Books with author Rosemary Jennings

Learning how to ride a bike is a big moment in a childs life. In this engaging title, readers will learn that safety is a big part of riding a bike. Its something that has to be practiced at all times! Readers are introduced to fundamental safety concepts, such as wearing a helmet and getting back up when you fall. With accessible text and an ATOS reading level between 0.50.9, this text is a perfect choice for beginning readers. Colorful photographs, a Words to Know section, and an index supplement the text.

Find out All About the life cycle of a frog. This is a WOW Me! Level 3 Book. Suitable for young readers who are able to read more complex sentences.With over 2,000 words and 35 beautiful pictures. This is a great book to share with younger children or for older children to read to themselves.Explore how a female frog lays her eggs and see how the tiny tadpoles grow inside.Once hatched look at all the different changes the tadpole goes through until it finally becomes a frog.Look at how frogs swim and jump.Learn what, and how, frogs eat.Packed with color pictures and lots of information. You will soon be a frog expert.A glossary is at the back of the book to help explain words you may not have come across before. There are also fun question to test your new found knowledge.Safe internet links with frog themed games and pictures to print out and color. Also videos that will show you the amazing world of tadpoles and frogs.

When kids see a big yellow bus coming down the street, they know it’s time for school! Riding on the school bus is a lot of fun, but it’s also important to be safe. Readers learn how important it is to practice safety on the school bus. This title, which has an ATOS reading level of 0.5–09, is a great way to introduce young students to the important concept of safety. Engaging photographs accompany the age-appropriate text, making this title accessible for readers of all levels. By the end of this title, readers will understand how having safety smarts helps them and other kids on the bus, too.

As the national bird of the United States, the bald eagle may be the most recognizable raptor. However, there are about 6 eagle species in the world. Readers learn about many of them through this text, which offers a detailed look at eagles and the unique family of raptors to which they belong. Colorful photographs allow readers to visualize the text’s content, which covers topics such as appearance, predatory behavior, survival techniques, and more. Written to support elementary life science standards, this text offers a fun take on important classroom concepts.

This nonfiction title explores the various colors of racecars that can be seen on a day spent at the races. Readers go behind the scenes at the racetrack to learn what the different colored flags mean during a race. Other concepts such as differentiating standings in a race and identifying racetrack workers are also highlighted in the text. Color associations are a recurring theme throughout the title to meet early elementary curriculum standards. Full-color photographs bring the information to life and help early readers make connections with the text.

Learning how to ride a bike is a big moment in a childs life. In this engaging title, readers will learn that safety is a big part of riding a bike. Its something that has to be practiced at all times! Readers are introduced to fundamental safety concepts, such as wearing a helmet and getting back up when you fall. With accessible text and an ATOS reading level between 0.50.9, this text is a perfect choice for beginning readers. Colorful photographs, a Words to Know section, and an index supplement the text.

When people go to sleep, bats are just waking up. While young readers may recognize the image of bats in the night skies, where they live may be less familiar. This title takes readers inside bat roosts to uncover the fascinating facts about this creature. Readers will learn the basics of bat roosts—in caves and beyond—and how they help bats survive in the wild. The text also looks at bat’s appearance, behavior, and the crucial role they play in nature’s ecosystems—topics covered in most elementary science curricula. Diagrams, fact boxes, colorful images encourage learning.

As the national bird of the United States, the bald eagle may be the most recognizable raptor. However, there are about 60 eagle species in the world. Readers learn about many of them through this text, which offers a detailed look at eagles and the unique family of raptors to which they belong. Colorful photographs allow readers to visualize the texts content, which covers topics such as appearance, predatory behavior, survival techniques, and more. Written to support elementary life science standards, this text offers a fun take on important classroom concepts.

Find out All About the life cycle of a butterfly. This is a WOW Me! Level 3 Book. Suitable for young readers who are able to read more complex sentences or for sharing with younger early readers.With over 2,000 words and 34 beautiful pictures. Ideal for beginning readers who like to learn while reading.Explore how a female butterfly lays her eggs and how caterpillars hatch out.Once hatched caterpillars eat and eat and eat. What happens next?Why do caterpillars eat so much?Packed with color pictures and lots of information. You will soon be a butterfly expert.A glossary is at the back of the book to help explain words you may not have come across before. There are also fun question to test your new found knowledge.Safe internet links with butterfly themed games and pictures to print out and color. Also videos that will show you the amazing world of caterpillars and butterflies.

This nonfiction title explores the various colors of racecars that can be seen on a day spent at the races. Readers go behind the scenes at the racetrack to learn what the different colored flags mean during a race. Other concepts such as differentiating standings in a race and identifying racetrack workers are also highlighted in the text. Color associations are a recurring theme throughout the title to meet early elementary curriculum standards. Full-color photographs bring the information to life and help early readers make connections with the text.

Todays children are connected to the Internet at an early age. Its a part of their daily lives, but there are important rules to follow, too. In this title, readers will learn that being online comes with a responsibility to be safe. This introductory text, which has an ATOS reading level of 0.50.9, introduces readers to the important rules of online safety. Theyll learn to never share personal information or talk to strangers, as well as the importance of being kind to others online. This title is a helpful resource for teaching online safety to younger children. Nonfiction text features such as an index, Words to Know section, and websites offer opportunities for additional learning.

When kids see a big yellow bus coming down the street, they know its time for school! Riding on the school bus is a lot of fun, but its also important to be safe. Readers learn how important it is to practice safety on the school bus. This title, which has an ATOS reading level of 0.509, is a great way to introduce young students to the important concept of safety. Engaging photographs accompany the age-appropriate text, making this title accessible for readers of all levels. By the end of this title, readers will understand how having safety smarts helps them and other kids on the bus, too.