Follow four-year-old Omar and his friends as they learn tall kids can do things small ones can't - like change a light bulb. But the small ones can do things tall ones can't - like hide in the dog house. They discover every size is the right size some of the time.

Penguinies enjoy lots of fun activities, but best of all they enjoy learning. Today the Penguinies would like to learn the different shapes. Join the Penguinies and help them to learn the different shapes.

These rectangles, triangles and the ever so perfect blue circle sure know how to make a lot of noise. As long as you avoid the 'irregulars' you might learn a few things about shapes and colors along th way.

When Emily Krouse decides she needs a pet, her imagination runs wild with possibilities. Perhaps an elephant? A giraffe? Or maybe even a kangaroo Emily's mother isn't so sure that these animals will be a good fit. In an unexpected twist, a surprise pet actually finds Emily-and it's just the right size Will Emily's mother agree to let her keep this perfect, new pet? In this colorful tale, author and illustrator Susan Hopkins uses her artistic and storytelling abilities to bring life to Emily Krouse and her pets. The story is told in rhyme and teaches little ones the adjectives big, tall, wide, high, and tiny.

Little Sue's shoe has gone missing. Go with her as she searches the house and finds it in a surprising place

Shapes are all around us. This fun, colorful book shows children that shapes can be for many things. It's designed to spark the imagination and have children thinking about shapes in ways they might not have before. This book can be for Valentine's Day or any time of year.

This book is part of the Learn n Enjoy Series, titles in this series include: Alphabets; Animals; Birds; Colours; Flowers; Fruits; Good Habits; My Body; Numbers 1-2-3; Shapes; Vegetables

Help your child prepare for kindergarten, develop confidence with age-appropriate activities, and acquire basic skills. "The Get Ready for School" books include entertaining and rewarding activities such as completing patterns, matching pairs, identifying sets, matching words or numbers to pictures, connecting the dots, completing mazes, and much more. Ninety-six write-on, wipe off pages allow children to practice skills over and over again. Sixty-four additional activity pages as well as memory game cards and congratulatory stickers reinforce the exercises and add to the learning and fun!
"Letters" teaches basic pre-reading skills such as:
-Learning to write upper case and lower case letters
-Identifying beginning and ending sounds
-Rhyming
-Completing words
-Practicing alphabet order
-Distinguishing letters
-Matching upper case and lower case letters
-Completing letter patterns

In this colorful book you will find shapes everywhere. Take time to pause...you might be surprised at what you see.

This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923. This book may have occasional imperfections such as missing or blurred pages, poor pictures, errant marks, etc. that were either part of the original artifact, or were introduced by the scanning process. We believe this work is culturally important, and despite the imperfections, have elected to bring it back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide. We appreciate your understanding of the imperfections in the preservation process, and hope you enjoy this valuable book.

Have you ever found a raccoon in your house? Sometimes raccoons just happen, like life. Find out what one little girl does when she finds a raccoon in her house. Raccoons can be very dangerous, so if you happen to see one, you should tell a grown up immediately (in case you are not a grown up) because grown ups usually know what to do about these things Read the poetry and enjoy the funny illustrations of Penelope Dyan as your child learns the concept of size, and use this book as a starting block to talk to your child about the meaning of bigger and smaller, and the relationships of size. Penelope Dyan, author of 'Surfer Girl, ' best teen book at the 2008 New York Book Festival and best teen book at the 2008 Hollywood Book Festival, a former teacher and attorney, really understands kids. She brings all her knowledge and love of children with her as she writes her books, and like all Bellissima Books, her books have a lesson and a purpose.Penelope Dyan is also the cocreator of the Animal Rescue Series and the Comeback Kids Book Series (and more) along with photographer John D. Weigand, books for kids that look great on your coffee table.

What better way to learn shapes than by drawing them? A hot air balloon and a car are already drawn on the page, children just have to fill in their missing circles. From there, they are encouraged to draw anything they like shaped like a circle. Next, after counting all the squares in a fun picture of a room full of books, they come up with their own square-shaped drawings. By the end of the book, kids have learned about shapes and have a book full of artwork to enjoy--or erase and start again