concepts

Text and photographs present the concept of hot and cold.

Harriet's search for her friend introduces a number of location words.

Various scenes in New York City are used to illustrate the numbers from one to twenty.

The numbers from 1 to 10 are accompanied by drawings composed of rectangles, circles, and triangles.

Shows a variety of shapes, including squares, diamonds, and circles.

Teaches opposites, including hot and cold, fast and slow, and light and heavy.

Can you tell the difference between natural and man-made objects? Beginning readers will discover these differences and more in Natural or Man-Made.

Text and pictures assign a cow to a barn, a dish to a cupboard, a family to a house, and other things to their place.