sheep

A wordless story of a sheep who uses its own wool to make a surprise for a friend.

When a new animal comes to the barnyard, the animals try to determine which one of them it resembles--since it is white like the duck, has four legs like the pig, and eats clover like the cow.

Introduces the farm animal which is raised for its meat and for its woolly coat. Includes a brief explanation of how to make yarn.

Simple, accessible text and a picture glossary help beginning readers build their vocabularies with each turn of the page. Bright photographs make readers feel as if they are on a farm alongside a variety of sheep.

An old wolf is looking forward to some lamb stew, but when the little lamb he was planning to eat treats him with kindness, the wolf realizes that friendships are more important than stew.

Although he is a sheep, Johnny Mutton goes to school, competes in the spelling bee, dresses up for Halloween, and discovers his favorite sport, always remaining true to himself.

Wooly the sheep roams the night when he is unable to fall asleep. He strolls in the meadows, chases butterflies, draws pictures and finally falls asleep counting sheep.

Provides general information about sheep and goats and some of the products, such as cheese and wool, that we get from them.

A bedtime story involving the counting of sheep deteriorates into chaos when the rambunctious sheep refuse to settle down for the night.

A young New Mexican boy believes that most of his problems and aspirations arise from his being the middle child in his family of sheepherders.