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Books with title Opposites

  • Opposites

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    Hardcover (Tuffy Books, )
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  • Animal Opposites

    Jane Cabrera

    Board book (little bee books, Aug. 29, 2017)
    Explore the world of opposites in this board book with flaps filled with beautiful, bold creatures by author/illustrator Jane Cabrera.Big or small, tall or short . . . can you guess who's under each flap? This book explores all sorts of opposites in Jane Cabrera's stunning trademark style to help kids absorb early learning concepts. Each page reveals beautiful, bold creatures displaying opposites, such as tall and short dogs, a fast hare and slow tortoise, an awake mouse and asleep bear, and more!
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  • Opposites

    Tick Tock Books

    Hardcover (Tick Tock Books, March 15, 2010)
    Enjoy exploring the concept of opposites - develops early vocabulary, fun for little fingers, large, clear text, vibrant, simple pictures. Also in this series First Words, Numbers, & Colors - collect all 4 for hours of fun while learning early concepts!
  • Opposites

    Mary Novick, Christina Miesen

    Hardcover (Little Hare Books, April 28, 2008)
    Flip the flap! The closed chest opens to reveal its toys. Flip the flap! The wet duckling dries off in the sun. Flip the flap! The candy jar is empty. When each flap is lifted, the picture is transformed into a new image that illustrates the concept of opposites.
  • Elmer's Opposites

    David McKee

    eBook (Andersen Press USA, Jan. 1, 2014)
    Elmer is BIG. Bird is SMALL. Tiger is FAST. Tortoise is SLOW. Have fun looking at opposites from FRONT to BACK in this delightful board book!
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  • Opposites Attract

    Kris L. Woodall

    language (Talent Writers, March 14, 2014)
    Middy, a 25 year old girl is tired of meeting scrubs. She doesn't feel like they present a challenge or have anything to really offer. Simon is an older man, used to being in control of everything but right now he is also going through a tough time with a recent divorce from his ex-model wife. Middy is tough as nails and Simon is used to getting his way.. Going back to the dating life may prove tougher than he thought. After meeting Mindy.. Will this be a match made in heaven or hell? You decide!
  • Opposites

    Jenny Tyler & Robyn Gee

    Paperback (n/a, March 15, 2001)
    This book is for an adult and child to use together. Its aim is to broaden a young child's understanding of a range of important ideas by resenting them in pairs of opposites. The words selected relate mainly to size, shape, amount, position and direction, which are all concepts which play an important part in a child's early mathematical thinking.
  • Mat Man: Opposites

    Jan Z. Olsen

    Hardcover (Example Product Manufacturer, March 15, 2009)
    This book is part of the Handwritting Without Tears & Mat Man series. A great addition to your classroom or home!
  • Opposites

    Richard L. Allington, Eulala Conner

    Library Binding (Heinemann/Raintree, Dec. 1, 1979)
    Introduces 14 pairs of opposites, such as big and little, same and different, along with the concept that the same object can be its own opposite, depending upon perspective.
  • Opposites

    Melissa Tyrrell

    Board book (Piggy Toes Pr, March 1, 1998)
    Tyrrell, Melissa
  • Opposites

    Almuth Bartl, Marlit Peikert

    Paperback (Barrons Juveniles, Aug. 1, 2000)
    Preschoolers love guessing games--and that's what they get in Finger Quiz books. Eddie, a comical duck, uses a cartoon-style illustration on every page to pose a question. At the bottom of the page are three possible answers in the form of three smaller pictures, each with a round finger hole die-cut through the page. Only one hole points to the right answer. Kids make their guess by putting their finger into just one of the holes, then flipping the page to find the answer. They'll see Eddie Duck pointing at one hole. If it's the hole that matches their finger, they've answered the question correctly! 30 finger quizzes on heavyweight paper in each book. Kids study a picture, then check questions to find details that match it. For instance, what's the opposite of a hot, bright sun? A bowl of hot soup? A bitter lemon? Or a very cold ice cream cone? Kids will find lots more opposites in this Finger Quiz. (Ages 4-6)
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  • Opposites

    Christiane Gunzi

    Hardcover (Cooper Square Publishing Llc, April 1, 2003)
    Bright and interesting photos help toddlers learn about colors in this enriching instructional book for the very young. Full-color illustrations.
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