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Books published by publisher Rainbow Bridge Publishing

  • Reading Connection: Grade 4

    Molly McMahon

    Paperback (Rainbow Bridge Pub, July 1, 2003)
    A variety of writing types and exercises to build reading comprehension skills. Reading material is grade appropriate, uses controlled vocabulary, and focuses on comprehension, thinking, phonics, and reading skills. Reproducible. 96 pages.
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  • Summer Bridge Activities: Kindergarten to 1st Grade

    Julia Ann Hobbs, Carla Fisher, Michele Vanleeuwen

    Paperback (Rainbow Bridge Pub, Aug. 15, 1996)
    Help children maintain skills while away from school with this award-winning series and original summer learning program! Daily activities in reading, writing, mathematics, and language arts with bonus activities in science and geography. Also included are full-color flash cards, incentive contract calendars, a certificate of completion, and the Summer Bridge Kids who guide children though their daily exercises.
  • Funny and Decent Jokes for Kids

    Rainbow Publishing

    language (Rainbow Publishing, Sept. 5, 2013)
    Awesome collection of over 500 funny and decent jokes for kids!This first book in the series of Joke Books for Kids features jokes such as:Aviation JokesApple JokesAccountant JokesBanana Jokesand many more to tickle your funny bones..
  • Getting to Know Me: Grades K-2

    Del Faddis

    Paperback (Rainbow Bridge Publishing (UT), Jan. 1, 2006)
    Book by Faddis, Del
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  • The Abc's in the Days of My Life as a Twin

    Jeanette Corprew-Cox

    eBook (Lift Bridge Publishing, Jan. 13, 2019)
    The ABC's In the Days of My Life As a Twin reveals the story of a set of identical twins who shared a special bond. From a family of ten brothers and sisters, Annette and Jeanette are inseparable until the very end. As the story goes on, the author shares specific memories which include from them speaking their own language to wearing the same colored outfits to the time in their lives when they wore the same outfit, but it was a diverse color. Their unique bond persisted as they experienced college life together at the school of their choice until one of the twins marries the love of her life. How does their special bond come to a conclusion? Mrs. Corprew-Cox used her story to show that even though they were inseparable twins each of them had their own identity
  • Lord, Why Did You Make Me Me?

    Tiffani Sanders, Tom Paul Fox

    language (Hollow Bridge Publishing, July 3, 2015)
    Everyone must learn to handle situations that are beyond their control -- even children. It is not unusual for children to feel bad about themselves because of conditions that make them feel like they are not good enough. It is a mistake to allow circumstances to define who we are. We are all fearfully and wonderfully made (Psalm 139:14). When we know who we are in Him, we can learn to trust that He always knows what He's doing. Enjoy reading how one little boy learns that "me" is actually a pretty cool person to be.
  • Reading Connection: Grade 5

    Jenie Skoy

    Paperback (Rainbow Bridge Pub, Aug. 1, 2003)
    Skoy, Jenie
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  • Breebe's Brand New Baby Brother

    Brianna Lauren

    eBook (Lift Bridge Publishing, Jan. 24, 2016)
    Breebe loves being an only child! So, when her parents tell her she's getting a brand new baby brother: she is less than excited.Breebe soon learns that being a big sister isn't that bad.
  • Italian Stories: ten short stories with an Italian theme - easy reader, intermediate level

    Long Bridge Publishing

    language (Long Bridge Publishing, April 6, 2012)
    Read and โ€œtravelโ€ to ten beautiful Italian locations!A collection of ten short stories for children that offers an introduction to everyday life and traditions of Italy.Each story takes place in a different Italian city to help children discover popular sites like the Trevi fountain in Rome, and to transport them to fascinating places. This easy reader is a great choice for bedtime reading, Italian language/culture classes, independent readers traveling to Italy and families interested in multicultural fiction. It can be effectively used by teachers and parents to introduce a topic and to foster a new interest in travel, geography, and all things Italian. Ages: 5+----------------------------------------------------------------This book is also available in Italian: "Storie Italiane: Short stories in Italian for young readers and Italian language students"ASIN: B007LSHPXE----------------------------------------------------------------A paperback edition of this book is available. It includes two volumes: ISBN: 978-0984272358 and ISBN: 978-0984272389, both available here at Amazon).
  • Cody Goes To Camp

    Ms Tara Grace, Ms Dilla Ismael

    Paperback (Rainbow Publishing, April 28, 2014)
    Cody Goes To Camp is a children's story about Cody the Basenji terror. K.K. buys him as a puppy and brings him home to love and care for him. But Cody is a mischievous little trouble-maker who chews everything and constantly gets into trouble. When her dad Wallace demands that they get rid of him, her only hope is to send him to doggy boot camp. Cody doesn't do well at first but with the help of some of the other canines he manages to learn how to be a good dog and learns some things about himself in the process.
  • Shush-Hush Quiet Activities: Grades 2-5

    Nancy Bosse

    Paperback (Rainbow Bridge Publishing (UT), Jan. 1, 2006)
    Book by Bosse, Nancy
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  • Tommy down the Pit: A coming of age story set in a North East pit village.

    Wendy McArdle

    language (Tyne Bridge Publishing, Feb. 19, 2017)
    On the day young Tommy Blake left school he was dreaming of a long, glorious summer, roaming the woods and fields in brilliant sunshine. As soon as he got home, however, his mother dashed all his hopes. The family was poor and needed him to bring in a wage. Like thousands of other boys in the North East he was to start work at the pit.Tommy grows up quickly, making new friends but becoming the target of a vicious bully. His first shift down the pit is terrifying, until he meets the gentle little pony, Stomper, who is to be his workmate. Tommy and Stomper look after each other and become best mates, but all too soon Tommy learns that his time with Stomper is coming to an end. On their last day together Tommy goes down into the deep, dark pit with a very heavy heart, but after a horrifying ordeal he returns a hero.