Books with title The Bakery

Learn high-frequency words while reading about the delicious desserts found at a bakery! This book features six high-frequency words paired with simple images to form meaningful sentences, aiding in memorization and engagement. Through repetition and multiple exposures to each word, emerging readers will achieve mastery of these Fry words: she, would, like, to, make, and a. The bright images and clever text bring the words to life, capturing the attention of first grade students. Bring the joy of independent reading to children while introducing them to nonfiction content.

Our Math Sticker Stories are a big plus for kids with 75 colorful stickers, including a sticker jigsaw puzzle--all guaranteed to provide loads of play value and make learning beginning math concepts fun!Three busy bakers need help! And kids can lend a hand by decorating cakes, filling shelves with tasty treats, serving customers, cleaning up, and much more--all while practicing their early math skills.

Mr. Crumb wakes up early to bake the tastiest bread. Help him serve his hungry customers. and at the end of the day there's a special treat to deliver. Happy Street is a highly collectible new novelty pre-school series that offers huge possibilities for creative play. Children will love popping out and playing with all the different shops. Each book in the Happy Street series focuses on a different shop—children can pop out the shop and play pieces after they’ve enjoyed the story.

When it comes to chocolate chip cookies, Bob is something of an expert. Known for his jolly laugh, his love for family and friends, and his joy of fishing, what Bob is most famous for is his recipe for making perfectly delicious chocolate chip cookies. Deciding it’s high time to follow his dream of opening a bakery, Bob goes to work building and baking. But when he starts to mix the ingredients for his legendary cookies, he suddenly wonders whether they’re actually as good as everyone says. What if his friends and family are just being nice? What if his recipe isn’t so special after all? In the final hours before his grand opening, Bob tries a different technique, but when the cookies aren’t as tasty, he’s forced to make a tough decision. With minutes to spare, will Bob choose to trust himself and bake his original recipe or skip the chocolate chip cookies altogether? Charmingly illustrated, Bob the Baker reminds kids of how important it is to believe in yourself—and shares Bob’s winning recipe with suggestions of how to make it your own.

The Brothers' Bakery is a story inspired from the folktale, Little Jack and Lazy John. The book is written in poetic verse form and staged in a colorful depiction of the medieval era. Its intended audience is kindergarten through age eleven, but also appeals to those in their teens as well as adults. This fictional picture book is about twin brothers, Pimal and Jimal, who own and operate the family bakery in the city of Dane. One day, the greedy king from the kingdom ventures into the shop and takes a fond liking to all he sees. He decides to make Jimal an offer for the sweet smelling bakery. When Jimal graciously declines the king's offer, the king becomes furious. Not wanting to appear greedy and unjust by simply seizing the bakery, he decides to challenge Jimal to a contest with the bakery as the prize. When Pimal returns home, Jimal tells him about the king's proposition and Pimal, the wiser of the brothers, cleverly devises a plan of his own to keep the bakery out of the hands of the greedy king.