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Carefully leveled text and vibrant photographs introduce early readers to the concept of opposites by encouraging them to compare things that are wet with things that are dry.

Short passages about everyday life introduce the concepts of left and right, from a child getting out of the bed on the right to riding the slide on the left at recess.

Short passages about life in the country and city introduce the concepts of behind and in front, from horses standing behind a fence to a bus driving in front of Big Ben.

Short passages about animals in their natural habitats introduce the concepts of over and under, from a bear cub climbing over a log to fish swimming under the water.

Short passages about different habitats and locations introduce the concepts of near and far, from a boat near a beach to a mountain far away.

"Carefully leveled text and vibrant photographs introduce early readers to the concept of opposites by encouraging them to compare things that are wet with things that are dry. Includes tools for teachers, a table of contents, words to know, and an index."-- Provided by publisher.

Carefully leveled text and vibrant photographs introduce early readers to the concept of opposites by encouraging them to compare things that are loud with things that are soft.

Simple text and photographs introduce the concept of opposites, encouraging readers to compare things that are fast with things that are slow.

Simple text and photographs introduce the concept of opposites, encouraging readers to compare things that are big with things that are little.

Investigates the difference between things that are hot and cold.