imagination

"A humorous adventure comic featuring three friends who run their own slime shop and the slimes that come alive to help them. Includes slime recipes"--OCLC.

A fun-loving father impresses his daughter who thinks he is a magical playmate.

Art is a critical part of STEAM education. Creativity, communication, and self-expression are vital skills, which must be practiced and honed. In this educational and exciting book, readers will learn all about art and what it means. They'll discover that artistic disciplines are expansive and diverse, encompassing not only drawing and painting, but dancing, storytelling, and music-making, too. The possibilities are as limitless as one's own imagination! Readers will learn about who studies art and how they may practice art in their own lives. Accessible language and vibrant photographs bring the information to life.

"Dory's older brother and sister won't play with her. But that's okay. Because Dory has other things to do... and LOTS of friends at home who think she is FANTASTIC. Then she meets a girl at school with a big imagination... Almost as big as DORY'S!"--Back cover.

Publisher Annotation: In this clever, inventive picture book, a child asks their father to tell them a story. But not just any old story, a new story. "And make it about a lion!" The dad begins, but the child interrupts again and again: "The lion doesn't have to be SOOO BIG." "Why is the lion so small? Doesn't he eat dinner?" "Fred? I can think of a hundred zillion better names to give a lion!" Finally, Dad suggests telling the lion story together, and the reader is invited to fill in the blanks--and join in the fun. With lively, stylish artwork and plenty of space for imaginations old and young to add to the story, Tell Me a Lion Story is sure to become a go-to favorite.

Things don't just disappear, so what happens to them?.

The characters of "Sesame Street" present short poems that celebrate friendship, imagination, curiosity, music, the beauty of the natural world, and more.

"While visiting the beach, Ellie meets a new friend and enjoys some amazing adventures in an old blue boat that has been abandoned in the sand"--OCLC.

"Pierre speaks French and Paul speaks English, but that doesn't stop them from being friends and exploring together. Today is garbage day, so the duo sets out to find hidden treasures in the trash. Treasure map in hand, they encounter poisonous swamps, dark forests, a dragon, and even a tsunami! (Or maybe just a garbage truck driving through a puddle). When the tsunami sweeps away their treasure map, they think all is lost--until they finally find a treasure lying out in plain sight. Told half in French and half in English, this second book in the Pierre & Paul series uses simple phrases and clues in the illustrations to make the story accessible to readers in both languages"--OCLC.