Books for Early & Emerging Readers
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Written to help children understand the number of stars in the Milky Way--one billion--and help children grasp the immensity of our galaxy. The small format and early reading level gives children easy access to big concepts. Paperback with spiral binding, 20 pages.
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Written to help children understand that the impression of the sun "rising" and "setting" is created as the Earth turns so everyone can have day and night. The small format and early reading level gives children easy access to big concepts. Paperback with spiral binding, 20 pages.
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Aline Wolf wrote
I Want to Hear the Quiet to help awaken children’s sense of wonder and awe. This book nurtures the human spirit with respectful messages about caring for the Earth and cherishing peace.
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Aline Wolf wrote this series to help awaken children’s sense of wonder and awe. These three titles nurture the human spirit with respectful messages about caring for the Earth and cherishing peace.
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Written by Montessorian Aline Wolf to help awaken children’s sense of wonder and awe. These six books highlight cosmic education themes, emphasizing concepts that will reinforce children’s developing understanding of a cosmic view of life.
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Optimally, introduce card materials after the child has explored real trees and/or has worked with the puzzle. Our versatile
Parts of the Tree Card Set allows children to match the cards to the puzzle pieces or to a second set of cards.
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The small
Parts of the Tree Definition Booklet provides the next step — defining the parts. Two-page spreads show the image with label at left and a simple definition of the part’s function at right.
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Follow Jessica (and her broken arm!) on a tour of the hospital and examine fascinating plastic overlays (real x-ray, CAT scan, MRI, and ultrasound images). A gentle, easy-to-understand introduction to medical care for all ages. 28 pages.
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An appealing basic overview that emphasizes the fundamental concept of observation and introduces weather vocabulary. Features include repetition of key terms, glossary, index, and further resources.
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Delightful photos and close-up diagrams provide an engaging overview of a fascinating subject to early readers. A look at how animals use teeth, with an introduction to human tooth structure and dental care. Paperback, 32 pages.
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Lively photos of children with toothbrush or floss in hand are a good introduction to why and how to take care of teeth. Emphasizes self-care; explains decay and what a dentist does. Paperback, 32 pages.
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Manipulating puzzle pieces while identifying the parts facilitates understanding. Our realistically colored, silk-screened
Parts of the Tree Puzzle is handcrafted from hardwood to ensure long life in the classroom.
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Delightful photos and close-up diagrams introduce younger children to the wonders of light, color, and rainbows. Simple text for early readers explains refraction, color, and the visible light spectrum. Paperback, 32 pages.
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Children want to know everything about the mystery of Earth’s changing weather. This overview introduces them to the cycle of the year as a whole, before moving on to details of individual seasons.
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Extend “Parts of the Plant” lessons with this set of six beautifully photographed resource books. Topics covered are consistent across the set: the plant part’s function, appearance, and variations. Includes picture glossary and index. Paperback, 24 pages each.
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A rich zoology resource that presents natural-history quality illustrations and information about unique characteristics, food, habitat, locomotion, self-defense, life cycle, and importance for each vertebrate class. 5 paperbacks.
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