parades

Although others participate by driving, riding, and making music, Amanda Dade leads the parade to welcome the arrival of the New Year.

Michelle finds herself with too much responsibility on her hands when the fifth grade president quits, leaving her solely in charge of the school's Fall Fantasy Parade float.

Karen and her brother Andrew get ready to be in the St. Patrick's Day parade and meet the parade director who, claiming to be a real leprechaun, tells them a story about a pot of gold that can be found at the end of a rainbow.

"It's time to celebrate with the five basic food groups. The mayor of Food Town introduces each food group as they march in the town parade, from the vegetables, fruits, and legumes, to the grains and fats. Kids learn about the importance of all the food groups and how our bodies benefit from each. There is also helpful information on portion size and exercise along with both illustrations of the Food Pyramid and the newly introduced food plate"--Provided by publisher.

A dog, cat, bird, lion, and cow, one-by-one, join the animal parade led by the giraffe.

In this cumulative rhyme, a sleepwalking girl inadvertently starts a parade on the morning of Mayfest.

Presents a counting book from one to ten, in simple text with illustrations as a marching band, clowns and others participate in a parade.

While preparing for her ride in one of the super Mardi Gras parades, Jenny Giraffe discovers the tradition of float riders, masks, and costumes.

A cumulative rhyme describes the increasing commotion that results as dogs and babies, cats and ladies, soldiers and mice all join the king's parade.

On the hottest July day, one hundred hippos gather for their annual parade, only to be subtracted as they collapse from the heat while marching.