vocabulary

Adjectives are used visually and grammatically to demonstrate the three degrees of comparison: positive, comparative, and superlative.

Presents vocabulary and phrases in English and Spanish, covering six themes: having breakfast in the kitchen, studying in the classroom, going to the supermarket, having a picnic in the park, washing the dog in the bathtub, and going to bed.

Contains a series of labeled pictures of Emily Elizabeth and her big red dog, Clifford, designed to learn basic vocabulary.

Pictures illustrate thirteen words for each month of the year. Includes questions prompting the reader to search for and find various objects.

More than one thousand words are introduced by labeled pictures grouped topically under clothes, home, food, playtime, the country, colors, and other familiar things and places.

Fancy Nancy becomes fascinated by luck, both good and bad, when a friend brings a four-leaf clover to show.

A counting book in which die-cut windows frame a single familiar object, and more objects are revealed as pages are turned.

A series of colorful die-cut pages that introduces a number of things that are opposites including black and white, big and little, and day and night.

Fancy Nancy is confused when her teenage babysitter shows up and is a boy, but ends up realizing that he is just as fun as any girl.

Photographs and illustrations help children learn the alphabet by describing a number of things about space including the planets, astronauts and what they wear and eat, space shuttles, and the International Space Station.