Most Circulated Titles

The greatest gymnast of all

Murphy, Stuart J., 1942-


"Opposites." "Level 1." While performing an energetic gymnastic routine, Zoe demonstrates such spatial opposites as on and off, inside and outside, and over and under.
Date Published:1998

Now it is morning

Whitman, Candace, 1958-


Morning comes to the farm, the town, and the city, bringing different new-day noises, different ways of greeting the sun, and different things to do in beginning a brand-new day.
Date Published:1999

Reluctant readers : connecting students and books for successful reading experiences

Jobe, Ron.



Date Published:1999

Super sand castle Saturday

Murphy, Stuart J., 1942-


"Measuring." Introduces the concept of nonstandard measurement as three friends compete in a sand castle building contest.
Date Published:1999

Bingo

Wells, Rosemary


Board book. An illustrated version of the children's song about a dog named Bingo.
Date Published:1999

Swamp stomp : a monster pop-up

Stickland, Paul.


Cover title.
Date Published:1996

Tortillas and lullabies = tortillas y cancioncitas

Reiser, Lynn.


A young girl describes activities that her great-grandmother, grandmother, and mother all did for their daughters, and that she does for her doll.
Date Published:1998

The bare naked book

Stinson, Kathy



Date Published:1986

Rabbit's pajama party

Murphy, Stuart J., 1942-


"Level 1, sequences." A group of animal friends have fun at a pajama party while demonstrating activities that happen in a particular order or sequence.
Date Published:1999

Moonbear's dream

Asch, Frank


When Moonbear and his friend Little Bird see a kangaroo in the backyard, they think they must be dreaming, so they do things they would not do if they were awake.
Date Published:1999

Sand cake : a bear story

Asch, Frank


Papa Bear uses his culinary skills and a little imagination to concoct a sand cake.
Date Published:1978

To be a kid

Ajmera, Maya


"Shakti for Children." Text and photographs from countries around the world illustrate some of the activities children everywhere have in common.
Date Published:1999

I can't have bannock, but the beaver has a dam

Wheeler, Bernelda, 1937-


A boy patiently listens to his mother's reasons for not making bannock - all the result of a beaver's need to make a dam.
Date Published:2016

Cherries and cherry pits

Williams, Vera B.


Bidemmi draws pictures and tells stories about cherries.
Date Published:1991

I read symbols

Hoban, Tana


Introduces signs and symbols frequently seen along the highway.
Date Published:1983

Clap your hands : finger rhymes



Date Published:1988

The snowy day

Keats, Ezra Jack


A boy named Peter who wakes up to a world covered in fresh snow and spends the day exploring and playing in it.
Date Published:1962

The shape of me and other stuff

Seuss,


Rhyme and silhouette drawings introduce the shape of bugs, balloons, peanuts, camels, spider webs, and many other familiar objects.
Date Published:1973

The hair book

Tether, Graham.


An easy-to-read, rhyming introduction to hair.
Date Published:1979

Simon welcomes spring

Tibo, Gilles, 1951-


Translation of: Simon fête le printemps. A little boy tries all sorts of ways to make spring come faster.
Date Published:1990