Books with title Knock, Knock, Who Lives Here?

PEEKABOO!What's hiding behind the holes? There's something new every time you turn the page! Part guessing game, part novelty, this book is sure to please young readers. "Knock, knock!" Come on in, and find out who lives in these special homes. From a baby bird in a nest to a scampering squirrel to a camouflaged caterpillar blending in with the leaves, these animals are part of a fun guessing game that introduces preschoolers to some sweet creatures they might meet in their own backyard.

Sliding panels of animals near and far make for a delightful and satisfying format for matching game fun! Each of the 36 panels features a different animal from various habitats: garden, farm, savanna, and even in the ocean. Young children will be challenged to match the animals to where they rest or live with their families. Where do cows sleep at night? Where do meerkats make their homes? Where do clownfish live? Young children slide the panels to reveal the answers! The big scene in every spread offers clues to the right responses . . . and provides bite-size information about each critter. Ideal for travel or take-along!

Lift the flaps and learn about animal life with two new books in a fresh, fun-filled series for curious preschoolers.matching spread at the end make learning about habitats fun.The jungle is warm and steamy. What kind of animal might live there, a snow goose or a sloth? What about a still, cool pond — could that be home for a howler monkey? Find out why meerkats like dry sunny grasslands (hint: they like to dig holes to hide in) or why clown fish feel right at home in a coral reef. Small flaps and a

Different animals live in all sorts of different places! Science Concepts Sight Words Phonics Animal characteristics and habitats who live(s) here in the eat(s) a out Vowel digraph /ea/, as in eats Vocabulary Words Related Learning Skills cave berries bear nest worms bird pond insects frog hole mice snake bananas monkey ocean fish shark Drawing conclusions Recognizing details to support a main idea From the best-selling Learn to Read series Teachers and parents the world over can't be wrong! This popular and time-tested series has sold more than 20 million copies. Instill the love of reading and build self-confidence in young readers with these lively stories. Tied to content subject areas including math, science, and social studies, the 108 leveled readers in the series make the perfect compliment to any beginning reading program. Increase fluency, build vocabulary, and improve sight word knowledge with natural language, strong picture support, and easy-to-read repetitive text all while helping young readers master important early learning concepts tied directly to Common Core standards. Nonfiction: This book title is based on nonfiction topics set in an illustrated story.

Perfect for the youngest naturalist, Who Lives Here? is an engaging visual journey to the habitats of a variety of creatures.I’m very tiny and I have a long beak, just right for drinking the nectar from flowers. What am I?Inviting riddles introduce facts about each creature and invite children to guess which animal the clue is for. Lift-the-flaps reveal the answers. Includes a glossary with more information in the back of the book.

A tiny field mouse moves into an abandoned building. One by one, a cat, a rabbit, a frog, and a dog move in with him. "There's always room for one more," says Mouse. After dinner, when it's time to go to sleep, Mouse makes sure each new friend has just the right place to sleep. Vertically stepped pages create the architecture of the tall, tall house, and die cuts hide and reveal each of the animals in this gentle story about friendship and learning to share. Tanya Roitman's rich, traditional folk art accompanies this retelling loosely drawn from a Russian folktale she enjoyed as a child.