Books in Disney Early Readers Level 1 series

Ice is made from very cold water. Water can freeze and change into ice. At home we make water into ice in the freezer. Ice can melt and change back into water if it gets warm.

Discover the nature of symmetry as it appears in nature and the manmade world in Both Sides Are the Same.

Have you noticed the way peoples faces show their feelings? You often know when a person is worried or scared by the look on their face. Sad people have tears, and happy people have smiles. Look at the faces in this book

Do you like playing in the sand? Most people love going to the beach. Sand goes everywhere, but it is clean and fun to play with. What do you like to do with sand?

Fractions introduces beginning concepts such as half, thirds, and fourths by showing how parts of common items make a whole.

In Shapes in the City, children can see that there are shapes all around them. Photographs of city scenes feature squares, rectangles, triangles, and all kinds of interesting shapes.

People can work better and faster when they work together as a team. See how this true with these examples of good team work.

Lets share an apple. We will cut it in half to get two pieces. We can give a piece each to two people. Half is one piece that is the same size as the other piece.

In this multicultural look at international holidays, children learn how people celebrate special days throughout the year in countries all around the world.

Find out about two common physical forces in Pushes and Pulls, a beginning book about physics.

When people go to the mountains to ski, they need special clothes. The snow is very cold, so skiers have to put on extra clothes to keep warm and dry. If they wear the right things they have lots of fun skiing.

There are a lot of things up in the sky. What can you see in the sky in the daytime? What can you see in the sky at night? Can you count all the things that you see in the sky?