Books in Life on the Farm series

Horse is alone in his stable without brothers or sisters, but he soon learns he has friends. Sturdy On the Farm board books have large, friendly color illustrations on every page. The leading character in each book is a different farm animal�a sheep, a cow, a horse, and a pig. Toddlers will love having Mom or Dad read each animal�s little story to them at play time or bedtime. Each book�s heavy board pages will withstand rough treatment from tiny hands.

This title introduces little readers to tools they might find on the farm. Complete with a More Facts section and bolded glossary terms. Readers will gather basic information about farm tools through easy-to-read, simple text alongside beautiful full-bleed photographs. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. Abdo Kids is a division of ABDO.

Farmers take care of more than just plants and land animals. Fish farms are a major food source thats often overlooked. These amazing places are found in the ocean, in big ponds, or even tanks that farmers keep a watchful eye on to make sure fish grow and stay healthy. Through vibrant, full-color photographs and accessible text, budding readers will explore the world of fish farming, the types of fish that live in these farms, and how these amazing animals are fed in their aquatic homes.

Little Pig is hungry and he explores the farmyard to find something to eat. Sturdy On the Farm board books have large, friendly color illustrations on every page. The leading character in each book is a different farm animal�a sheep, a cow, a horse, and a pig. Toddlers will love having Mom or Dad read each animal�s little story to them at play time or bedtime. Each book�s heavy board pages will withstand rough treatment from tiny hands.

Ten-year-old Patti lives on a farm with her mom, dad and older brother Jamie. She loves the natural world she lives in, and she feels passionately that she is old enough now to be a working member of the farm team, taught the skills and given jobs that really matter. She is always curious about chickens and bees and horses, and how they relate to humans; about grown-ups and why they do and say the things they do; about her friends who live in very different circumstances. Sometimes her adventures turn out well, and sometimes they don’t, but for Patti they all add to what she knows about “life.”