My world

Looks at some of the different things people need to live, including food, water, sunshine, air, and love.

Describes many different kinds of friends, including best friends, teammates, pets, and brothers and sisters.

An introduction to backyard communities that describes the plants, animals, and insects which can be found in them and explains the differences between living and nonliving things.

Describes the components of several shapes, presents examples of them in color photos and illustrations, and encourages readers to find more shapes on their own.

Illustrations and simple text teach children about different colors.

Simple text and photographs describe different farm animals and their babies and discuss the products humans get from them and the noises they make.

Describes the dwellings, family life, food, and customs of the Plains Indians. Includes related craft projects and activities.

While telling about her life in ancient Rome, eight-year-old Flavia includes information about the homes, families, clothing, food, gods, sports, goods traded, and things the people build.

While telling about her life in ancient Egypt, nine-year-old Hunefer includes information about families, homes, food, clothing, fun and games, travel, beliefs, and burial practices.

With pride and pleasure, a little girl describes growing a garden all by herself.