Teacher Created Materials imprint: 1983 books

Words that begin with the letter T are all around us! Tables, taxis, and televisions are just a few. What other words can you find that start with T?

Pigs, pizza, and pumpkins. These are all words that start with the letter P. Look inside to find some more!

Let's read about words that start with the letter W. You'll find a wagon, a web-even a waffle! What other W words can you find?

With colorful images of familiar objects, clean text, and opportunities for recognition and pronunciation practice, beginning readers will learn and recognize words that begin with Ch, such as chair, cherry, and checkers.

Please. Thank you. You're Welcome. These are all great things to say when using good manners. Whether you are playing with friends or working with other students at school, good manners are always an important thing to remember. This engaging e-book aligns with the National Council for the Social...

Heart, hand, and house. These are all words that start with the letter H. Look inside to find some more!

Let's look for words that start with the letter L. You might find a lake or a lion! What other L words can you find?

Stop and take a look around you. Do you see any birds or bugs? How many do you see? As young readers explore the pages of this e-book, they will be engaged by vibrant photographs, prompting them to count the number of birds or bugs in each picture. Early mathematics skills, literacy skills, and oral language skills are developed as students observe and analyze each photograph.

Let's find some words that start with the letter J. There is a jar, a jacket-even a jack-o-lantern! What other J words can you find?

Beginning readers learn about rhyming words that use the short vowel sound -ap such as nap, map, and cap in this engaging book that uses a simple progressing storyline and lively, colorful images in conjunction with clean, fresh text to enhance developing literacy skills and phonemic pronunciation and recognition.

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 accompanying glossary. Children are encouraged to practice being a good citizen on their own time and to share their good deeds with others.

What do elephants, bells, and pens have in common? They are all words with the short e sound. Let's find some more!

Get moving! Get thinking! Exercise your body and brain. What things do you do to exercise your body and brain? Engaging photographs paired with simple sentences make it fun to learn about all of the activities children can do to exercise their brain and body. Aligned to Next Generation Science Standards, this book focuses on basic activities that help keep children healthy and strong.

School rules help us learn and stay safe. Early readers are shown examples of classroom rules through supportive text, vivid images, and a glossary and index. This book will have children engaged and encourages them to share what rules they have in their school.