reycraft schoolhouse (33 resultados)

Paperback. Condición: Good. No Jacket. Pages can have notes/highlighting. Spine may show signs of wear. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

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Paperback or Softback. Condición: New. Anansi and the Magic Pot. Book.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. It's the first day of kindergarten! Here we go. Let's explore. There's so much to know! Welcome to Kindergarten! is a wonderful introduction to the youngest of students as they embark on their first day of school. Parents and educators will be able to introduce their children to all the wonderful things they will see in their classroom and school with this photographic account of a typical first day of school. From arrival by car, school bus, or a leisurely walk through the neighborhood to the familiar faces they can expect to see, like teachers, custodians, and school aids, this book is sure to ease the minds of anxious students and help them acclimate to life outside of their home. Photos document a diverse group of students as they navigate the halls to their classrooms, find the cafeteria, enjoy gym time, and learn where to go when the final bell rings for the day. Reycraft Schoolhouse is a new, carefully curated series of fiction and nonfiction books in paperback created for emerging readers from Pre-K to 5th grade. The key feature of these books is their tight connection to national and state science, social studies, and literacy standards - books that are ideal for classroom use in building knowledge and developing literacy skills while instilling a love for reading. These books contain the well-regarded Reycraft Books look and style, while targeting specific learning goals. It's the first day of Kindergarten! Here we go. Let's explore. There's so much to know! Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The old man pulls up, up, up, and the mice pull down, down, down. But who will pull the enormous radish from the ground? From author and illustrator Zhou Xu, Pulling the Radish explores both ends of a tug of war for the radishes in a family's garden. This humorous tale tells both sides of the story - from the point of view of the old farmer and his family, and from the mice underground hungry for some food! Zhou Xu was inspired by Aleksey Tolstoy's version of The Gigantic Turnip to find a new ending from a different point of view. From Author Zhou Xu: My grandma read The Gigantic Turnip by Aleksey Tolstoy to me when I was a child. Afterward, I wanted to find a GIGANTIC turnip for myself. But we didn't have turnips, so instead I roamed my grandpa's radish fields. I spotted the biggest leaves poking out of the dirt. Then, I pulled, pulled, pulled. With a pop, the leafy green top of the radish snapped off. I fell to the ground. I looked to see my prize, but all I had was leaves in my hands. No radish! So, I went to the next bundle of greens and pulled, pulled, pulled. Pop! No radish! I did this many times, but I always ended up empty-handed. I came back to the house with my bottom covered in dirt and my hands sore from pulling. Then Grandma told me the truth-fairy tales are sometimes exaggerated. It would have saved a lot of radishes if she had told me sooner. I began to think . . . what if the characters in the story pulled and pulled but never got the radish? As I grew older, this idea grew too, until I finally wrote this book. I sometimes wonder if Tolstoy read my story, would he be angry, or would he laugh? Reycraft Schoolhouse is a new, carefully curated series of fiction and nonfiction books in paperback created for emerging readers from Pre-K to 5th grade. The key feature of these books is their tight connection to national and state science, social studies, and literacy standards - books that are ideal for classroom use in building knowledge and developing literacy skills while instilling a love for reading. These books contain the well-regarded Reycraft Books look and style, while targeting specific learning goals. From author and illustrator Zhou Xu, Pulling the Radish explores both ends of a tug of war for the radishes in a family's garden. This humorous tale tells both sides of the story - from the point of view of the old farmer and his family, and from the mice underground hungry for some food! Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Anansi loves to eat all the delicious things his grandmother cooks with her magic pot. The sneaky spiderling decides to use the pot to make heaps of food all for himself - he won't share a single bite! Author Lydia Okutoro Seck and illustrator Ken Daley bring their background and experience to this retelling of the popular West African and Caribbean folktale. Anansi, the wise and crafty spider from legend, is brought to life with stunning illustrations from a story passed down throughout many years of retellings. Young readers will enjoy the story of the young spider learning about honesty and being truthful to his elders. At the end of the story, the author provides a glossary of terms for the reader to learn, including: Jollof (JAH-luhf) - West African rice dish Sobolo (SOH-boh-loh) - Hibiscus drink popular in Ghana O kuku a tumi wom! (OH KOO-koo UH TOO-me WAHM) - Oh powerful pot! Wo ho te sen? (WOO HUH TIH SAYN) - How are you? Akwaaba (ah-KWAH-buh) - Welcome Reycraft Schoolhouse is a new, carefully curated series of fiction and nonfiction books in paperback created for emerging readers from Pre-K to 5th grade. The key feature of these books is their tight connection to national and state science, social studies, and literacy standards - books that are ideal for classroom use in building knowledge and developing literacy skills while instilling a love for reading. These books contain the well-regarded Reycraft Books look and style, while targeting specific learning goals. Anansi loves to eat all the delicious things his grandmother cooks with her magic pot. The sneaky spiderling decides to use the pot to make heaps of food all for himself - he won't share a single bite! Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. There's nothing like a Saturday morning trip to the local barbershop, where people young and old can go for the perfect cut and have some great conversation. Author and photographer Charles R. Smith, Jr. invites readers to The Barber King, a local barbershop that brings him back to the days when he was a child visiting the barbershop with his father and grandfather. The book, dedicated to his grandfather, Richard Bain, who owned a barbershop in Compton, California, shows customers enjoying the experience of being in a local barbershop. Sammy, Ramon, and Curtis welcome their customers to not only haircuts, but provide an atmosphere of community growth and discussion. Whether it's discussing the previous day's sports outcomes, offering advice to youngsters, or even helping to make a book selection from their little free library, the barbers at The Barber King provide a great space for folks to interact with each other. Reycraft Schoolhouse is a new, carefully curated series of fiction and nonfiction books in paperback created for emerging readers from Pre-K to 5th grade. The key feature of these books is their tight connection to national and state science, social studies, and literacy standards - books that are ideal for classroom use in building knowledge and developing literacy skills while instilling a love for reading. These books contain the well-regarded Reycraft Books look and style, while targeting specific learning goals. There's nothing like a Saturday morning trip to the local barbershop, where people young and old can go for the perfect cut and have some great conversation. Author and photographer Charles R. Smith, Jr. invites readers to The Barber King, a local barbershop that brings him back to the days when he was a child visiting the barbershop with his father and grandfather. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 32 pages. 8.90x0.30x10.80 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 32 pages. 5.50x0.30x10.80 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 32 pages. 8.90x0.20x6.40 inches. In Stock.

Paperback. Condición: Brand New. 36 pages. 8.90x0.20x11.20 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Anansi loves to eat all the delicious things his grandmother cooks with her magic pot. The sneaky spiderling decides to use the pot to make heaps of food all for himself - he won't share a single bite! Author Lydia Okutoro Seck and illustrator Ken Daley bring their background and experience to this retelling of the popular West African and Caribbean folktale. Anansi, the wise and crafty spider from legend, is brought to life with stunning illustrations from a story passed down throughout many years of retellings. Young readers will enjoy the story of the young spider learning about honesty and being truthful to his elders. At the end of the story, the author provides a glossary of terms for the reader to learn, including: Jollof (JAH-luhf) - West African rice dish Sobolo (SOH-boh-loh) - Hibiscus drink popular in Ghana O kuku a tumi wom! (OH KOO-koo UH TOO-me WAHM) - Oh powerful pot! Wo ho te sen? (WOO HUH TIH SAYN) - How are you? Akwaaba (ah-KWAH-buh) - Welcome Reycraft Schoolhouse is a new, carefully curated series of fiction and nonfiction books in paperback created for emerging readers from Pre-K to 5th grade. The key feature of these books is their tight connection to national and state science, social studies, and literacy standards - books that are ideal for classroom use in building knowledge and developing literacy skills while instilling a love for reading. These books contain the well-regarded Reycraft Books look and style, while targeting specific learning goals. Anansi loves to eat all the delicious things his grandmother cooks with her magic pot. The sneaky spiderling decides to use the pot to make heaps of food all for himself - he won't share a single bite! Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The old man pulls up, up, up, and the mice pull down, down, down. But who will pull the enormous radish from the ground? From author and illustrator Zhou Xu, Pulling the Radish explores both ends of a tug of war for the radishes in a family's garden. This humorous tale tells both sides of the story - from the point of view of the old farmer and his family, and from the mice underground hungry for some food! Zhou Xu was inspired by Aleksey Tolstoy's version of The Gigantic Turnip to find a new ending from a different point of view. From Author Zhou Xu: My grandma read The Gigantic Turnip by Aleksey Tolstoy to me when I was a child. Afterward, I wanted to find a GIGANTIC turnip for myself. But we didn't have turnips, so instead I roamed my grandpa's radish fields. I spotted the biggest leaves poking out of the dirt. Then, I pulled, pulled, pulled. With a pop, the leafy green top of the radish snapped off. I fell to the ground. I looked to see my prize, but all I had was leaves in my hands. No radish! So, I went to the next bundle of greens and pulled, pulled, pulled. Pop! No radish! I did this many times, but I always ended up empty-handed. I came back to the house with my bottom covered in dirt and my hands sore from pulling. Then Grandma told me the truth-fairy tales are sometimes exaggerated. It would have saved a lot of radishes if she had told me sooner. I began to think . . . what if the characters in the story pulled and pulled but never got the radish? As I grew older, this idea grew too, until I finally wrote this book. I sometimes wonder if Tolstoy read my story, would he be angry, or would he laugh? Reycraft Schoolhouse is a new, carefully curated series of fiction and nonfiction books in paperback created for emerging readers from Pre-K to 5th grade. The key feature of these books is their tight connection to national and state science, social studies, and literacy standards - books that are ideal for classroom use in building knowledge and developing literacy skills while instilling a love for reading. These books contain the well-regarded Reycraft Books look and style, while targeting specific learning goals. From author and illustrator Zhou Xu, Pulling the Radish explores both ends of a tug of war for the radishes in a family's garden. This humorous tale tells both sides of the story - from the point of view of the old farmer and his family, and from the mice underground hungry for some food! Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Anansi loves to eat all the delicious things his grandmother cooks with her magic pot. The sneaky spiderling decides to use the pot to make heaps of food all for himself - he won't share a single bite! Author Lydia Okutoro Seck and illustrator Ken Daley bring their background and experience to this retelling of the popular West African and Caribbean folktale. Anansi, the wise and crafty spider from legend, is brought to life with stunning illustrations from a story passed down throughout many years of retellings. Young readers will enjoy the story of the young spider learning about honesty and being truthful to his elders. At the end of the story, the author provides a glossary of terms for the reader to learn, including: Jollof (JAH-luhf) - West African rice dish Sobolo (SOH-boh-loh) - Hibiscus drink popular in Ghana O kuku a tumi wom! (OH KOO-koo UH TOO-me WAHM) - Oh powerful pot! Wo ho te sen? (WOO HUH TIH SAYN) - How are you? Akwaaba (ah-KWAH-buh) - Welcome Reycraft Schoolhouse is a new, carefully curated series of fiction and nonfiction books in paperback created for emerging readers from Pre-K to 5th grade. The key feature of these books is their tight connection to national and state science, social studies, and literacy standards - books that are ideal for classroom use in building knowledge and developing literacy skills while instilling a love for reading. These books contain the well-regarded Reycraft Books look and style, while targeting specific learning goals. Anansi loves to eat all the delicious things his grandmother cooks with her magic pot. The sneaky spiderling decides to use the pot to make heaps of food all for himself - he won't share a single bite! Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: New.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The old man pulls up, up, up, and the mice pull down, down, down. But who will pull the enormous radish from the ground? From author and illustrator Zhou Xu, Pulling the Radish explores both ends of a tug of war for the radishes in a family's garden. This humorous tale tells both sides of the story - from the point of view of the old farmer and his family, and from the mice underground hungry for some food! Zhou Xu was inspired by Aleksey Tolstoy's version of The Gigantic Turnip to find a new ending from a different point of view. From Author Zhou Xu: My grandma read The Gigantic Turnip by Aleksey Tolstoy to me when I was a child. Afterward, I wanted to find a GIGANTIC turnip for myself. But we didn't have turnips, so instead I roamed my grandpa's radish fields. I spotted the biggest leaves poking out of the dirt. Then, I pulled, pulled, pulled. With a pop, the leafy green top of the radish snapped off. I fell to the ground. I looked to see my prize, but all I had was leaves in my hands. No radish! So, I went to the next bundle of greens and pulled, pulled, pulled. Pop! No radish! I did this many times, but I always ended up empty-handed. I came back to the house with my bottom covered in dirt and my hands sore from pulling. Then Grandma told me the truth-fairy tales are sometimes exaggerated. It would have saved a lot of radishes if she had told me sooner. I began to think . . . what if the characters in the story pulled and pulled but never got the radish? As I grew older, this idea grew too, until I finally wrote this book. I sometimes wonder if Tolstoy read my story, would he be angry, or would he laugh? Reycraft Schoolhouse is a new, carefully curated series of fiction and nonfiction books in paperback created for emerging readers from Pre-K to 5th grade. The key feature of these books is their tight connection to national and state science, social studies, and literacy standards - books that are ideal for classroom use in building knowledge and developing literacy skills while instilling a love for reading. These books contain the well-regarded Reycraft Books look and style, while targeting specific learning goals. From author and illustrator Zhou Xu, Pulling the Radish explores both ends of a tug of war for the radishes in a family's garden. This humorous tale tells both sides of the story - from the point of view of the old farmer and his family, and from the mice underground hungry for some food! Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.