Early years: time and seasons

When Hoppy the rabbit wakes up on the first day of spring, he discovers a world full of wonderful things!

When the town clock stops, a colony of telepathic mice comes to the rescue Unthinkable!

The story is all about a snow storm & the Budhan family having fun outside

Did you know that birds sing songs in spring to find mates?

Did you know that young birds learn to fly in summer?

Did you know that plants stop growing in winter?

Did you know that some animals change color in winter?

Did you know that part of Earth tilts toward the Sun in summer?

Did you know that many plants grow fruit in summer?

Did you know that animals do not need as much fur in summer?

Did you know that, after winter, temperatures begin to rise in spring?

Did you know that many plants begin growing again in spring?

Did you know that many animals have babies during spring?

Did you know that temperatures drop during fall?

Did you know that leaves may turn yellow, orange, or red before dropping off in fall?

Did you know that some birds hide nuts in trees during the fall?

Did you know that bears eat lots of food in fall?

December is the last month of the year.

Thanksgiving is held on the last Thursday of November each year.

October is the tenth month of the year.

The word Septem means "e;seven"e; in Latin.

August is often the hottest month of the year in the United States.

Independence Day is celebrated in the United States every July 4.

Did you know that the first day of summer is in June?

Did you know that May Day is a major holiday in Europe?

Did you know that people are not sure how April got its name?

Did you know that spring begins in March?

Did you know that February is the shortest month?

Did you know that January is the first month of the year?

Drawing on real-world examples, Let’s Do Math!

Did you know that some animals sleep all winter to stay warm?

Your little learner will be ahead of their time reading clocks to the hour and half hour, drawing hands on analog clocks, making schedules, and reading calendars.

An entire 64-page book of Judy Clock reproducible activities that make learning to tell time with the Judy Clock fun and easy!

The Complete Book of Time and Money provides 352 pages of fun exercises that guide children to a better understanding of the mathematical concepts behind time and money principles.

Sharpen critical math and thinking skills with the Brainy Book of Time and Money!

Mastering Basic Skills(R) Third Grade includes comprehensive content essential to third graders.

Mastering Basic Skills(R) Second Grade includes comprehensive content essential to second graders.

Mastering Basic Skills(R) First Grade includes comprehensive content on skills first graders need most.

Mastering Basic Skills(R) Kindergarten includes basic skills and concepts essential to kindergarteners.

Your Total Solution for Math Kindergarten will delight young children with activities that teach numbers 0-20, sequencing, opposites, graphing, telling time, and more.

This book answers all the questions that you want to know about Christmas and the traditions that we have in Britain: why we sing carols, why we send cards, why we eat turkey or goose, why we have crackers, why Father Christmas comes and so much more.

How do we know it's autumn?

How do we know it's summer?

How do we know it's spring?

How do we know it's winter?

Gardeners and farmers plant seeds.

Sweet purple lilacs bloom.

Raindrops fall.

Baby chicks hatch.

It's cold, snowy, and icy.