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Find out about monkeys - what they do, what they eat, and where they live. Connect to the fiction text pair, The Best Banana in the Tree.
The horse is playing a game with his friends on the farm. Is the horse honest? Connect to the nonfiction text pair, I am Honest.
Look at me and my things.
The fish is hiding in the coral. Can you see it? Connect to the fiction text pair, Baby Dinosaur is Hiding.
We look at different places and objects along a city street.
Grumpy Old Bear is sitting by a rock. Where are all his friends? ...
Gran goes to Mrs. Pot’s Animal Shelter to find a dog that will make her happy. There is a dog that runs too much and a dog that will dig too many holes in ...
Pancakes are good to eat! Connect to the fiction text pair, Suprise Pancakes for Mom.
Can Squirrel hide the big acorn? Connect to the nonfiction text pair, Fall.
Find out how old things around your home can be recycled. Learn how paper, glass jars, plastic bottles and tires can be made into something new. Connect to ...
The captain wants the two silly old pirates to take him to Treasure Chest Island. But will they get lost? Or will they find the right island after all? Connect ...
A new puppy is lots of fun, but it can be lots of work, too. Find out all the things that a new puppy needs, such as going to puppy school, toys, food and ...
Kate wants to paint a picture of a rainbow, but she only has red, blue, and yellow paint. Then Max jumps into the paint and mixes the colors, and Kate can see ...
Maps tell us lots of things. Read to find out how maps can help us. Connect to the fiction text pair, Silly Old Pirates Are Lost.
It's lots of fun to make a secret playhouse. You can make one, too! Connect to the fiction text pair, The Secret Tree House.
Scott and his family are at the park, but Scott can’t go to the playground with Dad and Lin because they don’t have Scott’s red scooter. Scott doesn’t want to ...
Cam and Granny are on a big ferris wheel. Bang! Crunch! Oh, no! The ferris wheel has stopped. Cam and Granny are stuck at the top! Connect to the nonfiction ...
Learn about the different parts of a scooter and what to wear to be safe when you ride a scooter. Find out how to steer and make a scooter move slowly and ...
Find out about four special celebrations around the world: Diwali in India, Chinese New Year, the Yam Festival in Africa and Shichi-Go-San in Japan. Learn ...
Max cannot get muddy. Oh, no! Where is he going? Connect to the nonfiction text pair, Baby Farm Animals.
Here are three playtime ball sports for you to play with your friends. Have fun! Connect to the fiction text pair, Looking at Kate.
Tessa is spending the night in her new tent, but she can’t sleep because of all the nighttime noises. Luckily, her mom gives her a pair of ear-muffs and she ...
Rosie has a lovely new home. But she can’t see a garden. Will Rosie and her family make a little garden? Look inside to find out. Connect to the nonfiction ...
Hide and seek is one of the best games to play with your friends. Connect to the fiction text pair, Lea and the Bird Feeder.
Some things are living. Some things are not living. How can you tell what is living? Connect to the fiction text pair, Our Special Family Garden.
Find out about 10-year-old Beth, who has a wheelchair to help her move around. Learn about all the things she does every day. Connect to the fiction text ...
Alex is in his secret tree house. Will Matt go up, too? Connect to the nonfiction text pair, Make a Secret Playhouse.
Lea can jump in the big mud puddle. Splash! Splash! Splash! Connect to the nonfiction text pair, The School Garden.
Learn about different jobs that adults can do. Children can do jobs, too, to help their family. Connect to the fiction text pair, The Little Clown.