Books with title SPRING

Beginning Reader Featuring Decodable Words and Fun, Child-Friendly PlotsRhonda Lucadamo, a certified AMI Montessori teacher, discovered in the classroom that children had the most success when first given realistic stories to read. So Rhonda penned some for her youngest readers. Each book contained phonetic words so children could sound out complete sentences. The children's accomplishment was immediate! They laughed, asked questions and reacted to each story. But most importantly, they read. And then they picked up another book, and another, and another.Seven other books are available from Miss Rhonda's Readers Set TWO.

Prepare to be enchanted in this long-awaited sequel to SPELLFALL.It has been six months since the rebel Caster Lord Hawk kidnapped Natalie in an attempt to bond her to his spellclave and was imprisoned inside the Thrallstone by his son Merlin. Natalie and her family have moved to Scotland, where her mother’s magehound is teaching her magic, while Merlin stayed behind in Earthaven to help heal the root system of his father's poison.Now the soultrees of Earthaven are preparing for the Blossoming, when treemages will fertilize their flowers with unicorn dust to grow new spells. But Earthaven’s magic is draining through the gateways into the human world. To restore their power, the Spell Lords summon Natalie to take her mother’s vacant seat on the Council of Oq. Meanwhile, one of the young treemage candidates they have chosen for her spellclave has fled through the forbidden Thrallstone gateway into the human world, unwittingly releasing Lord Hawk.With the Blossoming fast approaching, Natalie and her friends find themselves once again fighting Lord Hawk’s Casters in a desperate race to gain Power of Thirteen – only this time Natalie has learned how to cast spells and is determined to do things her way, no matter what the Spell Lords say...Praise for Spellfall:“Roberts knows exactly how to rack up the tension and create parallel universes.” The Guardian."Fantasy adventure with shades of Tolkien and Pullman. Superb." The Bookseller.

In celebration of spring time, this brief read is perfect for the busy toddler. Spring's use of word repetition is well suited for the early developmental stages of young children. Simple and beautiful, "Chibi" illustrations keep parent and child alike scrolling through the pages. Each scene is sure to delight. Each concept features Spring at its finest!

Reading is not for everyone, but these short nature poems can be. Inspired by Wisconsin, the Mohave Desert, Michigan and Zion National Park, these four poems are quick and simple and intended to help readers relax and exercise their imaginations. Escape alone to a quiet place and enjoy. Read slowly, allowing the punctuation to guide your pauses, over and over until you find the rhythm of the rhyme. Reading out loud may be helpful. Then, close your eyes and imagine the places and things that are being described. Actual photos inspiring these poems can be found on the author’s Instagram page and website. Spring is the first volume of the four-volume Seasons series.

After the dead of winter, spring is sprung, and the world comes to life! Flowers bloom, animals wake from their long slumbers, and children splash in puddles as the sun warms the air. This bright read will refresh young readers as they learn about the sights, sounds, and activities of spring! Photo labels visual define glossary terms and other important words. ""Weather Watch"" sidebars highlight severe weather for each season. ""Earth's Position"" infographic highlights the cycle of seasons as the planet moves around the sun. Table of contents, glossary, index are also included.