Simple text and color photographs introduce young readers to what a school is, who works there, the different parts of a school, and the role it plays in a community. Includes a photo quiz and a list of key words.
Presents an introduction to libraries, including what they are, what they contain, who works there, and the types of activities that take place in a library. Includes a photo quiz at the end and a list of key words.
Simple text and color photographs introduce young readers to police stations and the work police officers do to keep a neighborhood safe. Includes a photo quiz.
This book explains to young children what goes on in the city hall. Its where laws are made by council and how everyone can go to council meetings to talk about issues and ideas. The mayor's office is in city hall. The mayor is responsible for public safety, public health, and public transportation. Pet tags are even sold at city hall. Pet tags can help find a pet when it gets lost.
This book describes the park where children can play and meet new friends. Watching animals and looking at growing plants help children learn about nature. Picnics in the park are fun. Sometimes there are art classes and music in the park. This book also explains the importance of keeping the park clean so it remains a healthy, fun place to be.
This book explains to young children facts about shopping in a grocery store. It tells why making a list is important and why reading labels helps us make healthy choices. Because the stores are often busy, children are cautioned to push carts with care so other people do not get hurt. This book also shows the necessity of learning math and counting money.