Simple questions and answers about the way things happen, using the word "how."

Simple questions and answers about the times things happen, using the word "when."

Simple text and photographs present a variety of purple things, including a baseball uniform, inner tube, and swimsuit.

Simple text and pictures of common, everyday objects introduce the shape of the square.

Introduces young readers to illustrated definitions of words from A to Z using sports.

Explains what a antonym is; features sentences that use the antonym pairs "night/day," "smooth/rough," "shallow/deep," and "rainy/sunny"; presents paragraphs that contain antonyms; and includes word lists.

Simple text and photographs present a variety of green things, including a watermelon, stuffed frog, and bucket.

Introduces readers to the proper use of common punctuation marks.

Uses simple sentences, photographs, and a brief story to introduce six different words: eat, go, some, three, we, you.

Describes dens and the different types of animals that live in them, including bobcats, river otters, spotted hyenas, and weasels.