A young boy named Douglas discovers his artistic talent and learns to express himself through drawing.
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Douglas the dinosaur is told he needs glasses to see better. He tries on several pairs, each with a different effect, before finding the right ones.
A little lost rabbit searches for its way home, encountering various forest creatures.
This educational resource connects literature selections for K-6 students to various aspects of American history.
This book provides literary connections to American history for students in grades 7-12.
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A reference guide to historical fiction for children and young adults
Lynda G. Adamson · 1987
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This reference guide provides an annotated bibliography of historical fiction for children and young adults, categorizing books by historical period and theme.
Topsy and Tim embark on their first aeroplane journey, experiencing the excitement and novelty of air travel.
Topsy and Tim are two young siblings who engage in everyday activities and learn simple life lessons.
Topsy and Tim visit a park, enjoying various activities like playing on swings and seeing ducks.
Topsy and Tim learn the skills and safety involved in swimming.
Topsy and Tim visit the dentist for a check-up, learning about dental hygiene and overcoming any apprehension.
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Topsy and Tim, two young siblings, experience the arrival of a new baby in their family.
Topsy and Tim welcome a new baby into their family and learn about the changes it brings.
Topsy and Tim visit the zoo and learn about different animals.
Topsy and Tim learn about the important work of firefighters and participate in a visit to the fire station.
Topsy and Tim visit the hospital for a check-up and learn about medical procedures.
Topsy and Tim encounter police officers during a routine outing.
Topsy and Tim experience their first aeroplane journey.
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