sweaters all children wear until Mom decides to make a change. Includes facts about Portugal's history and government, about Amnesty International, and the text of The Universal Declaration of Human Rights"--Provided by publisher.

"Hot dog": Scrunch up small and stretch out big with the Boohbahs; In storyworld, Grandpappa finds a tasty hot dog, but will he end up red-faced when he takes a bite? "Musical instruments": Be wide and thin with the Boohbahs and make some magical marching moves; In Storyworld, the Storypeople are trying to play their instruments. "Woolly sweater": Rock back and forth with the Boohbahs and do some silly arm swings; In Storyworld, Mrs. Lady discovers a yellow woolly sweater.

The small and mischievous creatures known as the Hueys all look and behave in the exact same way, and when one decides it wants to be different and knits a sweater, the others decide they want to be different and knit sweaters that look exactly the same.

Describes the process of how a sweater is made, from collecting wool from sheep, to spinning yarn and knitting the sweater.

Determined to win a trophy of some kind, first-grader Roscoe swaps a hand-knitted sweater from his grandmother for the chance to enter his new neighbor's very clever dog in a trick contest.

One Huey looks different from the other identical Hueys when he wears his new sweater, but before long all the other Hueys decide they want to look different, too.

"Crafters will find new styles in Cool Refashioned Sweaters. Update a sweater with a dye job. Sew up a cowl scarf, boots, a hat, and mittens out of old sweaters and more. This book is full of easy-to-follow steps and bright photography for every activity. This book is full of easy-to-follow steps and bright photography for every activity. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards"--Provided by the publisher.

Traces the process by which wool sweaters are made, from the shearing of sheep to finished product.

Because she and her toy rabbit Mr. Cuddles always do everything together, Rabbit does not want to wear her new sweater unless he has one as well.