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Beginning Reading

Imogene Forte

Paperback (Incentive Publications, May 15, 2003)

Educators know that early learning success is the cornerstone for a lifelong love of learning. The Ready to Learn book series capitalizes on these vitally important teachable years of pre-school and kindergarten. Each book in this 8-book series introduces basic skills and concepts to help pave the way to increased self-confidence and reinforced lifelong learning success. A fun character is introduced in each book and every book includes a FREE classroom poster of the Ready to Learn characters.

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My School, Your School

Bette Birnbaum, Susan Greene, Maria Pia Marrella, Debrah Welling

Library Binding (Heinemann/Raintree, April 1, 1990)

A photo essay that follows young children through a typical school day, the text invites the readers to compare their school experiences with the narrators'

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Barn Owls

Patricia Whitehouse

Paperback (Heinemann Educational Books Ltd, May 15, 2004)

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What Does It Do?: Inventions Then and Now

Daniel Jacobs

Library Binding (Heinemann/Raintree, March 1, 1990)

Compares the appearance and use of common machines such as camera, clock, telephone, bicycle, auto, train, and plane with that of the models used long ago

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Plastic: Let's Look at a Frisbee

Angela Royston

Paperback (Raintree, Aug. 10, 2006)

Read and Learn titles provide a bridge between the Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1, introducing readers to the world around them. This series encourages children to look at the properties of a number of common objects and to use their senses.

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I Like It When...

Benjamin Auster, Marsha Winborn

Library Binding (Heinemann/Raintree, March 1, 1990)

A boy describes the joys and problems involved in doing things with his family

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Read and Learn: Colours We Eat - Red Foods

Patricia Whitehouse

Paperback (Heinemann Educational Books Ltd, May 15, 2004)

"Read and learn" is a collection of non-fiction books aimed at helping young readers discover and understand the world around them; and to provide a bridge from the Foundation Stage into Key Stage 1. The "Colours We Eat" books use colour to categorize food, rather than traditional food groups. They introduce different foods and colours and include scientific information about plants and food aimed at young readers. Chapter headings are designed as child-friendly questions to help children focus and learn.