Books with title Sandy's Lemonade Stand

One of the neighborhood gang members - Michelle - her father was killed in Afghanistan while on duty in the service. Her Mother and her are struggling. The gang decide they are going to have a lemonade stand and book sale to raise money to help them out. They go and make the lemonade and signs as well as pulling books from their homes. They create the lemonade stand and book sale. The neighborhood all come and support it by buying the books and lemonade. The neighborhood gang present the money raised to Michelle's Mother and her.

Kitty's Lemonade Stand is the first children's book of a 5-part series featuring Kitty. Kitty is a young girl of color that you'll follow throughout her various experiences and learn about key foundational principles based on biblical scriptures and African proverbs. Kitty's adventurous and excitable character is full of life, love and curiosity to ignite a spirit of learning for your child right along with Kitty. In Kitty's Lemonade stand, your child will learn the values of hard work, entrepreneurship, financial planning but most importantly, giving. By giving away Kitty's very last lemonade she ends up with a big surprise. Let's follow Kitty on her journey of learning from the vantage point of a child living everyday life with a village of people around her to help her along.

Kitty's Lemonade Stand is the first children's book of a 5-part series featuring Kitty. Kitty is a young girl of color that you'll follow throughout her various experiences and learn about key foundational principles based on biblical scriptures and African proverbs. Kitty's adventurous and excitable character is full of life, love and curiosity to ignite a spirit of learning for your child right along with Kitty. In Kitty's Lemonade stand, your child will learn the values of hard work, entrepreneurship, financial planning but most importantly, giving. By giving away Kitty's very last lemonade she ends up with a big surprise. Let's follow Kitty on her journey of learning from the vanage point of a child living everyday life with a village of people around her to help her along.

Teach early readers to count to ten with this beautifully illustrated picture book. They will also learn what is needed to set up a lemonade stand through captivating, descriptive pictures. Children will develop their reading skills as they use their own words to describe what is happening in each illustration. This 12-page beginning reading book is ideal for children ages 3-5.

Lauren and Taylor are so excited! Their good friends Ryan and Christopher are staying with them for the weekend. They plan to spend plenty of time at the beach until Christopher discovers at toy he wants right now! Unfortunately, he doesn't have enough money to buy the toy, so the gang puts their heads together and come up with a great plan to earn money with a lemonade stand. Now, they each have a pocket full of hard-earned coins and need to decide how to use their money. The girls teach the boys a new game and show them how easy it is to save, spend and share.

This story is about a child who heard a special message from God. Never did he hesitate or operate in fear, he did exactly what God asked him to do. It has been a blessing watching GOD’s plan come alive through a faithful act of a child. The story is written by a child who willingly particpated in fullfilling the purpose, plan, and expectation of GOD. If God tells you to do something, never hesitate. Even a child can be used to execute God’s plan. Never be afraid to ask others to work with you so they can be a part of fulfilling the Lord’s plan in your life. Now it’s your turn, pray to God and ask him what he wants YOU to do for his kingdom.

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. In this Green Light Reader based on Curious George, the Emmy Award-winning PBS TV show, George decides to set up his own lemonade stand to earn money for a new soccer ball. But with a line around the block and dwindling supplies, will George figure out how to satisfy all his customers and earn enough money for a new soccer ball?