Books with title Roy's Rainy Day

A little bit of bad weather isn’t going to stop the crocodiles from having a good time. With their slickers on and their umbrellas open, Sam, Pam, Will and Jill set out to find some rainy-day fun. Is minigolf a good idea? How about baseball? When they start catching hail instead of baseballs, it’s time to head back inside. And that’s when a new friend has the best idea of all: An afternoon in the library turns out to be the perfect rainy-day activity. This follow-up to the IRA-CBC Children’s Choice book Beach Day! is an exuberant, goofy kid-pleaser for every kind of weather.

A Rainy day is a picture book to introduce the concept of Rain to 2 year olds. The book is a series of self published books by Veena to read to her Montessori trained daughter. The book follows a factual representation of the every day life as experienced by a child. Devoid of fantasy the large photo and the simple text will introduce the child to words in English language to improve their vocabulary

A young girl buttons up her trusty raincoat and heads off to enjoy the sights and sounds of a rainy day. Children can follow her adventures as she splashes in puddles, listens to the rhythm raindrops make, and converses with tiny birds and thirsty flowers. What's more, charming illustrations, highlighted with thermographic ink throughout (on the girl's raincoat, umbrella, boots, and other rain gear) will make this rainy day adventure even more fun.

One rainy day, Emma put on her surf shirt and went outside to play. So begins Emma's great adventure. The simple auwai, or canal, next to her house fills with rainwater and becomes a rushing river full of imaginary creatures for Emma to encounter. Join Emma on her rainy day adventure in Hawaii when the ordinary becomes extraordinary. It's a story of imagination and having fun, even when it rains.

Pokadot wants to cut spring flowers, but its a rainy, rainy day outside and she gets cold, her feet get muddy and she gets scared when its starts to thunder. What should Pokadot do? and see how Bleu rescues her.Pokadot and Bleu are two adorable bunnies who live on Autumn Knoll at the edge of Beartown Forest. The stories are about daily adventures with their forest friends and grandbunnies. Pokadot and Bleu adore and support one another and love to have fun together. They encounter life's challenges, as we all do, and work through them to produce positive outcomes.For children ages 2-6 yo and the young at heart.

This story begins as a boy named Hugo, 9 years of age looks forward to a well deserved weekend with his friends, after what seemed to be a long weekday of school. When the weekend had arrived it’s a wash out. While Hugo’s parents Hazel and Clifford are out running errands, Hugo is given tasks that he must accomplish during this dreaded rainy day.Read further to see if Hugo’s tasks are successful or turn out to be a flop. Will he fail to disappointment with his parents or will he learn the meaning of responsibility.

From the mind of a 4 year old, this book starts as one of many adventures in her imagination. Any age range up to 10 years of a child is suitable. It is on a level that young children can understand and picture in their brains and enjoy reading or being read to. It endures a young girl who wants to play outside but it's raining so she creates a different world and it has just begun!

The lucky girls who were permitted to attend the Wildwood Village Summer Camp got to do a lot of things like making candles, paper, and a quill pen from a feather in the chicken year. They used a saw to make toys, and an foot-powered sewing machine to make a summer top. Actually, though, an electric sewing machine would work. They pressed flowers for a picture, and created Christmas decorations from a lot of things one would never expect to work. Whet these girls did when it rained can be done by anyone. This books had a lot of directions for a lot of things.