Who Grew My Soup?
A boy goes on a magical journey to the farms where his soup ingredients were grown.
Rhyming
Whose Garden Is It?
While out for a walk, Mrs. McGee sees a beautiful garden. But whose garden is it? Does it belong to the gardener, or the woodchuck, or maybe even the breeze?
Vegetable Garden
A simple, rhyming story about planting, growing, and harvesting a vegetable garden.
This is Our Earth
All about the Earth’s different habitats and ecosystems. The main part of the book is written in simple, rhyming prose, and each page contains additional facts and details for older students.
Tick, Tock, the Popcorn Clock
Children plant a “popcorn” seed and wait for it to grow. The illustrations suggest ideas for acting out the growth of the corn plant.
Rah, Rah, Radishes!
This rhyming vegetable chant is illustrated with colorful photographs and serves as a great introduction to a wide variety of vegetables for young children.
The Reptile Ball
All of the reptiles in the forest – from the largest crocodiles to the smallest skinks – have been invited to the reptile ball! The rhyming tale includes a section with facts about each reptile in the back.
The Reason for a Flower
A beautifully illustrated rhyming story that describes different kinds of flowers and seeds and what they grow up to become.
