Freeman, Marcia S

Presents a children's book on how animals, including humans, eat, grow, learn, work, and play.

Presents a children's book on matter and describes how matter takes up space and has weight, liquid, solid, and gaseous forms of matter, transparent and translucent matter, and living and non-living matter.

Presents examples of when counting is used, including when playing games, planning ahead, and putting items in order.

Colorful photographs and simple text introduce young children to the mathematical concepts of comparing, adding to, taking away from, and parts of a whole, using the numbers one through twelve.

Simple text and photographs describe the trunks, leaves, and fruit of palm trees.

Simple text and photographs describe the trunks, branches, needles, and seeds of pine trees.

Simple text and photographs describe the trunks, branches, leaves, and seeds of oak trees.

Photographs and easy-to-read text introduce children to the mathematical terms used to compare things, such as more, fewer, less, some, and lots, as well as the concept of quantity.

Simple text and photographs describe the trunks, branches, leaves, seeds, and life cycle of maple trees.

Describes and illustrates police cars and the equipment they carry.