We're amazing! We can make music, dress up, sing and dance. There's nobody quite like us!

"With blocks at the ready, watch as your baby uses their hands to bear weight and the couch for support while experimenting with setting up a sturdy base, stacking a tower, spanning a space with an arch--and applying force, of course. Bash! Smash! Crash! Babies and toddlers are naturally curious explorers--now help them discover that science is fun! In this bright, graphic board book, photos of busy little ones offset a lively running dialogue sprinkled...

Children play on the playground, imitating animals from bunnies and squirrels to elephants and penguins.

"Children learn while they play! Transform your home into a home of screen free learning, from 0-8 years using materials and concepts offered in our online masters class and training materials. This content has been developed and used by early childhood practitioners and educators for generations, now available to you with your children! By leveraging combined experience, knowledge, and practical application typically used and implemented in accredited...

A little girl convinces her dad to be a tree all day long, no matter what, even in the rain, in this imaginative picture book that encourages playing pretend and pays tribute to parents.

Dick can play. Jane can play. Spot can play, too! Have fun with Dick and Jane as you read along with this sweet and simple story.

At the teacher's all-important question, Ellie Mae's mind swirls with ideas. An astronaut, or a chef? Better yet, an astronaut-chef known for the best galactic grilled cheese sandwiches in the universe! Or maybe a ballerina-painter who creates masterpieces while leaping across the stage. In the end, her final answer will surprise her classmates as much as the reader!"

Celebrating firsts, from the first day of spring to your first time exploring the world with someone you love, this wordless ode to joy and discovery will move readers of all ages.

"Two best friends, Owl and Penguin, are opposites but solve their conflicts with creative play, from conquering fears to flying a runaway kite"--

This book illustrates the children's rhyme This little piggy, showing children in pig costume acting out the rhyme (going to market, eating roast leeks - instead of roast beef - and going home).