PreK-8

When Knit appears at home, Cat is not sure what to make of it. Soon, they two become the best of friends. One day, Knit changes and Cat is none too pleased.

Matías tries to figure out what color the sky is, but he has a hard time since it is always changing. His friend Penélope helps him by comparing the sky's various hues to familiar things around them.

Matías has a new pencil, and he sets out to draw a picture of the sun. After several attempts, he is finally satisfied, but when his friends see his drawings, they each see different things in them.

This colorful alphabet book teaches children an animal for every letter of the alphabet. Each one is accompanied by a fun rhyme.

The five poems featured in this exuberant book represent a poetic salute to nature. Each one is filled with the names of exotic tropical fruit, flowers, and plants. Music is offered to accompany each poem.

Mr. Brown has an amazing ability to make sounds of all kinds. Children will not be able to resist imitating him throughout the book.

Little David has to deal with rules and regulations at school as he hears his teacher say, 'No yelling!' 'No pushing!' 'No running in the halls!' The same lighthearted humor and wacky illustration style that was such a hit in No, David! will keep readers...

Carmela's dog accidentally gets left behind during a road trip, and he makes friends with the unlikeliest of animals: a cat! Children will enjoy seeing how two very different personalities can still get along.

With everyone's busy lifestyles, it's hard to stop and meet someone new. Two characters, a rabbit and a duck, manage to evade each other despite their identical daily routines, and will forever miss out on getting to know one another.

By substituting words and sounds for characters, this clever picture book shows children the differences between dogs, cats, and birds.

Juan the elephant has to fart, but he is afraid of the destruction that it would cause. Little does he know that a gassy ant would be the dangerous one!

Dragons love tacos, just make sure not to give them hot sauce. A little boy named Robbie decides to have a taco party. See what happens when he accidentally puts jalapenos in the food.

This rhyming classic teaches young children about the months of the year in a fun way.

Olivia's birthday is days away. Plans must be made. Who makes plans? Moms! Who simply must know the plans? Olivia, who is NOT above eavesdropping. But when she not-so-accidentally-but-kinda overhears her mom talking about her...

This book introduces young children to the different types of animal habitats.

Nacho explains what he likes about every season and the changes in the plants and animals.

A playful moon and a bunch of determined animals are the key elements of this appealing tale. Michael Grejniec's characteristic textured watercolor illustrations show a series of animals climbing on top of one another in an attempt to reach the moon...

After reading a book of poems about gardens, Lola decides she wants to plant a garden of her very own.

Chloe has no idea that she lives in a magic garden. Amazing things happen there including trees that change color, insects that shine like the stars, and bees that pollinate plants. Information on the different types of animals and insects found in...

People tend to fall into routines. One day, the little girl in this story decides to shake things up and do things differently.

Pete the Cat loves his white shoes, but he keeps stepping in different things that change their color. The songs that he sings about his footwear were intentionally left in English to match the recording that can be downloaded from the publisher's...

Antón Pirulero collects rhymes, riddles, traditional songs and verses, and other tidbits, and writes them on little pieces of colored paper. Charming illustrations by well-known author/illustrator Ivar Da Coll make this lively collection especially...

Children will thrill to the sounds of the different animals, brightly recreated in Eric Carle's distinctive style, as they ask the question 'What do you hear?'

Nacho loves both fast and slow moving vehicles. This book shows children what his favorite vehicles do, including tow trucks, police cars, fire engines, ambulances, bulldozers, and tractors.

In this profound picture book, a bear imagines what his life would be like if he joined the circus. He soon realizes he only needs one thing to make him happy.

This set contains 35 books aligned to the first grade science curriculum. For more information, please contact Hilda Viskovic at hviskovic@lectorum.com.

This set of 55 books contains a wonderful assortment of authentic literature, translations, and informational texts. For more information, please contact Hilda Viskovic at hviskovic@lectorum.com.

The titles in this set, available to schools and libraries only, have been carefully chosen to encourage first graders to expand their budding love of reading.

This fascinating early biography will give readers the opportunity to learn about Pocahontas's incredible life through brilliant images, informative text, and a helpful glossary and index.

The Statue of Liberty, a gift from France, stands tall in the United States as a symbol of freedom. Explore the characteristics and a brief history of Lady Liberty through stunning images and primary source photographs.

A companion to the primer, this workbook offers exercises that reinforce reading skills, reviews comprehension skills, and provides opportunities for oral expression.

See dinosaurs come to life in this photo-packed book!

This picture book offers a wonderful way for teaching young children about the importance and resilience of trees. It also touches on ecology in a poetic way.

One snowy winter's day, a little polar bear goes in search of a place to live. He finds one in an unlikely spot and makes a great friend as well.

Once upon a time there was a little bear that lived with a boy, but he grew and grew so much that he needed a new place to live. He turned down each suggestion until they found the right one. Despite the distance, the two remained the best of friends.

Children will be fascinated to see how caterpillars become butterflies.

Many families have rules at home in order to keep each other happy and safe. This book gives early readers examples of rules that families might have through straightforward text and vibrant images.

What does a good friend do? Readers will learn about friendship in this delightful nonfiction book that uses appealing photos and easy-to-read text to show examples of good friendships. A glossary and index are provided for further assistance.

What does it take to be a good citizen? Early readers will find out in this nonfiction title that features lively images, simple text, and an accompaning glossary. Children are encouraged to practice being a good citizen on their own time.

What kinds of jobs are there to do at school? Early readers will learn a few of them in this informational text.