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Kit with two books about Living things. One book is "What am I" and the other is "Tad grows up". All living things have features and abilities that differentiate them from other living things. A clear sense of identity is important for well-being.

Young snake Little Yellow discusses in his diary about how he is growing throughout the months and how he hopes he will finally turn from yellow to green.

"Where do you see green in the world--in the garden, on a frog, in your own eyes? Find out the many ways that green can make us feel"--Provided by publisher.

Green foods sometimes have a bad reputation among little eaters! This book helps caregivers combat that idea with lovely photographs and delicious food examples, offering readers exposure to broccoli, celery, lettuce, and more green foods! Each picture is paired with a complete sentence identifying the food shown, aiding readers' comprehension and ability to identify the food. This title provides a great chance for caregivers looking to expand the palate of a child to pair reading with trying the foods in the book.

"A boy and his pet dragon celebrate St. Patrick's day by finding things that are green. An adapted, early emergent reader that includes a picture glossary, common sight words list, activities, and a note to caregivers"--Provided by publisher.

Readers will be fascinated with all the wonders of light.

"From prickly cactuses to bright green frogs, green is everywhere in our world. Explore where the color green is in the world."--Provided by publisher.

Readers learn to spot and count green shapes and objects around them.

Introduces things to eat and drink that are green, from honeydew melons to limeaid.