Books with title What Does A Doctor Do?

Toddlers and young children will simply love this inviting new series which encourages interactive learning and play. As each page is turned entertaining illustrations ask the child simple questions which they will love to answer. The bright and engaging illustrations encourage children to read the stories to themselves - enhancing each title's "appeal".

Toddlers and young children will simply love this inviting childrens book which encourages interactive learning and play. As each page is turned entertaining illustrations ask the child simple questions which they will love to answer. The bright and engaging illustrations encourage children to read the stories to themselves - enhancing each title's appeal. It's no secret that young children learn best through play and laughter. What Does A Bee Do is one of those rare books that succeeds in amusing children and holding their attention. Children of all ages love reading What Does A Bee Do both with and without adult supervision. When read alone What Does A Bee Do provides children with the confidence they need to fully develop their own reading ability. This book has been highly recommended by children, parents, teachers and special needs specialists. It is also recommended by the Save The Bees Foundation. What Does A Bee Do (The What Does Series, Volume 3) is a book ideally for pre-schoolers which looks at various insects and animals and, by a process of elimination, establishes exactly what a bee does. While looking for exactly what a bee does, the story provides the reader with other animal facts in a simple and straight-forward way. What Does A Bee Do has been created to provide children and parents with a fun and interactive learning experience.

The second children’s book by famous author and actor Tina Louise, “What Does A Bee Do?” takes a fun and whimsical approach to a very important environmental issue: the plight of the world’s bee population. Written for young kids, the book starts with a simple question “What does a bee do?” From there the story unfolds with three brightly illustrated children and an adorable honey bee who explains that she does much more than make honey. She’s responsible for most of the fruits, vegetables and nuts that we love to eat! Colorful, educational and a great environmental message on the importance of our bees and what we can do to help them. Ages 3+ Tina Louise is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and a lifetime member of the Actors Studio. As a literacy advocate, she has been a Learning Leaders volunteer in New York for over a decade and has been helping students gain not only literacy skills, but also confidence, self-determination and proof of their potential