The littlest learners will love to play with these chunky pages while they learn their first colors. Innovative, shaped pages and an easy-to-grab handle makes this the perfect book to share, while encouraging development of movement and reflexes. Cute and colorful illustrations inspire kids to learn faster than ever!

The world is full of wonderful words to learn so let's get started! Learn 100 words the Smithsonian way! Curious kids and their curious grown-ups will love to explore these pages full of Smithsonian treasures. This amazing book contains 100 words to spark curious young minds - all inspired by the collections found within the walls of the Smithsonian. Start with inventions and transportation, move through the arts, and all the way to nature and food. At the end of the book, play an alphabet matching game. Go back to find an object for each letter from A to Z!

• Bright illustration and fun rhyming text.
• Introduces different concepts and animals.
• Illustrated by Barbi Sido.

Searching is a story that helps us value what we have around us and sometimes fail to see.

The "New Way" series offers a wide range of stories - traditional and contemporary, humorous and fantastic - to appeal to today's children. The extent and quality of resources within this scheme ensures that the teaching of both reading and language development are catered for comprehensively. It provides not just a graded reading scheme, but a whole language programme. The series provides: a balanced approach which combines phonics, look and say, and reading for meaning; careful and straightforward progression through eight colour-coded levels (White to Orange) relating directly to different reading-ability ages, from pre-reading to approximately eight years; colourful and humorous content with proven child appeal; and wide-ranging ancillary support for the teacher. This "New Way Big Book" allows readers to meet Sam the fox, Meg the hen and friends, and to read a story about them. This book is a useful way to introduce the core "New Way" characters to students.