"In their tiny house, the rule is Twig and Turtle are each allowed to have five toys. But with a new toy store opening in town, the rule is creating a big problem--getting a new toy means giving up one they love. But when the girls realize that the owner has very old-fashioned ideas about who should play with what kinds of toys, changing her mind might be the biggest problem of all"--Provided by publisher.
"After Ella hears the beautiful story of "La Boutique Fantasque" from her beloved ballet teacher, she is thoroughly enchanted. Once class ends, Ella stays late to help clean up, but then is suddenly transported to a magical world of dancing dolls!"--Dust jacket.
Eric Carter, Mark Bruder, and Shayleen Mills, three friends in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, sense that all is not right with a toy store that will be opening soon.
At the opening of a new toy store, Curious George makes a mess and gets into trouble, but the owner soon sees that things aren't as bad as they appear.
The most beautiful dreidel a shopkeeper has ever seen will not spin for the two children who insist they must own it, but perhaps it would spin for a child with the true spirit of Hanukkah in his heart.
"The mathematical concept of area is introduced as a girl works at her first job collecting toys from a toy store warehouse. Readers learn two methods to find area: using an array to count square units, and using a formula for length times width. This book also includes a discover activity, connection to history, and mathematical vocabulary introduction"--Provided by publisher.
At the opening of a new toy store, Curious George makes a mess and gets into trouble, but the owner soon sees that things aren't as bad as they appear.
Nikki is very disappointed when her mom says the beautiful rocking horse in the toy shop is simply too expensive, but she is delighted when Mum comes up with an alternate plan.
At the opening of a new toy store, Curious George makes a mess and gets into trouble, but the owner soon sees that things aren't as bad as they appear.
