Books with title A Busy Day at the Farm

Join your favorite farm animals in this hilarious sticker book from the award winning duo of Doreen Cronin and Betsy Lewin. Follow the pigs, the cows, and Duck as they suffer through their impossibly busy schedules. From working out to having a picnic, it's no wonder these animals are so tired at the end of the day! Readers will love watching the animals get the best of Farmer Brown. This book comes with 15 large stickers so that the fun doesn't end after the story is over!This 8 x 8 storybook is staple-bound, and includes one sheet of large paper stickers.

A story for children - primarily for 4-8 years old, but even much younger children will like it. The story is about a boy and his dog Joe who visit the boy's grandpa's farm. Lots of funny adventures with farm animals and various funny adventures. The friendly and curious Joe the Dog really is something and he always ends on trouble, but of course it always ends well.

Busy on the Farm introduces children to the demanding world of modern farming. Narrated by Casey the farmer and Tillus the worm, this book teaches children how Frankie and Fern – Casey’s hardworking Farmall tractors – feed, clean and take care of animals in addition to maintaining Happy Skies Farm. Plus, learn the science and art of haymaking with Bailey Baler. Filled with colorful action photographs, fun illustrations and a cast of cartoon equipment characters, Busy on the Farm will entertain readers as they follow Casey and the team through a busy day of chores!

Develop a world of wonder...Farm animals! Hay rides! Apple orchards! Family farm fun!Rain is preparing to spend an eventful day at her family's farm and apple orchard. Set in the New York countryside, Rain enjoys celebrating Fall Harvest with her family and culturally-diverse neighbors.Filled with vibrant illustrations and a rhyming text, this book is an entertaining story to spark a child's imagination and eagerness to learn to read on their own.Rain's Busy Day At The Farm is the second book in the Naturebella's Kids Books Series.Naturebella's Kids Books Series were created to empower children to see themselves reflected in the pages of the stories and to inspire them to create the change they seek in the world. Check out the other multicultural and environmentally-focused books in the Naturebella's Kids Books Series!Representation Matters. Culturally Diverse Books Matter.

The family that readers met and adored in Picture My Day and Picture My World is off to spend a day at a farm. From collecting fresh eggs to milking a cow and picnicking under an apple tree, from tasting sweet honey to petting a donkey and riding in a tractor, these three siblings — and readers along with them — will encounter many of the chores and pleasures of daily life on a farm. As the inquisitive siblings are introduced to the farm’s animals, plants, and buildings, young readers will learn new words for familiar objects. The illustrations are bright and clear, with just enough detail to entice preschoolers to linger on each page. The accompanying text ranges from simple labels to short sentences. And with lots of affectionate moments between family members on display, children and parents alike will delight in poring over the pages of this picture book.

A happy day at the farm for the children in this delightful board book introduces toddlers to a variety of different animals who live on the farm. Board pages with different shapes give the book a layered 3D effect A cheerful little story is told in rhyme Kids join the fun as they tend the farm animals Bright color illustrations are filled with fascinating details on every two-page spread.

Join Carl in a day at his Aunt Millie’s Dairy Farm learning how to milk cows. Discover what it takes to get milk from cow to store. You’ll laugh right along with Carl as his eccentric Aunt Millie explains the process in this playful short story.This short story inspired the middle grade novel, Aunt Millie’s Dairy Farm. Join Carl in his summer of fun at his eccentric Aunt Millie’s Dairy Farm. Discover the sloppy, mucky, yucky, and most definitely poohy chores Carl has to conquer on his way to accomplishing his goal of being “King of the Cows”.