Pretty ladybugs illustrate this counting book. Using large type, sight words, and short sentences, young children learn to count. On the left side of each spread, a yummy ice cream cone attracts first one, then two ladybugs. Soon beginning readers are counting one to ten.

The colors of Summer are here. Color can be found everywhere, in flags, flowers, birds, and kites. Using sight words and simple sentences, early readers are shown the colors of the rainbow, and then find each color of the rainbow as the book progresses. Contains large, readable text.

Are all bodies alike? Readers explore the variety of body types and compare them to the human body. Illustrated with photographs of big, small, curly, and hard bodies. Easy-to-read text is perfect for beginning readers.

Take a look at the colors of the Winter. The colors of the season are on display. Color can be found everywhere, in mittens, nature, and of course wrapping holiday gifts. Using sight words and simple sentences, early readers are shown the colors of the rainbow, and then find each color of the rainbow as the book progresses. Contains large, easily readable text.

When fall arrives, the harvest colors of the season are on display. Color can be found everywhere, in pumpkins, acorns, and of course leaves that are soon to drop from the trees. Using sight words and simple sentences, early readers are shown the colors of the rainbow, and then find each color of the rainbow as the book progresses. Contains large, readable text.

Colorful illustration show bees of different colors flying to a beautiful flower on the left side of each page. First one bee, then two, soon three bees and more help beginning readers learn to count one to ten. Large type, sight words, and short sentences will engage readers.

Whose feet are these? Readers meet all kinds of feet and hands from around the animal world in this fun book. Full-color photographs and easy-to-read text are perfect for guided and independent reading.