Everyone has a suggestion for poor moose whose tooth is loose.
Part of the popular Sammy series, Sammy does what any self-respecting dog does when he smells the mouth-watering aroma of hamburger. Will his escapade land him in the doghouse or at the vet's.
Introduce action words and descriptive words about domestic and wild cats.
Students will enjoy taking a look back at what Sammy was like as a puppy. This is a great book to introduce opposites and compare and contrast.
A new adventure for Sammy who doesn't want to get his paws wet.
Beginning readers will soar through this delightful look at kite flying.
The lowest level Sammy book foreshadows the later books in the Sammy series.
Sammy stirs things up around the farm animals until the tables are turned and Sammy learns a valuable lesson.
Sammy won't listen until Mom finds a clever solution.
Sammy is at it again? See what trouble Sammy can get into fulfilling his passion for running. This low level adventure is great for motivating your struggling readers.
Sammy has a knack for getting into mischief. Will taking a bath be any different? Students will enjoy predicting the outcome.
What starts out as an innocent chipmunk chase gets Sammy in hot water.
Sammy doesn't know where to turn in the confusion of a family move.
This book displays the main characteristics of each of the four seasons in a concise, yet imagery filled way.
Its time to celebrate Sammys birthday! Readers will enjoy seeing what gifts Sammys family gives him.
Sammy sees many animals on his walk but one will make him take off running. Students will enjoy predicting what animal leads Sammy on a chase.
Introduce the basic shapes of geometry.
Alex is so anxious to use his new skateboard that he ignores his family's warnings. Students will enjoy reading this action packed book and will learn a valuable lesson along the way.
Compare and contrast the things a child can do on a spaceship to the things they do in everyday life
This book will appeal to young skateboarders and will remind them to watch where they are going.
Simple descriptive words label the trucks on each page. Strong match between illustration and text make reading fun.
