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Animals in Spring
Consider where demand for nonfiction for the youngest readers is high.
In three very simple chapters, vibrant full-page photographs will catch the attention of young readers as they learn about springtime creature behavior (nesting, babies being born, animals emerging from hibernation). Though the volume is light on information, its uncomplicated language and sentence structure lend themselves well to independent reading. Reading list. Glos., ind.
Battling for Victory: The Coolest Robot Competitions
Gr 2–4—These very quick looks at many of the tasks that robots have already or may soon take over from humans are likely to leave even emergent readers unsatisfied...
Time to Sign: Sign Language for Kids
K-Gr 4—In six thematic chapters, Clay introduces basic American Sign Language (ASL) vocabulary relating to everyday life and surroundings, people and places, the calendar, and conversations...
Signing Around Town: Sign Language for Kids
K-Gr 5—Lively digital illustrations rendered like avatars provide young readers with the means to learn basic signs in American Sign Language (ASL)...
Farm Dogs
Gr 1–2—These books provide basic information and are filled with excellent color photographs...
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