colors

Simple text and illustrations look at different colors and shapes.

Let's make a fruit salad! Did you know that at the market, you can find all of the colors of the rainbow? Introduce little ones to colors, fruits, and creative fun in Colors. Follow along at the marketplace as a child buys the ingredients for a yummy-looking fruit salad--all while the text teaches basic vocabulary words and phrases in both English and Spanish. First concepts and practical sentences combine to create a fun, engaging story in two different languages.

"In this . . . board book with rainbow-colored edges, young readers will experience a different [color] on each spread. Find the red ladybug, the green tree, and more in this bright book featuring fun things in every color of the rainbow!"--Provided by publisher.

A touch-and-feel, lift-the-flap boardbook that introduces babies and toddlers to colors and helps to develop thinking and memory skills.

Children help look at the colors of the rainbow.

"One day, best friends Kirsty and Rachel discover a magical surprise when they find a fairy at the end of a rainbow! The friends have rescued Ruby the Red Fairy, Amber the Orange Fairy, Sunny the Yellow Fairy, Fern the Green Fairy, and Sky the Blue Fairy, and now they must help Inky the Indigo Fairy so that color can return to Fairyland"--OCLC.

"The girls must find Heather the Violet Fairy and then go with the fairies to Fairyland to make sure that all the colors have returned to the magical kingdom!"--OCLC.

Real life images and simple text introduce toddlers to the color yellow.

This silly and sweet picture book introduces young children to colors through humor and clever interactive elements.

"Jeffrey is very attached to the color blue. He wears blue socks, blue underwear, a blue hat, and--of course!--blue jeans. At painting class, he paints only in blue. But when his classmate, Keiko, wants to use the blue paint, Jeffery will have to try a different color. With some gentle coaxing, the narrator helps him to navigate his emotions, encouraging him to consider Keiko's feelings and to find the courage to try something new while also doing something nice for a friend. Sometimes, Jeffrey fixates on certain likes and dislikes. This story points out that something that seems simple for some people can be very complicated for others, and Jeffrey's caregiver provides choice and time and space to help Jeffrey process his emotions"--Provided by publisher.