Books in Get Ready-Get Set-Read! series

An educational children's book dealing with the concepts of effective thinking and learning discusses such topics as curiosity, exploration, experimentation, knowledge, and memory

Educates young children in the fundamental relationship between human rights and responsibilities, with entertaining anecdotes and pertinent, real situations to illustrate the subject

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. A frog in a bog tries to give advice to two joggers about the dangers of jogging in the fog.

Numbers from one to ten are illustrated with different baby animals and information is provided about their traits and habits

Explains where money came from, why it is used today, and presents guidelines for managing, donating, saving, and spending it.

Simple text and colorful illustrations tell about a fly enjoying all of its favorite foods until it becomes a tasty meal.

This book teaches a sound that is spelled in different ways: oat as in moat, and ote, as in note.

12 BOOK SET , LEVEL 2 BOOKS HELP CHILDREN . DEVELOP WORD AND SENTENCE RECOGNITION SKILLS . LEARN ABOUT THE REAL WORLD . MATCH WORDS TO PICTURES . FIND THE TEXT ON THE PAGE . FINISH AN 8 PAGE BOOK . UNDERSTAND THAT A SENTENCE STARTS WITH A CAPITAL LETTER AND ENDS WITH A PERIOD . ENJOY SHARED READING

Book by Jacobs, Daniel

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A cumulative tale in which various neighbors try to rescue Janey's kite from a tree until she has to rescue both the kite and the neighbors

Powell, Jillian, Dodson, Emma