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Books in Powerkids Readers Nature Books series

  • Snow

    Kristin Ward

    Hardcover (PowerKids Press, Jan. 1, 2001)
    The Nature Books series is a perfect introduction to nonfiction for new readers. Simple vocabulary and concepts are used to label and explain stunning images of the natural world. Early readers will be engaged by the basic vocabulary of sight words and exciting new words that describe objects or processes of the natural world. Clear text directly supports the photographs to ensure that early readers have the tools they need for comprehension. Complete with a table of contents, picture glossary, index, and listing of further book and Internet resources on the featured subject, Nature Books offer young readers a positive experience in reading for information. Nature Books will encourage early readers' budding interest in the world around them and in the world of reading.Whether they've seen snow on the ground or only in pictures, here's a book that can answer curious youngsters' questions about snowflakes and snowfalls.
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  • Vegetables

    Jackie Dwyer

    Library Binding (Powerkids Pr, July 1, 2001)
    Describes a few different vegetables, how they grow, and why they are nutritious.
  • Sea-Side and Way-Side with Color Pictures, No. 1

    Julia McNair Wright, Nicole M McGinnis

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, June 20, 2018)
    Originally published in 1887, Sea-Side and Way-Side, No. 1 has been a perfect book to introduce young children to the wonders that God has given us on this beautiful earth. To make the journey even more enriching, this book has added full-color pictures to detail the lessons that are learned by Julia McNair Wright's incredible storytelling. In this first book, learn about a wide variety of crabs, bees, wasps, spiders, and mollusks. Sea-Side and Way-Side makes for a lovely accompaniment to Science class in the younger grades, as well as a fun storybook for any child. This book is used in St. Jerome School Lesson Plans Grade 1.
  • Sea-Side and Way-Side No. 3: Nature Stories for Young Readers

    Julia McNair Wright

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Aug. 16, 2018)
    From the author: "I have not sought to model these Readers upon any pattern previously set, but to make them the outcome of what I have learned, by observation, of the receptive and retentive powers of children. I desired to impart useful and needful knowledge, in a fashion which should not be burdensome, and which should strongly impress young minds. My one idea has been to benefit the child, and to that end I have directed my whole effort." Please note this is the original Sea-Side and Way-Side, No. 3. Our Lady of Victory School labels Sea-Side and Way-Side, No. 2 as "Book 3", but this book is actually the 3rd Sea-Side and Way-Side Reader which is appropriate for a child around Grade 6. 280 pages in length.
  • Fruits

    Jackie Dwyer

    Library Binding (Powerkids Pr, July 1, 2001)
    Examines different fruits and how they are grown, picked, and packaged.
  • Mountains

    Jackie Dwyer

    Library Binding (Powerkids Pr, July 1, 2001)
    Describes different kinds of mountains, some of the animals that live on them, and how people use mountains in various ways.
  • Leaves

    Kristin Ward

    Library Binding (PowerKids Press, Jan. 1, 2001)
    The Nature Books series is a perfect introduction to nonfiction for new readers. Simple vocabulary and concepts are used to label and explain stunning images of the natural world. Early readers will be engaged by the basic vocabulary of sight words and exciting new words that describe objects or processes of the natural world. Clear text directly supports the photographs to ensure that early readers have the tools they need for comprehension. Complete with a table of contents, picture glossary, index, and listing of further book and Internet resources on the featured subject, Nature Books offer young readers a positive experience in reading for information. Nature Books will encourage early readers' budding interest in the world around them and in the world of reading.The colorful world of leaves comes to life in this engaging introduction to an evergreen topic. Whether they've seen leaves change color and fall to the ground in their own yards or just in pictures, this is a book young readers and young naturalists are sure to enjoy.
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  • Oceans

    Kristin Ward

    Library Binding (PowerKids Press, Jan. 1, 2001)
    The Nature Books series is a perfect introduction to nonfiction for new readers. Simple vocabulary and concepts are used to label and explain stunning images of the natural world. Early readers will be engaged by the basic vocabulary of sight words and exciting new words that describe objects or processes of the natural world. Clear text directly supports the photographs to ensure that early readers have the tools they need for comprehension. Complete with a table of contents, picture glossary, index, and listing of further book and Internet resources on the featured subject, Nature Books offer young readers a positive experience in reading for information. Nature Books will encourage early readers' budding interest in the world around them and in the world of reading.Early readers are sure to dive right into this fact-filled, vividly photographed introduction to the creatures and features of the waters that cover so much of our planet.
  • Sea-Side and Way-Side with Color Pictures, No. 2

    Julia McNair Wright, Nicole M McGinnis

    Paperback (CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, Sept. 1, 2018)
    Originally published in 1888, Sea-Side and Way-Side, No. 2 has been a perfect book to introduce young children to the wonders that God has given us on this beautiful earth. To make the journey even more enriching, this book has added full-color pictures to detail the lessons that are learned by Julia McNair Wright's incredible storytelling. In this second book, learn about a wide variety of ants, fireflies, dragonflies, jellyfish, barnacles, and much more. Sea-Side and Way-Side makes for a lovely accompaniment to Science class in the younger grades, as well as a fun storybook for any child. This book is used in St. Jerome School Lesson Plans Grade 3. It is also used in Our Lady of Victory School and replaces their "Seaside and Wayside, Book 3."
  • Flowers

    Jackie Dwyer

    Library Binding (Powerkids Pr, July 1, 2001)
    A simple description of what flowers are and how and where they grow.
  • Nature Readers. Sea-Side and Way-Side. No. 3.

    Wright Julia McNair

    Hardcover (D. C. Heath & Co., March 15, 1896)
    This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it --- and is the ACTUAL, ANTIQUE BOOK, not a reproduction. Sea-Side and Way-Side # 1 (of a 4-volume set) is filled with simple lessons of "scientific accuracy" & beautiful illustrations concerning the habits, homes, and anatomy of certain animals and written "in such words as are usually found in the most elementary reading-books....The Nature Readers are not offered as text-books in natural science, but rather as a contribution to the idea that facts of real and permanent value may be known, a noble taste may be cultivated, thought may be developed, and the initiatory steps in an increasingly popular study may be taken while a child is learning to read a certain number of English words.... Lessons fresh from the sea-shore and the field, where life is seen...in its own chosen homes and natural development, cannot fail to have an educative power of great value, even to minds of a very early age.... We have endeavored to impress upon the little Heir of life, in one of its highest forms, a comprehension of, and a reverence for, life, even in some of its lower manifestations...." ~ The Author The book measures 7.5 x 5.5 x ΒΌ and has 87, hand-cut pages. Among the subjects are crabs, wasps, bees, spiders and shell fish.