Books published by publisher China Intercontinental Press

The Eight Immortals like to fight injustice, and praising virtue and punishing vice. One day, they arrived at the shore of the island facing the East Sea. Using their magic, the eight mortals travelled across the East Sea. However, all of this made the Dragon King unsatisfied. They were locked in a furious war until the Goddess of Mercy to descend to the earth to make peace, and both sides stopped fighting. This series is four color printing. The beautiful pictures and simple words make this series prefect for Chinese and overseas children's reading.

What is the most dangerous animal on Earth? With level H of Reading for Comprehension, your students will learn all about this kid-friendly topic and many more. This book for grade 8 students includes 46 high-interest, nonfiction articles with questions that reinforce key reading and writing skills commonly found on state tests. Multiple-choice questions test these reading skills: vocabulary, main idea and details, sequence, cause and effect, and inferences and conclusions. Students also answer open-ended questions to practice writing narrative text, descriptive text, persuasive text, and expository text. Continental Press has expanded its product offerings to support students in key curriculum areas and at many levels of learning. We offer exceptional materials for students, parents, teachers, and administrators at fair and affordable prices. We publish programs in a variety of subject areas, including: -Early Literacy -Phonics -Language Skills -Reading Comprehension -Vocabulary -Content Reading in Geography, Mathematics, Science, & Social Studies -Mathematics -State TestingA teachers guide or answer key is sold separately. Visit continentalpress.com for details.

Book Overview:Some little carp set out to realise their beautiful dream. By working together, they jump over the Dragon Gate and enter Dragon Gate Reservoir. They live there happily ever after.Editor’s Notes:Little Tadpoles Search for Their Mother, The Three Bunnies and the Big Bad Wolf and Little Foal Crosses the River have been household stories for generations in China. They have nurtured among Chinese children love of life, respect for nature, understanding of oneself and care for other people.There are 10 stories in the Chinese-English edition of Illustrated Classic Chinese Tales – Fairy Tales: Little Kitten Goes Fishing, Mr. Mouse Looks for a Son-in-Law, The Three Bunnies and the Big Bad Wolf, Fox and Tiger, Little Carp Jumps Over the Dragon Gate, Rabbit and Tortoise Have a Race, Little Tadpoles Search for Their Mother, Monkeys Save the Moon, Little Foal Crosses the River and Cat Teaches Tiger a Lesson. The stories are great choices for parents to enjoy with their children, and will help young readers learn about the world and how the Chinese understand and solve common problems.The books feature original colour illustrations, and the English translations have been proofread by a native English speaker. The Chinese text at the end of the book also has pinyin for those who are learning the language. These books can help Chinese and foreign children to learn both English and Chinese, while gaining a deeper understanding of Chinese culture.About the book cover:China Intercontinental Press Little Tadpole Looking for Mom. Little Rabbit obediently. Xiaomaguohe and other fairy tales accompanied generation generation of Chinese people's childhood. affecting children cognition about love life. reverence for nature. self-understanding. caring for others. and so imperceptibly. Chinese and English version of the classic tale picture books: fairy tale articles include: cat fishing. mice married woman. bunny girl. the legendary. carp leaping. Tortoise and the Hare Little Tadpole Looking for Mom. monkey fishing moon. Xiaomaguohe. Tiger Arts. 10 volumes. especially for parent-child reading. allowing children to faster. clearer understanding of the world. Small rabbit. long ears and more. jump jump ah ah run fast. Little Turtle. carrying case. climbed and climbed an...

The classic American folk tale of Little Rabbit who wanted to be like all the other animals in the forest, until his wish for wings was granted. Activities that can extend this book into other areas of the curriculum or into the home are endless. Here are just a few ideas. Have fun! Compare and contrast The Little Rabbit Who Wanted Red Wings with other traditional folktales and modern day stories that include the motifs of transformation and/or making wishes.- Compare and contrast The Little Rabbit Who Wanted Red Wings to a variety of regional American folktales. - Make a puppet of Little Rabbit. Use feathers, scalloped paper plates, fabric or paper to create the wings. Perform a puppet show. - Write the script for a play of The Little Rabbit Who Wanted Red Wings. Create the invitations. Paint the scenery and make the costumes. - Make cards in the shape of a wishing pond. Write three wishes on the card and grant them to a family member. Example: washing the dishes, folding the laundry, setting the table, etc. Seedling books help beginning readers grow through engaging stories and kid-friendly photos and artwork. Best for reading at the earliest stages, these books use clear print, ample spacing, limited vocabulary, and simple story lines to help children practice word building, improve fluency, and garner a love for reading.Seedling has an established reputation both in the classroom and at home as one of the best book collections for young readers.

How does an IMAX movie work? With level F of Reading for Comprehension, your students will learn all about this kid-friendly topic and many more. This book for grade 6 students includes 46 high-interest, nonfiction articles with questions that reinforce key reading and writing skills commonly found on state tests. Multiple-choice questions test these reading skills: vocabulary, main idea and details, sequence, cause and effect, and inferences and conclusions. Students also answer open-ended questions to practice writing narrative text, descriptive text, persuasive text, and expository text. Continental Press has expanded its product offerings to support students in key curriculum areas and at many levels of learning. We offer exceptional materials for students, parents, teachers, and administrators at fair and affordable prices. We publish programs in a variety of subject areas, including: -Early Literacy -Phonics -Language Skills -Reading Comprehension -Vocabulary -Content Reading in Geography, Mathematics, Science, & Social Studies -Mathematics -State TestingA teachers guide or answer key is sold separately. Visit continentalpress.com for details.

Emperor Yan had a daughter called Nü Wa, who was swallowed by the merciless ocean when she went out to sea. Jingwei hated the ocean for taking her life. Her soul turned into a little bird. She vowed to fill up the ocean, so she took small pieces of stone or small branches and threw them into the sea without stopping. Jingwei continued her actions to fill up the ocean. Even today, we can still see the little “Jingwei bird” continue its tireless work throwing stones and branches into the sea. This series is four color printing. The beautiful pictures and simple words make this series prefect for Chinese and overseas children's reading.

Book Overview:A group of monkeys see the moon in a well and think that the moon is trapped down there. They try to save the moon, only to find out that the moon is still in the sky. What they saw in the well was the moon’s reflection. The story shows the importance of careful observation, and not jumping to hasty judgement based on assumptions.Editor’s Notes:Little Tadpoles Search for Their Mother, The Three Bunnies and the Big Bad Wolf and Little Foal Crosses the River have been household stories for generations in China. They have nurtured among Chinese children love of life, respect for nature, understanding of oneself and care for other people.There are 10 stories in the Chinese-English edition of Illustrated Classic Chinese Tales – Fairy Tales: Little Kitten Goes Fishing, Mr. Mouse Looks for a Son-in-Law, The Three Bunnies and the Big Bad Wolf, Fox and Tiger, Little Carp Jumps Over the Dragon Gate, Rabbit and Tortoise Have a Race, Little Tadpoles Search for Their Mother, Monkeys Save the Moon, Little Foal Crosses the River and Cat Teaches Tiger a Lesson. The stories are great choices for parents to enjoy with their children, and will help young readers learn about the world and how the Chinese understand and solve common problems.The books feature original colour illustrations, and the English translations have been proofread by a native English speaker. The Chinese text at the end of the book also has pinyin for those who are learning the language. These books can help Chinese and foreign children to learn both English and Chinese, while gaining a deeper understanding of Chinese culture.About the book cover:China Intercontinental Press Little Tadpole Looking for Mom. Little Rabbit obediently. Xiaomaguohe and other fairy tales accompanied generation generation of Chinese people's childhood. affecting children cognition about love life. reverence for nature. self-understanding. caring for others. and so imperceptibly. Chinese and English version of the classic tale picture books: fairy tale articles include: cat fishing. mice married woman. bunny girl. the legendary. carp leaping. Tortoise and the Hare Little Tadpole Looking for Mom. monkey fishing moon. Xiaomaguohe. Tiger Arts. 10 volumes. especially for parent-child reading. allowing children to faster. clearer understanding of the world. Small rabbit. long ears and more. jump jump ah ah run fast. Little Turtle. carrying case. climbed and climbed an...

How do crocodiles clean their teeth? With level D of Reading for Comprehension, your students will learn all about this kid-friendly topic and many more. This book for grade 4 students includes 46 high-interest, nonfiction articles with questions that reinforce key reading and writing skills commonly found on state tests. Multiple-choice questions test these reading skills: vocabulary, main idea and details, sequence, cause and effect, and inferences and conclusions. Students also answer open-ended questions to practice writing narrative text, descriptive text, persuasive text, and expository text. Continental Press has expanded its product offerings to support students in key curriculum areas and at many levels of learning. We offer exceptional materials for students, parents, teachers, and administrators at fair and affordable prices. We publish programs in a variety of subject areas, including: -Early Literacy -Phonics -Language Skills -Reading Comprehension -Vocabulary -Content Reading in Geography, Mathematics, Science, & Social Studies -Mathematics -State TestingA teachers guide or answer key is sold separately. Visit continentalpress.com for details.

Book Overview:Tiger hears that Cat is a skillful hunter and takes presents to the Cat so he can learn from him. Cat teaches Tiger many skills, but Tiger schemes to eat his teacher. The smart Cat didn’t teach Tiger how to climb trees and this saves Cat’s life.Editor’s Notes:Little Tadpoles Search for Their Mother, The Three Bunnies and the Big Bad Wolf and Little Foal Crosses the River have been household stories for generations in China. They have nurtured among Chinese children love of life, respect for nature, understanding of oneself and care for other people.There are 10 stories in the Chinese-English edition of Illustrated Classic Chinese Tales – Fairy Tales: Little Kitten Goes Fishing, Mr. Mouse Looks for a Son-in-Law, The Three Bunnies and the Big Bad Wolf, Fox and Tiger, Little Carp Jumps Over the Dragon Gate, Rabbit and Tortoise Have a Race, Little Tadpoles Search for Their Mother, Monkeys Save the Moon, Little Foal Crosses the River and Cat Teaches Tiger a Lesson. The stories are great choices for parents to enjoy with their children, and will help young readers learn about the world and how the Chinese understand and solve common problems.The books feature original colour illustrations, and the English translations have been proofread by a native English speaker. The Chinese text at the end of the book also has pinyin for those who are learning the language. These books can help Chinese and foreign children to learn both English and Chinese, while gaining a deeper understanding of Chinese culture.About the book cover:China Intercontinental Press Little Tadpole Looking for Mom. Little Rabbit obediently. Xiaomaguohe and other fairy tales accompanied generation generation of Chinese people's childhood. affecting children cognition about love life. reverence for nature. self-understanding. caring for others. and so imperceptibly. Chinese and English version of the classic tale picture books: fairy tale articles include: cat fishing. mice married woman. bunny girl. the legendary. carp leaping. Tortoise and the Hare Little Tadpole Looking for Mom. monkey fishing moon. Xiaomaguohe. Tiger Arts. 10 volumes. especially for parent-child reading. allowing children to faster. clearer understanding of the world. Small rabbit. long ears and more. jump jump ah ah run fast. Little Turtle. carrying case. climbed and climbed an...

Book Overview:The story tells young readers not to answer the door when a stranger comes. Three clever little bunnies obey their mother’s instructions and do not open the door to the Big Bad Wolf. Together they even catch the wolf’s tail and defeat him.Editor’s Notes:Little Tadpoles Search for Their Mother, The Three Bunnies and the Big Bad Wolf and Little Foal Crosses the River have been household stories for generations in China. They have nurtured among Chinese children love of life, respect for nature, understanding of oneself and care for other people.There are 10 stories in the Chinese-English edition of Illustrated Classic Chinese Tales – Fairy Tales: Little Kitten Goes Fishing, Mr. Mouse Looks for a Son-in-Law, The Three Bunnies and the Big Bad Wolf, Fox and Tiger, Little Carp Jumps Over the Dragon Gate, Rabbit and Tortoise Have a Race, Little Tadpoles Search for Their Mother, Monkeys Save the Moon, Little Foal Crosses the River and Cat Teaches Tiger a Lesson. The stories are great choices for parents to enjoy with their children, and will help young readers learn about the world and how the Chinese understand and solve common problems.The books feature original colour illustrations, and the English translations have been proofread by a native English speaker. The Chinese text at the end of the book also has pinyin for those who are learning the language. These books can help Chinese and foreign children to learn both English and Chinese, while gaining a deeper understanding of Chinese culture.About the book cover:China Intercontinental Press Little Tadpole Looking for Mom. Little Rabbit obediently. Xiaomaguohe and other fairy tales accompanied generation generation of Chinese people's childhood. affecting children cognition about love life. reverence for nature. self-understanding. caring for others. and so imperceptibly. Chinese and English version of the classic tale picture books: fairy tale articles include: cat fishing. mice married woman. bunny girl. the legendary. carp leaping. Tortoise and the Hare Little Tadpole Looking for Mom. monkey fishing moon. Xiaomaguohe. Tiger Arts. 10 volumes. especially for parent-child reading. allowing children to faster. clearer understanding of the world. Small rabbit. long ears and more. jump jump ah ah run fast. Little Turtle. carrying case. climbed and climbed an...

Build nonfiction reading skills with Reading for Comprehension! This book includes 46 high-interest, nonfiction articles with questions that reinforce key reading and writing skills commonly found on state tests: Reading:- vocabulary - main idea and details- sequence- cause and effect- inferences and conclusionsWriting (open-ended question): - narrative text - descriptive text- persuasive text - expository text Recommended in Seton Home Study Grade 1 Reading Level: Grade 1 Format: 96 pages, Paperback Publisher: Continental Press