Books in Disney Early Readers Level 1 series

Can you float in the water? What else can float in the water? Can you think of something that can float in the air?

What do we want? What do we need? Explore the difference between these two categories in this book about basic economics.

Can you swim? Lots of animals can swim too. All the animals in this book are good swimmers. They can swim fast.

Does your classroom get messy sometimes? Everybody must help when it is time to clean up. What things do you put away to make your room clean? What do you do after you have cleaned up?

Have you had a picnic? What things do you need for a picnic? The people in this family have everything that they need for a good picnic. Read about what happens at their picnic.

Quasimodo tries to find the perfect thing to do for the crowd at the Topsy-Turvy Day parade

Here are two tricky letters s and h. S and h together make a new sound. It is different from s for snake and h for hat. S and h together make Sh. Can you say the sound? Sh, Sh, Sh.

As the day begins, Simba and Nala roar playfully at all the animals they see--the tall giraffes, the busy monkeys, the big elephants, and the young zebras--in this beautifully illustrated beginning reader's story. Original.

Why do some people wear special hats when they are working or playing sport. They have hats that suit their work or sport. Do you know how these hats help them?

The children are having a picnic at the zoo. Naughty Max Monkey is looking at their picnic food. He is hungry. Read to see what he does.

Estimating introduces children to the times and places people make guesses about numbers.

Many things in the world are opposites to each other. We all know about fat and thin, high and low, beautiful and ugly, north and south. Can you think of some other opposites?