farms

Simple text and labeled illustrations introduce young children to equipment and animals on a farm.

Illustrates examples of patterns found found on a farm. Learn to identify how repeating shapes, colors, or lines form a pattern.

Why do farmers raise goats? What kinds of goats are there? This bilingual book answers these questions and more as it introduces readers to fun facts about goats that will ignite their interest and encourage their reading growth. Supplemented by a colorful picture glossary, index, table of contents, and websites for further research, this high-interest book will teach kids all about these woolly, grass-grazing farmyard friends.

Readers will love learning about a farm’s most majestic animal—the horse. In this bilingual book, readers will explore horses through exciting text and fun facts meant to spark their interest. Readers will delight in discovering the different breeds farmers raise for racing and riding. Using clear language and color photographs, this book also explains where horses live and what they’re called. This high-interest topic is supported by eye-catching visuals, a picture glossary, index, and supplemental websites to expand the reader’s knowledge.

Join friends Eddie and Ellie as they explore the opposites on a farm.

The bees at the Busy Bee Farm buzz through the sky as one big swarm, fly over two waving dandelions, find three wild strawberries dripping tasty nectar As the children in Mr. Tate's class listen, they learn how bees work to produce honey and make food and flowers grow. Bees count--they're important to us all.

After becoming a farm dog, Martha loses the sheep, but ultimately ends up saving the day!.

Shows all the things on Uncle Marcos's farm.