My community

In this nonfiction title, carefully leveled text and full-color photographs introduce the emergent reader to all the exciting things to see in a city. Pairs with the fiction title Wait, Ride, Walk.

Engage and delight emergent readers with the sights of the farm.

Carefully leveled text and full-color photographs invite readers to explore the suburbs. This nonfiction title pairs with the fiction title Cam's Walk.

"During Fire Safety Day, two brothers who both want to be firefighters learn all about different types of firefighters, from those who fight forest fires to those who work at airports to help with airplane emergencies"--OCLC.

A mother takes her daughter to work where she learns about engineers, and how they help the community.

Children will enjoy reading about all that the farmers' market has to offer, and younger children will enjoy listening.

This book will teach young readers about working with their neighbors to grow a garden.

An introduction to the concept of a community, looking at some of the places people work, live, and play, focusing on the post office, explaining what the post office is used for, what responsibilities the people who work there have, and the important role the post office plays in a community.

An introduction to the concept of a community, looking at some of the places people work, live, and play, focusing on the library, describing the different types of information found there, how to sign up for a library card, the importance of being a responsible borrower, how to find and check out a book, and what a librarian does.

An introduction to the concept of a community, looking at some of the places people work, live, and play, focusing on the police station, explaining its role in keeping a community safe, and describing the different types of jobs police officers perform, the equipment they use, and their daily experiences.