Frank Carlson Library

Illustrations and alliterative text introduce word and number concepts through such combinations as one overeating orangutan and twelve tunneling tapirs. Includes special activities encouraging the reader to respond creatively.

Introduces baby animals of Africa, the polar ice caps, and North America. Suggests activities for readers to find out more about non-domestic animals.

Describes the characteristics of the four seasons and their effect on the plant and animal life in the park, the woods, and the meadow.

Simple text, illustrations, and special activities introduce early math concepts such as counting and basic arithmetic and encourage the reader to respond creatively.

Brief text and illustrations introduce the everyday life of children in various countries around the world.

Introduces the concept and uses of a dictionary. Special activities explore such dictionary techniques as cross-referring and the grouping of words with similar meanings.

Follows two bears through a time-punctuated day. Supplementary sections include activities associated with time and introduce concepts from a.m. and p.m. to digital clocks.

Instructions for making a variety of simple, inexpensive projects out of household materials.

Describes the animals, crops, machinery, and buildings that make up a farm and the philosophy that underlies running it.

Do you love animals? Do you enjoy making sure animals and people are safe? Read this book to learn about becoming an animal control officer.