Bøger af Carole Crimeen

Dumpling and knots and lanterns--explore the different aspects and traditions that make up the Chinese New Year. Through simple text and vibrant photos, this book introduces the holiday in an easily understood manner and aids in building a cultural foundation for children.

Plants Love Compost is a simple informational text that highlights how household food scraps can be recycled to make compost. It is a positive text that encourages all households to recycle.

Praying at the mosque, a feast with family, gifts for everyone--explore the different aspects and traditions that make up Eid al Fitr. Through simple text and vibrant photos, this book introduces the holiday in an easily understood manner and aids in building a cultural foundation for children.

From helping get medicine or making meals, it is important to help when others are sick. With the use of real-life photos, young readers are introduced to the fact that health is a community effort and are given a base for learning about life and how to take care of it.

From the people to the places, a town works together to stay healthy and safe. With the use of real-life photos, young readers are introduced to the fact that health is a community effort and are given a base for learning about life and how to take care of it.

From fruit to sandwiches to vegetables, healthy lunches provide energy for the day. With the use of real-life photos, young readers are introduced to healthy lunch ideas and are given a base for learning about life and how to take care of it.

From one country to another, when the world is sick it is important to work together to get healthy. With the use of real-life photos, young readers are introduced to the fact that health is a global effort and are given a base for learning about life and how to take care of it.

From washing your hands to eating good foods, there are many things that keep a person healthy. With the use of real-life photos, young readers are introduced to different aspects that influence their health and are given a base for learning about life and how to take care of it.

From flowers to vegetables to bugs, the garden contains many forms of life. With the use of real-life photos, young readers are introduced to growing food and are given a base for learning about life and how to take care of it.

From playing together to eating meals as a group, family makes life more fun. With the use of real-life photos, young readers are introduced to how the people in their lives help them grow and are given a base for learning about life and how to take care of it.

From playful puppies to babbling birds, all pets need care, especially when sick. With the use of real-life photos, young readers are introduced to pet needs and vets and are given a base for learning about life and how to take care of it.

From siblings to strangers, vaccines can help to save lives. With the use of real-life photos, young readers are introduced to medicine and are given a base for learning about life and how to take care of it.

From swimming in the pool to dancing to funky music, exercise can be done in many ways. With the use of real-life photos, young readers are introduced to the importance of movement and are given a base for learning about life and how to take care of it.

From strawberries to strawberry ice-cream, food is essential for all living things. With the use of real-life photos, young readers are introduced to the different kinds of goodies that fuel our bodies and are given a base for learning about life and how to take care of it.

From class to lunch to friends, school has many parts. With the use of real-life photos, young readers are introduced to school and are given a base for learning about life and how to take care of it.

From playing sports together to laughing hysterically, friends make life more fun. With the use of real-life photos, young readers are introduced to how the people in their lives help them grow and are given a base for learning about life and how to take care of it.

From eating to playing to cleaning, family is there to help. With the use of real-life photos, young readers are introduced to how the people in their lives help them grow and are given a base for learning about life and how to take care of it.

From a runny nose to a sore throat, germs can make you sick. With the use of real-life photos, young readers are introduced to these organisms that influence health and are given a base for learning about life and how to take care of it.

From the ocean to bread to our bodies, microbes are everywhere. With the use of real-life photos, young readers are introduced to these organisms that influence health and are given a base for learning about life and how to take care of it.

From a blue whale to a horse to a chameleon, compare animal sizes to a human. With the use of real-life photos, young readers are introduced to relative size using examples from the natural world.

This simple informational text introduces students to the concept of carbon sinks. Using plant life in forests, grasslands, and farms, the text illustrates how plants store carbon dioxide, reducing its levels in the air, leading to a cleaner environment.

This simple informational text introduces students to electric cars. Bright photos show different charging stations, including the home station to reflect accessibility.

What can you put in a healthy, environmentally sustainable school lunch? Fresh fruit that comes in its own wrapping, a wax wrap for a sandwich, and a recyclable paper bag are the ideas in this simple book.

Sim is on the seesaw, Gam digs, Tim is on the slide--Germs are everywhere at the park! Phonics is fun with this group of friendly characters. Through quirky comic-style illustrations and simple text, this book introduces consonants and vowels that are perfect for beginners.

Sim is on the pad, Sim is on the desk, Mon and Pat and Sim are on the board--Germs are everywhere at school! Phonics is fun with this group of friendly characters. Through quirky comic-style illustrations and simple text, this book introduces consonants and vowels that are perfect for beginners.

Pit-a-pat . . . Pit-a-pat . . . No, Pat, No! Pat gets into all sorts of trouble around the garden--Sam doesn't know what to do. Phonics is fun with this group of friendly characters. Through quirky comic-style illustrations and simple text, this book introduces the vowel o to beginners.