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Going to the Hospital
Michelle Bates, Stephen Cartwright
Paperback (Usborne Pub Ltd, Dec. 1, 2005)Ben Bell is in the hospital for an operation, where the nurses take care of him, he meets his surgeon, is given an anaesthetic to make him sleepy, and, after the surgery, is visited by his family.
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Why We Go to the Hospital
Rosalyn Clark
Library Binding (Lerner Publications TM, Jan. 1, 2018)The hospital has lots of doctors and nurses who can help you. Do you know what they do? Learn more about how the hospital takes care of you! Learn more about how the hospital takes care of you! Lively, carefully leveled text, age-appropriate critical thinking questions, and colorful photos help young readers learn about healthy habits.
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Going to the Hospital
Fred Rogers
Paperback (Puffin, Sept. 22, 1997)Describes what happens during a stay in the hospital, including some of the common forms of medical treatment.
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Why We Go to the Hospital
Rosalyn Clark
Paperback (LernerClassroom, Jan. 1, 2018)The hospital has lots of doctors and nurses who can help you. Do you know what they do? Learn more about how the hospital takes care of you! Learn more about how the hospital takes care of you! Lively, carefully leveled text, age-appropriate critical thinking questions, and colorful photos help young readers learn about healthy habits.
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Going to the Hospital
From the Producers of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, Arthur Greenwald, Barry Head, William Panos
Paperback (Family Communications, Inc., March 15, 1977)Mr. Rogers talks about what it is like to go to the hospital. The opening page says: Do you know what a hospital is? A hospital is a place where mothers and fathers and doctors and nurses work together to take special care of children like you.
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Going to the Hospital
Anne Civardi;
Paperback (Usborne Publishing Ltd, March 15, 1800)Designed to introduce young children to unfamiliar situations in a friendly way, this title presents stickers that can be used throughout the stories to replace key words and help young children build their vocabulary. It also contains over 50 stickers and 'I found the duck!' reward stickers.
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Going to the Hospital
Anne Civardi
Paperback (Usborne Publishing Ltd, March 15, 2000)None
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The Twins Go to the Hospital
Francine Pascal
Paperback (Bantam Skylark, July 1, 1991)Identical twins Elizabeth and Jessica Wakefield need to have their tonsils taken out. They've never stayed overnight in a hospital before, and they're not sure what their operation will be like.When they get to the hospital, Jessica and Elizabeth quickly forget their fears. The doctors and nurses are nice, and they explain all about the operation. Now the twins know what to expect, but they aren't prepared to meet Moe and Joe-some very unexpected visitors!
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Going to the Hospital
Anne Civardi, Michelle Bates, Stephen Cartwright
Paperback (Usborne Pub Ltd, June 16, 2000)-- Usborne First Experiences are amusing and friendly introductions to real-life situations.-- Stephen Cartwright's humorous illustrations are full of things for children to look at, learn from and talk about, and the simple text will enable slightly older children to read the books for themselves.
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Going to the Hospital
Parragon Books
Hardcover (Parragon Books, Jan. 1, 2012)This wonderfully interactive story for young readers lets them read along with the story, find fun elements in the scenes, and solve puzzles all while learning
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Going to the Hospital
Fred Rogers
Paperback (Putnam Juvenile, May 9, 1988)A first hospitalization can be a scary time; nevertheless, some advance warning about what to expect can make a big difference. Mister Rogers' truthful reassurance helps young children deal with their fears and concerns about this first experience. Full-color photos.
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Let's go to the Hospital
Katrina Streza
language (Xist Publishing, Nov. 21, 2013)Are you looking for a book for a child curious about medicine, hospital visits, and getting hurt?Want to expand your Kindergarten - 2nd grade student's understanding of what happens when a child has to visit the hospital.This level 1 reader takes a realistic look at what happens when a child visits the hospitall. Simple sentences, rhyme, and photographs will help prepare children and early readers will learn more about medicine in this beginning level book.