Educational: Language, literature and literacy

Excerpt: “To begin with, he is a really truly dog; not a dog in a picture, not a dog in a story, not a dog in a book, but a real dog.

Up the Ladder, or Striving and Thriving is a children's book written by Madeline Leslie, first published in 1870.

Told in her own words,A Girl from Yamhillis Newbery Medalwinning author Beverly Clearys heartfelt and relatable memoirnow with a beautifully redesigned cover!

Raul è un orso polare e Raky è una lepre polare molto chiacchierona e la sua migliore amica.

It's a perfect day for fishing.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter D.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter Q.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter K.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter N.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter A.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter I.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter F.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter Z.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter G.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter R.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter S.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter J.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter M.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter P.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter X.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter U.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter H.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter T.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter Y.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter V.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter B.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter W.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter C.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter O.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter E.

This book, part of the Letter Books series, teaches phonemic awareness and letter recognition by introducing the letter L.

Who first discovered static and how was this important?

Why does the rain fall?

How did ancient peoples manage to find light sources?

In 'Tales of Islanders (Complete Edition)', Charlotte Bronte explores themes of isolation and resilience through a collection of short stories set in fictional island settings.

"e;The Gift of the Magi"e; is a short story by O.

Scientists who study how the brain works have shown that children learn earlier-and learn more-than we once thought possible.