19 títulos para "Ward Lindsay"

Rosa no es un color

Ward, Lindsay

A Rosa le gusta su mundo sonrosado, desde su dinosaurio de juguete de color rosa hasta su mascota, un flamenco llamado Phil. Sin embargo, cuando ve cómo los colores primarios y secundarios se preparan para la fiesta del arcoíris, Rosa no puede evitar preguntarse por qué ella no está en el arcoíris…...

Este libro es gris

Ward, Lindsay

Gris sólo quiere sentirse integrado. Pero el resto de los colores SIEMPRE lo excluyen, así que ha decidido llevar a cabo su propio proyecto: un libro que será totalmente gris. Había una vez, un lobo, un gatito y un hipopótamo... Gris está convencido de que será un libro genial. Pero cuando empieza...

The Popsicle Tree

Ward, Linda Lee / Siwik, Patrick

In this story letter T has an idea to plant his popsicle stick believing it will grow into a Popsicle tree. Every day he goes to Syllable Stream to fill his pail and water his popsicle stick. The whole town wonders what it will be and they don’t believe anything will grow. T spends each month...

Preposition Park

Ward, Linda Lee / Siwik, Patrick

F is bored and can’t seem to find anything fun to do at home. She decides to go to Preposition Park to play, inviting her friends along the way.  Unfortunately for F, they are all too busy doing their own individual activities. F gets to the park an...

Welcome to Alphabet World

Ward, Linda Lee / Siwik, Patrick

Alphabet World is the setting for each subsequent story that introduces grammar concepts in a fun and simple way. The geography introduces concepts that are typically taught more comprehensively at an older age. This early exposure helps set children up for learning success.

Comma Cove

Ward, Linda Lee / Siwik, Patrick

Comma Cove introduces the various uses of a comma in a sentence.  As emerging readers are exposed to the punctuation, the adult reading the story can emphasize the impact of the comma in the manner in which they inflect tone in the sentence.

Plural Soup

Ward, Linda Lee / Siwik, Patrick

The story takes place in Cliché Café, where  a dilemma unfolds when letters O, C, P, and T arrive for lunch, only to discover that the café is out of soup.  Although each letter happens to have one ingredient, the chef warns that one of each item will not be enough to...

Comma Cove

Ward, Linda Lee / Siwik, Patrick

Comma Cove introduces the various uses of a comma in a sentence.  As emerging readers are exposed to the punctuation, the adult reading the story can emphasize the impact of the comma in the manner in which they inflect tone in the sentence.

A, E, I, O and U On Letter Lake

Ward, Linda Lee;Siwik, Patrick

In this story the letters a, e, i, o, and u, paddle a canoe on Letter Lake. Their fun is interrupted by shouting from shore. As they turn toward the shore to see what is wrong, they lose their paddles when letter I stands up and rocks the canoe. When they discover that the other letters are panicked...

Preposition Park

Ward, Linda Lee / Siwik, Patrick

F is bored and can’t seem to find anything fun to do at home. She decides to go to Preposition Park to play, inviting her friends along the way.  Unfortunately for F, they are all too busy doing their own individual activities. F gets to the park an...

Noun Neighborhood

Ward, Linda Lee / Siwik, Patrick

Noun Neighborhood introduces the definition of a noun as people, places, and things via a creative game of tag in Letter town.  Children will easily recognize the familiar game of “Freeze Tag” and relate to each letter’s attempt to think of a fitting word before being caught....

D Got Stuck

Ward, Linda Lee / Siwik, Patrick

This book identifies the letters D and R, as well as sight words “up”, “down”, “left” and “right”. The setting is on Metaphor Mountain and there are metaphors highlighted in color and used within the story. The daring letter D finds himself in a jam as...