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Text and pictures identify different parts of the body and some skills they can perform. Also discusses a typical morning routine and play activities.

Young friends Frankie and Sal, believing they have "done it all," decide to do nothing for a while, but Frankie has a little trouble with the concept and it is not long before the boys realize there is no way to do nothing.

When the television breaks, Jeffrey is forced to find fun and imaginative ways to entertain himself.

Katie was lonely because no one would play with her. However, when a beautiful snowfall covers the city, Katie finally makes a friend.

The dust bunnies try to help a big, mean dust bully smile by playing a rhyming game with him.

Superhero Jack finds his life turned upside down by the arrival of a very big, and very naughty, baby sister.

Rhyming verses name all the places in the house where Bear plays, reads, imagines, sings, and dances.

Best friends, Fitch the Wolf and Chip the Pig have great plans to meet at the playground; however, Chip's three little sisters show up and threaten to foul up the works.

Sam lines up blocks, books, boots, cars, and other objects, all the way from his room to his mother in the kitchen.

Six-year-old Lily has a best friend all picked out for play group day, but unfortunately the differences between first-graders and second-graders are sometimes very large.