Books with author Bonnie Ferrante

MUST BE VIEWED ON TABLET OR LARGER SCREEN. For readers who know books.Hours of things to do with this book:1. Read the story. Enjoy Pirate’s adventures and the child’s imaginings,2. Before reading the answer, try to guess the source of the smell from the close-up pictures that represent Pirate’s viewpoint.3. Write and draw your answer to the question about Pirate’s last adventure. 4. At the back of the book, you will find a list of well-known books, classic and recent. Look for images or words on the cloud-framed pages of this story that remind you of the books listed. 5. Find 68 gingerbread men. 6. Read the books listed. They're great!

Monkey is excited to learn that today is the 100th day of school. Just as he begins to feel overwhelmed, the teacher surprises him with the best counting activity of all. On his way home, he is proud to be able to use what he has learned in the classroom. Celebrate with monkey as he explores 100 bricks, marbles, bubbles and more. Each page of 100 items can be clearly counted. There are extra challenges on several pages which require attention to detail. All of monkey's activities can be copied by students (over several days). The book ends with thirty fun and engaging follow-up extensions for teachers to use with individuals, groups, or the entire class.

Timo wants to pull Dion's loose tooth but his methods are pretty strange. Dion won't let him touch it. All he can think of is how Timo's crazy ideas will result in a lost tooth. Then the tooth fairy won't come. Should Dion figure out how to get his tooth safely out or just let it be?A funny, imaginative story with a subtle message of how worrying makes our fears grow. Written with opportunities for expressive reading.On each page, a verb is written in a descriptive font. For the first reading, a child may need assistance with this. The book can be a useful resource for teaching verbs.Listen to the author read the entire book on youtube.

Timo wants to pull Dion's loose tooth but his methods are pretty strange. Dion won't let him touch it. All he can think of is how Timo's crazy ideas will result in a lost tooth. Then the tooth fairy won't come. Should Dion figure out how to get his tooth safely out or just let it be? A funny, imaginative story with a subtle message of how worrying makes our fears grow. Written with opportunities for expressive reading. On each page, a verb is written in a descriptive font. For the first reading, a child may need assistance with this. The book can be a useful resource for teaching verbs. Listen to the author read the entire book on youtube.

Who doesn’t love babies and animals? Help your little one learn spatial concepts like above and below with this endearing and humorous collection of pictures. Also included are ten tips to extend your toddler's learning. View the trailer for the paperback on the author's youtube site: Bonnie Ferrante - Making Reading and Learning Fun.This SPECIAL edition extends the use of the book beyond the toddler years. When your child is older, share the pop-up information about the animals.