Books with author Patricia Hawse

This beautifully illustrated fiction title accompanies the HABA game Orchard. Expanding upon concepts presented in the game, this story follows Raven, who has decided to grow his own flower garden. Readers will learn about how plants grow and the importance of sharing with others. Accessible language and curriculum connections make this title perfect for emergent readers. Also featured are lessons on gardening basics, how to plan for the future, and how to be kind to others.

Coding was once an activity and career path only scientists and engineers could fathom, but that’s quickly changing. Today’s tech-savvy elementary students are ready for coding! The eight authoritative guides in this set help young readers grasp the concept of coding by focusing on some of today’s most accessible software and hardware. Some volumes in this set show readers how easy it can be to code using visible blocks of information instead of actual coding language. Other volumes focus on simple written-code languages and make potentially difficult topics more accessible to young coders. Readers are introduced to essential coding terms and concepts, including graphical user interface (GUI), open source resources, and robotics. Manageable text is paired with photographs of kids using computers, and coding examples support the development of computational thinking in elementary grades. • Can be used to introduce and support STEM-related concepts• Supports the Next Generation Science Standards by featuring design problems that can be solved with the use of a computer, and by introducing students to simple algorithms and data sets• High-interest topic will draw reluctant readers• Each volume features coding activities readers can use to experiment with the topic of the bookThe LEGO name and products, including MINDSTORMS and WeDo, are trademarks of the LEGO Group, and their use in this book does not imply a recommendation or endorsement of this title by the Lego Group. Minecraft is a trademark of Mojang (a game development studio owned by Microsoft Technology Corporation), and its use in this book does not imply a recommendation or endorsement of this title by Mojang or Microsoft. Raspberry Pi is a trademark of the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Use of the Raspberry Pi name in this book does not imply a recommendation or endorsement of this title by the Raspberry Pi Foundation.

Everyone knows that cats are bullies. They hiss, arch their backs, and steal dogs' food! At least, that's what the dog thinks. Little does he know the cat has similar negative feelings ? about dogs! How will these two learn to live on the same farm? This relatable fiction book teaches readers the importance of always treating others with civility. Charming illustrations of the barnyard and its many animals transport readers to the heart of the action. This accessible text and its important message of respect are perfect for young readers and listeners.

Teddy loves learning about new things, especially when adventure is involved! This exciting fiction accompaniment to the HABA game Teddy's Colors and Shapes explores concepts such as identifying colors, keeping things organized, and solving problems. Readers will also learn how birthdays are different for everyone and will be introduced to Western birthday traditions such as eating birthday cake, blowing out candles, and receiving gifts. Detailed illustrations and manageable text make this title enjoyable for emergent readers and younger listeners.

When life gives you lemons, dig deep and stay there. Ignore reality and pretend everything is fine. Make the kids go to school, pretend they aren't hungry. Make them pretend not to see the worry on every face, poorly hidden. Life doesn't give us lemons, it gives us ice. It gives us ice and hail and destruction. Life doesn't give, it takes. In a frozen future where survivors have taken refuge in an underground tunnel system, Andrea, sick of writing sappy, optimistic essays for what the adults call school, decides to try her luck on one of the scavenging crews. With the help of a boy she likes, she pretends to be a boy and joins the team. But the job isn't at all what she expected, and she soon finds herself separated from the team, lost and alone in the frozen city.

In this book, readers will explore key concepts of the game Flower Fairy. The narrative follows Rosalina the fairy as her brother, Jethro, teaches her to use magic through play. As the fairy siblings frolic about the woods, meadows, and pond, they discover that they cant always play games the same way. The text teaches readers about the value of acceptance and cooperation and delivers lessons about plants, counting, sizes, and helping one another. The enchanting story supports early childhood education curriculum, using manageable text to foster developing language skills.

In this magical accompaniment to the HABA game Flower Fairy, readers will learn to identify colors and different sizes by looking at plants. Readers join Rosalina as she colors her world with a wave of her wand, growing blossoms that are blue, green, pink, and other colors. Concentrating on sizes and colors, the narrative communicates early elementary curricular lessons in a delightful way, focusing on plants as the main theme. Enchanting illustrations complement the text and stir readers imaginations. Manageable language gives confidence to developing readers.