West Routt Library District

Introduces the physical characteristics, habitat, and behavior of the three-horned triceratops.

Defines what it means to be fair and provides examples of ways children act fairly.

Photographs and simple text introduce young readers the the changing seasons, weather, changes to plants and animals, and activities for each season.

Children learn about the body parts that bugs have, how they are different, and how they are used.

Introduces Arbor Day, including the history of the holiday, why planting and caring for trees is important, and how the holiday is celebrated today.

Learn about the component parts that make up units of time.

Photographs of market scenes and brief text introduce the mathematical concept of sorting. Includes a picture glossary.

Explores types of farms and the various plants and animals they grow, including cranberries, corn, sheep, and cows.

"This book looks at manners at home, and explains how readers should behave in a number different situations,why it matters, and the possible repercussions of having bad manners." - cover.

Simple, leveled text helps readers access information about simple machines.