Books with title Letters to Copy

From the Emmy-nominated, award-winning bilingual preschool series Canticos, comes Letters A to Z, from the Canticos Bilingual Firsts collection. “Canticos resonates with parents who want to raise multilingual children through quality, appealing content.” - NBC Bring every letter to life and increase your child's vocabulary in both English and Spanish. Complete with beautiful illustrations, this book is a great way to make learning and spelling with your child special and unique in not one, but two languages. Concept: Letters. Format: Easy to hold 6” x 6” size is perfect for little hands. English and Spanish for each of the 24 letters for double the fun. “This book belongs to” page to personalize with your child’s name.Beautiful art with brightly colored characters from the Emmy-nominated series. “Good books not only teach your child about different cultures and their traditions, they are also a great way to help your child pick up new vocabulary and information about different regions around the world. Canticos... is a great place to start” - Motherly “Susie Jaramillo created a media company with an educational, cross-cultural, and intergenerational mission.” - School Library Journal “¿Qué hacer cuando los niños no quieren dormir? La colección bilingüe Canticos de Susie Jaramillo reúne tiernas canciones de cuna de nuestra infancia.” - People en Español Children can also watch our bilingual videos on the Canticos channel! Beloved by kids, parents and educators, Canticos is the #1 bilingual preschool brand.

“Upbeat and chirpy, and decorated with lots of kid-style illustrations, Leo evokes sympathy with a light touch.” — School Library Journal (starred review)The joys and trials of fourth grade —and of life with her father now that her mother is gone — play out in charming letters from Annie to her dog, Leo. Genuine and funny, Amy Hest’s first-person narration revisits a winning young character as she takes on a new year — and a new dog — with humor, honesty, and resilience.

From the Emmy-nominated, award-winning bilingual preschool series Canticos, comes Letters A to Z, from the Canticos Bilingual Firsts collection. “Canticos resonates with parents who want to raise multilingual children through quality, appealing content.” - NBC Bring every letter to life and increase your child's vocabulary in both English and Spanish. Complete with beautiful illustrations, this book is a great way to make learning and spelling with your child special and unique in not one, but two languages. Concept: Letters. Format: Easy to hold 6” x 6” size is perfect for little hands. English and Spanish for each of the 24 letters for double the fun. “This book belongs to” page to personalize with your child’s name.Beautiful art with brightly colored characters from the Emmy-nominated series. “Good books not only teach your child about different cultures and their traditions, they are also a great way to help your child pick up new vocabulary and information about different regions around the world. Canticos... is a great place to start” - Motherly “Susie Jaramillo created a media company with an educational, cross-cultural, and intergenerational mission.” - School Library Journal “¿Qué hacer cuando los niños no quieren dormir? La colección bilingüe Canticos de Susie Jaramillo reúne tiernas canciones de cuna de nuestra infancia.” - People en Español Children can also watch our bilingual videos on the Canticos channel! Beloved by kids, parents and educators, Canticos is the #1 bilingual preschool brand.

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“I thought maybe God didn’t hear me, so I decided to write him a letter.”In his search for a special compass, a young boy writes a letter to God and reveals, to himself and others, the miracle of God’s hand in every situation.This book is inspired by the true story of Tyler, whose life is told in the major motion picture Letters to God. Patrick and Heather Doughtie, authors and parents of the real-life Tyler, share the endearing story of their son’s inspiring and contagious faith.

“I thought maybe God didn’t hear me, so I decided to write him a letter.”In his search for a special compass, a young boy writes a letter to God and reveals, to himself and others, the miracle of God’s hand in every situation. This book is inspired by the true story of Tyler, whose life is told in the major motion picture Letters to God. Patrick and Heather Doughtie, authors and parents of the real-life Tyler, share the endearing story of their son’s inspiring and contagious faith.Content aligns with the Common Core Standards for informational reading.

The joys and trials of fourth grade — and of life with her father now that her mother is gone — play out in charming letters from Annie to her dog, Leo.Annie Rossi never, ever thought her father would let her have a dog. But now that he’s finally given in, she’s found the perfect ear for the stories of her day. She just writes them in a notebook hidden under the bed and reads them to Leo in her soft night voice, like the one her mother used when reading to Annie at bedtime before she died. And Annie sure has a million stories to tell! There’s mean Edward, who brags about his “noble goldfish” and gets her in trouble for accidentally lobbing a volleyball into his nose. There’s her best friend, Jean-Marie, who ups and moves to New Jersey (and wants to borrow Leo for company!). There’s the poem Annie writes about her mom, which Miss Meadows asks her to read for the class. And there’s her professor dad, who is finally coming out of his shell, even though he is an elderly forty-year-old with a serious personality. Genuine and funny, Amy Hest’s first-person narration revisits a winning young character as she takes on a new year — and a new dog — with humor, honesty, and resiliency.

“I thought maybe God didn’t hear me, so I decided to write him a letter.” In his search for a special compass, a young boy writes a letter to God and reveals, to himself and others, the miracle of God’s hand in every situation. This book is inspired by the true story of Tyler, whose life is told in the major motion picture Letters to God. Patrick and Heather Doughtie, authors and parents of the real-life Tyler, share the endearing story of their son’s inspiring and contagious faith.

This fun book is a perfect way for young children to learn to write and practise their letters. For each letter, there are pictures to draw over to practise the shape including umbrella handles for 'j' and penguin's fishing rod for 'r' , and lower case letters to trace and copy. If they're not happy with the results, they can wipe the page clean and start again.

Have you ever had a crush? Fallen out with your best friend? Cathy Cassidy is here for you. There are no questions Cathy hasn't been asked and isn't afraid to answer, from growing-up to dating, making friends, following your dreams and much more. Through the happy times, the mad and crazy times and the days when you simply find yourself asking 'Why? '- whatever's bugging you, Cathy can help . . .