PreK-8

This bilingual board book teaches young children about different kinds of vehicles. The photographs help reinforce the learning of new vocabulary words in both languages.

Camille is determined to rake a pile of leaves to her knees. After a few setbacks, she attains her goal. This story will help young children understand concepts of measurements.

A mother is asked to describe the color yellow. Her answer is poetic and thought-provoking.

Explore the color orange with all of your senses.

Time is an important concept for young children to understand. This book helps them understand the days of the week and the passage of time.

Young children will discover that shapes are all around them. Photographs of everyday items will help them understand this concept.

This book helps young chlildren understand the changes each season brings.

This book uses a combination of simple sentences and color photographs to teach young children about the colors they see all around their world.

One just one sentence of text per two-page spread and colorful photographs, this book teaches children about parts of their bodies.

This book introduces children to the concept of onomatopoeia using the sounds they encounter in everyday life. A detailed glossary will help adults explain the examples that appear throughout the colorful artwork.

This large format board book introduces young children to animals that live in cities. Kids are invited to look for different animals throughout the artwork as they learn all about our wild neighbors.

Oaxaca is famous for its colorful wooden sculptures. Cynthia Weill uses them to show young children different ways to get to a very special place.

Blue is so much more than a color. It's fragrant, subtle, happy, melodic, glacial, and so much more.

A girl asks her mother to describe what green is. The answer is poetic. It will have children thinking about colors in a much more profound way.

Young children will learn about animals and colors at the same time with this colorful board book.

Children will delight in this caterpillar's ravenous appetite as they practice counting skills by watching the caterpillar eat--in sequential order--one apple, two pears, three plums, and so on. Colorful illustrations depict the transformation from...

A little boy's walk becomes a parade of friendly animals as he encounters a black cat, a chestnut horse, a red cow, a green duck, a yellow dog, and a pink pig. The simple text identifies each animal and its color.

It's fun to learn shapes with Mon and Pin. They include squares, stars, rectangles, ovals, and hearts.

Mon and Pin teach little children how to count from 1 to 10 in a fun, colorful way.

Mon and Pin teach children about the animals that live in different places including homes, farms, gardens, deserts, and oceans.

Friends Mon and Pin teach children the colors, including red, yellow, blue, black, and white.

A is for the alphabet. C is for the color of crayons. J is for juice. Spend a fun day with Llama Llama and learn the alphabet at the same time!

The label on crayon clearly says red, but it actually colors blue. Everyone has an opinion and tries to fix her. Luckily a new friend helps her and others realize her true identity.

A little girl asks her mother what is the color violet like. The poetic response will awaken all of the child's senses.

A little girl asks her mother what is the color white like. The poetic response will awaken all of the child's senses.

Reminiscent of the Little Red Hen, a mother cat tries to get her kittens to help out around the house. When she bakes a cake with one of them, the others decide it's time to pitch in.

Little Blue and Little Yellow are the best of friends. One day, after not seeing each other, they hug so tightly, they turn green! This bilingual board book offers a wonderful way to teach children about colors.

Would you like to know what is fragile and what is sturdy? What about what is curved and what is straight? This book introduces children to over 500 vocabulary words while they learn about opposites.

Camila was born on a farm in Europe in a country with drastic temperature changes. When she moves to a tropical place with eternal spring, she acts out. Could she have mad cow disease? Advanced vocabulary words that appear in orange throughout the...

Eye-catching photographs help young children learn about the differences between night and day. It also teaches them about time and seasons.

The little girl in this story loves pink so much, she would love it if her pets were that color. Be careful what you wish for!

Colorful illustrations and rhyming text teach young children about careers from A to Z.

Detailed, full-color photographs of animals teach children shapes in a more in-depth way than your average board book. A snake is used to show a curve, peacock feathers to show a semicircle, chameleon to show a spiral, and much more.

Young children learn all the colors with Elmer, the patchwork elephant.

While a baby spends a fun-filled day in the park, his father encourages to repeat words such as más (more), cuac (quack), and brum (vroom).

This book teaches young children what their eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and hands are for.

Father Woodpecker teaches his child how to peck at a tree. The little bird has so much fun, he begins to make holes in everything he sees. As he goes from object to object, kids will learn the names of the different items.

This rhyming board book shows children having fun with different toys.

Pete the Cat loves his white shoes, but he keeps stepping in different things that change their color.

This colorful board book teaches children where some of their favorite fruit grows.