Books with title Things I Don't Like

National Council for the Social Studies-Children’s Book Council: 2018 Notable Social Studies Trade Books for Young PeopleAn eye-opening introduction to an important issue The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child states that every child in the world has the right to play. Unfortunately, that universal right is not always respected. I Like, I Don't Like presents this reality to readers by showing how children in varying circumstances can see the same object very differently. With stark illustrations that perfectly capture the tone of the book, I Like, I Don't Like will inspire meaningful discussions about privilege and poverty.

Do you have a beginner reader? Or a child who is learning the days of the week? Things we like to do is a story about 2 young girls doing exciting things during the week together. Starting at Monday and going right through to Sunday, readers will enjoy the adventures of different activities each day. From baking goodies with mum to playing with butterflies, Mia and Clara’s week is full of giggles and excitement. Follow their adventures as they explore all of the fun things they like to do together. Be on the look out for Big Pup and Unicorn. Mia and Clara's favourite soft toys are hidden throughout the book for an added fun feature. CHILDREN WILL LEARN: - Days of the week - Increased reading vocabulary through repetition - Attention to detail skills - Enhance imagination skillsSuitable for all ages. Young readers from 4-5+

What were ancient books written on before paper was made? What kind of dance was invented in the 1400’s in Italy? What activity calls for sleeping outside in a tent? This book helps early readers learn about popular sports, types of dance, musical instruments, and other common hobbies people have. Illustrations show fun activities indoor and outdoor activities that kids can try!With two-page colorful illustrations, World Book’s Learning Ladders series is for young learners with a primary reading level of grades K-2 looking to learn the basics about nature, science, and their communities. Each nonfiction book was created for children to learn about topics they’re most curious about. Each book in the 10-volume series features colorful illustrations, fun facts, and easy to understand sentences. Words in bold type help early readers build vocabulary skills.

When we think of our favorite things, we think of things such as music, activities, places, animals, clothing, people or even a season or a time of day. The list just goes on and on. The child in this verse has a fondness for food and that's okay. We can like or dislike whatever we please and it matters not if others do not approve. The reader of this rhyme may not like the things that are mentioned and that's okay too. Perhaps they would have fun creating their own list.A short, read to, poem to help children think of good things even when bad things happen.

What were ancient books written on before paper was made? What kind of dance was invented in the 1400s in Italy? What activity calls for sleeping outside in a tent? This book helps early readers learn about popular sports, types of dance, musical instruments, and other common hobbies people have. Illustrations show fun activities indoor and outdoor activities that kids can try!With two-page colorful illustrations, World Books Learning Ladders series is for young learners with a primary reading level of grades K-2 looking to learn the basics about nature, science, and their communities. Each nonfiction book was created for children to learn about topics theyre most curious about. Each book in the 10-volume series features colorful illustrations, fun facts, and easy to understand sentences. Words in bold type help early readers build vocabulary skills.

A delightful little book for toddlers & young children, Maisie is a fussy little girl who never likes to eat her food, Will her mummy ever find her anything she likes to eat?.Featuring repetitive phrases and days of the week,with small sentences created so that little people can easily remember them and allow them to read along with parents and carers.We love to hear you thoughts and feedback and appreciate that free downloads are not eligible for reviews, so follow us or tweet us @claireallan03