Educational: First / native language

Sound and light travel through our world in waves.

Let's get moving!

Squeak!

A crack of lightning.

Bump, set, score!

In Alamo, readers will explore the meaning behind this symbolic structure located in modern-day San Antonio, Texas.

In Golden Gate Bridge, readers will explore the meaning behind this world famous suspension bridge located in San Francisco, California.

In Liberty Bell, readers will explore the meaning behind this iconic symbol of American independence, located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

In Capitol Building, readers will explore the meaning behind this iconic building located in Washington, D.

In Mount Rushmore, readers will explore the meaning behind this larger-than-life sculpture that is located in the Black Hills region of South Dakota.

In Statue of Liberty, readers will explore the location and meaning of the colossal copper statue that stands tall on Liberty Island in New York Harbor.

Run, kick, pass, score!

Throw, catch, run, touchdown!

Skate, pass, shoot, score!

Run, dribble, pass, shoot, score!

Let's play lacrosse!

Things we use everyday are made from different materials.

Bodies of water are everywhere.

There are many types of street signs with symbols that are important to know and follow.

Need it or want it — what's the difference?

Everyone needs to get along well with others.

Everyone has to be responsible for themselves.

It is important to be a good friend.

Counting is needed for many jobs.

Teach your child about different holidays from around the world and the symbols that represent them with the Spanish children's book Simbolos de dias feriados.

Kids love to play games.

All kids can be a helper at home, by cleaning their bedrooms or feeding the dog.

Many people make rules in different situations.

Winter, spring, summer, and fall — what causes them?

Many people live in a neighborhood.

Many people make up a neighborhood.

Emergency vehicles are there when people need help.

People are different.

People live in different places and have different types of homes.

What we eat depends on where we live.

We use transportation to get from here to there.

Maps are made up of symbols that tell people where things are in a location.

Paleontologists are scientists who study dinosaur bones.

People around the world love to celebrate.

In the story of Riley Fetter, Star Setter, young readers will enjoy a humorous story as Riley learns to work together after a new kid joins her volleyball team.

In the story of Jamie Short, King of the Court, young readers will enjoy a humorous story as Jamie shows off his skills on the Baytown Blobfish basketball team.

Book Features:* Ages 5-7, Grades K-2, Guided Reading Level K, Lexile 440L* 32 pages, 6 inches x 9 inches* Early reader chapter book* Large type with full-color illustrations* Glossary, post-reading activity, writing prompt, and discussion questions includedGood Sportsmanship in Action: C.

Book Features:* 32 pages, 6 inches x 9 inches * Ages 5-9, Grades K-3 leveled readers * Simple, easy-to-read pages with illustrations * Features sport-specific vocabulary * Glossary, writing prompts, and comprehension questions included The Magic of Reading: Introduce your child to the magic of reading and excitement of sports with Elliot Mack, Quarterback.

Meet the cheetah - find out how the cheetah's body is built for speed and what animals it can outrun!

GRADES PK-2: This 16-page Spanish title (8' x 8') introduces early readers to the spotted hyena: how they find food, interact with social groups, and more!

Meet the leopard - find out what leopards eat, why they climb trees, and how far they can jump!

Meet the chimpanzee - find out what chimps like to eat, what tools they use, and how they talk to each other!

Meet the zebra - find out what zebras eat, why they travel long distances, and how they fight predators!

Meet the rhinoceros - find out what rhinos look like, what they eat, and who rides on their backs!