Books with title ABCs at the Park

Each book in this series presents the alphabet from A to Z using words connected with familiar subjects that are part of young children's everyday lives. This book looks at the park, and each page presents a new letter of the alphabet alongside a park-related word beginning with that letter. Each photo is also accompanied by a caption providing a fun or interesting park fact. A design feature showing the whole alphabet with the relevant letter highlighted runs throughout the book, allowing the reader to see the whole alphabet at once and get a sense of where each letter sits in relation to the letters around it.

Each book in this series presents the alphabet from A to Z using words connected with familiar subjects that are part of young children’s everyday lives. This book looks at the park, and each page presents a new letter of the alphabet alongside a park-related word beginning with that letter. Each photo is also accompanied by a caption providing a fun or interesting park fact. A design feature showing the whole alphabet with the relevant letter highlighted runs throughout the book, allowing the reader to see the whole alphabet at once and get a sense of where each letter sits in relation to the letters around it.

This year’s Bark at the Park event at the Middleburg Red Dogs baseball stadium could not have gotten off to a worse start. The first pitch hasn’t even been thrown yet, and there’s already been a furry intruder, a dog stampede and a kidnapped mascot. Now it’s up to Leila and Kait, along with their dogs Nugget and Baxter, to rescue Red Dogs’ mascot and save Bark at the Park. It’s a race to solve the mystery before the final out!

Each book in this series presents the alphabet from A to Z using words connected with familiar subjects that are part of young children’s everyday lives. This book looks at the park, and each page presents a new letter of the alphabet alongside a park-related word beginning with that letter. Each photo is also accompanied by a caption providing a fun or interesting park fact. A design feature showing the whole alphabet with the relevant letter highlighted runs throughout the book, allowing the reader to see the whole alphabet at once and get a sense of where each letter sits in relation to the letters around it.

Read, learn, and have fun with all of your favorite Peppa Pig characters!This hardcover features a charming tale about Peppa Pig's day at the park, all while incorporating early counting skills. The story will prompt young readers to follow along with the 10 duck-shaped counters, adding ducks as they read. Two additional manipulative pieces shaped like Peppa and George add an extra special play element to engage Peppa fans.

This year’s Bark at the Park event at the Middleburg Red Dogs baseball stadium could not have gotten off to a worse start. The first pitch hasn’t even been thrown yet, and there’s already been a furry intruder, a dog stampede and a kidnapped mascot. Now it’s up to Leila and Kait, along with their dogs Nugget and Baxter, to rescue Red Dogs’ mascot and save Bark at the Park. It’s a race to solve the mystery before the final out!Leila and Nugget Mysteries are funny, action-packed chapter books that get even reluctant readers to beg for one more chapter before bed. They’re perfect for 6- to 10-year-old girls who love spunky heroes, cute dogs and exciting mysteries.

Look around the park! What do you spy? This title uses a repetitive sentence pattern and strong visual cues to help young readers discover wonderful things at the park. This book features repetitive and predictable text and incorporates high-frequency and familiar sight words. Children just learning how to read will love these colorful and engaging nonfiction books.

A book your child will love with a fun story, catchy rhythm, and masterful illustrations!A rhyming adventure suitable for boys and girls, ages 2-7, bedtime stories, reading aloud, and beginning readers.Everyone should have a dad like the dad in this book; he'sstrong, playful, inventive, loving and most of all, he's his son's bestfriend. -- Elizabeth Lavine, author of Snuffy & Vroom-VroomGorgeous pictures and fun, easy-to-read text makes this one a winner. -- Alison BeardOne of those children's books that a parent really enjoys reading. -- Anthony Eichenlaub, author of Justice in an Age of Metal and MenFollow one boy, his dad, and a host of animals as they encounter A Shark at the Park. This story will be enjoyed by fans of Love You Forever by Robert Munsch and Llama Llama Red Pajama by Anna Dewdney. Perfect as a gift from the kids for Father's Day!Featured on Winona radio station KAGE-95.3 in January 2015!

Look around the park! What do you spy? This title uses a repetitive sentence pattern and strong visual cues to help young readers discover wonderful things at the park. This book features repetitive and predictable text and incorporates high-frequency and familiar sight words. Children just learning how to read will love these colorful and engaging nonfiction books.