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Linda Ayers has been a bookmobile librarian, a teacher, an author, and an elementary school teacher-librarian. She has written professional books as well as children’s poetry and fiction. She enjoys reading to the children in her elementary school library, where she is known for bringing her guitar to story time.
Amanda is surprised to learn that she is a mammal. It must be true. She learns the characteristics of mammals in this fun song paired with beautiful ...
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Rock Pigeon struts down the street, bopping his head to the music's beat. He's looking for some feathered friends to join his musical band. Discover the ...
Bumpy, bright, blue, and scary—those are all adjectives. Through rhyming text paired with colorful illustrations, students will learn what adjective do as they ...
Insects are busy doing the jobs that bugs do. Discover the characteristics of butterflies, ants, and other bugs in the Insect Kingdom in this fun song paired ...
Catfish wonders why he is different from his underwater friends. Discover the characteristics of catfish, sharks, and other fish in this fun song paired with ...
People, places, and things—those words are nouns! In this lively song about the fall season, students will learn about nouns, one of the essential building ...
Doing words like kick, jump, throw, and run are verbs. They're action words. Through rhyming text paired with colorful illustrations, students will learn about ...
Snake slithers, and lizard leaps. Turtle swims, and alligator crawls. They will all be winners in this reptile race if they make it home in time for dinner.
Siren Salamander isn't afraid of the water. Unlike most salamanders, he has gills to help him breathe. Discover the characteristics of salamanders, frogs, and ...