The young protagonists of this story are told by their families that from now on everybody will have to wear a protective mask, and that they will be asked to keep their distance from each other. As the masks are purchased and delivered, the young people set out to the ice-cream shop, each one accompanied by a parent. They are amused to see adults wearing funny hats as a reminder of this new rule. However, social distancing and masks will not turn...

Germs. Everybody has them! Some germs help people. Some germs can harm people. Add and subtract with tens as you learn all about germs. This nonfiction math book combines math and reading skills, and uses real-life examples of problem solving to teach subject-area content. The dynamic images, detailed sidebars, practice problems, and math diagrams make learning arithmetic easy and fun. Text features include a table of contents, a glossary, an index,...

From rumbling stomachs and hiccups to losing teeth and dreaming, our bodies do many amazing and bizarre things. How do we know so much about them? Sometimes, you just have to ask why? Lively text paired with photos and fun illustrations make it easy to stay curious about the world around (and inside) you.

¿Dónde se encuentra la vesícula biliar? ¿Cuánto mide el intestino? ¿Se dice úvula o paladar blando? ¿Qué hay dentro de la bóveda craneal? ¿Cómo está hecho un globo ocular? ¿Y para qué sirven los alvéolos? Entre células, órganos, aparatos y tejidos, un viaje al cuerpo humano, con el corazón y con el cerebro, contado con rigor científico y alegría narrativa. De la cabeza a los pies, con todo lo que se encuentra entre medias.

Written and illustrated for 5- to 7-year-olds, this book celebrates grandmas, superheroes without whom none of us would exist, and the cultural traditions they bear that unify and nourish families across space and time. The millennia-old Korean New Year's tradition exemplifies the universal importance of multi-generational family and of immigrant origins.

Ally's Apple Days by Hope Allison Robinson __________________________________

Join Judah and his family as he discovers the magic of gardening and learn valuable lessons about growth, patience, and the beauty of the natural world. With colorful illustrations and simplistic storytelling, "Judah the Jr Gardener" is a story based on a true story that will inspire young readers to explore the joys of planting, nurturing, and watching their own gardens bloom. Recommended for children ages 2-8 years old.

Écrit et illustré pour les enfants de 5 à 7 ans, ce livre célèbre les grands-mères, super-héroïnes sans lesquelles aucun d'entre nous n'existerait, et les traditions culturelles qu'elles portent et qui unifient et nourrissent les familles à travers l'espace et le temps. La tradition millénaire du Nouvel An coréen illustre l'importance universelle de la famille multigénérationnelle et de la célébration des origines des immigrés coréens....

The problem with posture is that we usually don't pay attention to it until we start to suffer pain-usually in the back. Polixeni Katsaros, PT, DPT who has been dedicated to the practice of physical therapy for more than thirty years and has helped people of all ages correct their posture through functional movement, reveals how to improve posture fun. The author emphasizes that the correct posture is not only possible but simple. With a little...

Here's a light way to talk to children about that old nuisance head lice. Rhyming verses describe how one little girl gets head lice and how she and her parents get rid of them. Kids will enjoy the rollicking cartoon "cooties" playing hide-and-seek and having a party in the girl's hair, until they are sent packing. Notes on each page provide detailed, factual information about head lice.