sharks

Just when you thought it was safe...Big Shark and Little Shark return in this funny new Step 1 Reader, pursued by...Baby Shark! Big Shark and Little Shark may be opposites, but they agree on one thing--neither wants to play with Baby Shark. Baby Shark is too small and slow to be any fun...right? What happens when Mommy Shark, Daddy Shark, Grandpa Shark, and Grandma Shark find out that Baby Shark is being snubbed? Dun dun dun dun dun dun! All's well that ends well in this easily decodable and oh-so-familiar story of big kids and little kids resolving their conflicts. The book conveys a great social-emotional lesson about apologizing and inclusion in a funny way! Look for these other funny stories: Big Shark, Little Shark and Big Shark, Little Shark Go to School. Step 1 Readers feature big type and easy words for children who know the alphabet and are eager to begin reading. Rhyme and rhythmic text paired with picture clues help children decode the story.

Get ready to sing and dance along with Baby Shark, in this underwater rendition of "If You're Happy and You Know It"! Little ones will love singing and dancing along to this favorite preschool song, clapping their fins with Baby Shark, shaking their tail with Seahorse, and snapping their claws with Crab.

Sharks are known for their rows of sharp teeth. These teeth are constantly growing in a shark?s mouth. Find out more in Sharks, one of the titles in the Creatures of the Sea series.

Introduces sharks and describes their physical characteristics, behavior, and life cycle.

Introduces different sharks and where they live.

Simple text and photographs describe thresher sharks, discussing how they hunt, where they live and more.

Simple text and photographs describe blacktip reef sharks, discussing how they hunt, where they live and more.

Simple text and photographs describe basking sharks, discussing how they hunt, where they live and more.

Simple text and photographs describe zebra sharks, discussing how they hunt, where they live, and more.

"Read about the mako shark, who is so speedy some people call them torpedoes with teeth"--Provided by publisher.