Books in What Do You See series

Should Wendy walk the dog? Guide readers through the decision-making process with this simple title that shows possible outcomes for common pet-related choices. Clear photographs present the scenario and possible outcomes, while simple text asks readers “What would you do?” Brief explanations after each scenario spark conversation for a deeper discussion of the issue.

IN THE GARDEN is a title in the Tell Me, Tell Me, What Do You See? TM Book Series - a Mom's Choice Awards® Gold Recipient! Help your pre-reader get ready for Kindergarten! UNIQUE, really FUN accordion fold books! This educational picture book series was created by a Junior Kindergarten teacher and mother of three in a distinctive accordion-style format for pre-readers of all abilities. Made in the USA with non-toxic soy-based ink and non-toxic UV coating for spill resistance. Each book illustrates five basic concepts of action, color, number, size, and description in a fun accordion format. Playing with the accordion-style book helps children practice problem solving skills which are needed for cognitive development. The unique format presents children with different fun ways to enjoy reading. Stand them up, lay them flat, or read them like a book! Manipulating the fold enhances motor skills. The books have sight words to help master basic reading skills, and repetitive text for fluency to grow confidence and vocabulary. The large, vivid photographs encourage the child who is learning to read to engage in conversation by relating to the familiar and unfamiliar in the world around them. Take-along size 5.5 x 6 fits easily in a purse or backpack. The books provide a really fun way to learn to read and kids learn best when having fun! BONUS: Stickers included.

AT THE ZOO is a title in the Tell Me, Tell Me, What Do You See? TM Book Series - a Mom's Choice Awards® Gold Recipient! Help your pre-reader get ready for Kindergarten! UNIQUE, really FUN accordion fold books! This educational picture book series was created by a Junior Kindergarten teacher and mother of three in a distinctive accordion-style format for pre-readers of all abilities. Made in the USA with non-toxic soy-based ink and non-toxic UV coating for spill resistance. Each book illustrates five basic concepts of action, color, number, size, and description in a fun accordion format. Playing with the accordion-style book helps children practice problem solving skills which are needed for cognitive development. The unique format presents children with different fun ways to enjoy reading. Stand them up, lay them flat, or read them like a book! Manipulating the fold enhances motor skills. The books have sight words to help master basic reading skills, and repetitive text for fluency to grow confidence and vocabulary. The large, vivid photographs encourage the child who is learning to read to engage in conversation by relating to the familiar and unfamiliar in the world around them. Take-along size 5.5 x 6 fits easily in a purse or backpack. The books provide a really fun way to learn to read and kids learn best when having fun! BONUS: Stickers included.

It is 1773 in the British colony of Massachusetts. The British government is taxing the tea being imported to the colonies. The Sons of Liberty in Boston are against the taxes. What would you do? Would you join the colonists who boarded the ship to toss the tea into the harbor? Or would you follow the laws and pay the taxes? Learn about many of the important decisions in American history as you read about the Boston Tea Party.

While the Union and Confederacy were engaged in a bloody war, President Abraham Lincoln signed an important document, which he had often agonized overthe Emancipation Proclamation. His decision freed all the slaves in those areas of the United States still in rebellion. The author asks the reader what they would do if faced with the important decisions that were made during the Civil War.

Would you join the madness? It is a frigid cold winter in Salem Village, Massachusetts in 1692. Some teenage girls may be suffering from mysterious afflictions. They accused certain townspeople of being witches. What would you do? Would you believe the girls? Would you defend the accused during the trials? Find out about this tragic period in American history.