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Slow down, get a cup of tea, and nestle together with your kids. That's right. It's read-aloud time. Throughout the year, you will read 22 enriching and beloved books to your children. Some will broaden your understanding of the world, and others are just for fun. All are sure to be read over and over again through the years.
Just imagine bonding with your children as you...
These and many more tantalizing tales promise to build family bonds and a love for learning in your children.
Recommended for ages: 5-7
5 6 7Learn more about the complete Read-Alouds Program K - Four-Day package and recommended resources
$142.13You could save $14.20
Recommended for ages: 5-7
5 6 7Learn more about the complete Read-Alouds Program K - Five-Day package and recommended resources
$168.02You could save $16.78
Dr. Dolittle sails off to save African monkeys from an epidemic and encounters amazing animals.
The adventure of a duck in pre-Revolutionary China teaches the importance of listening when mother calls.
From silly to contemplative, a satisfying collection of 100 favorite poems. Young readers of all levels will eat this up, and come back for more. Delightfully illustrated.
Simple, factually-based biography of one of America's best-loved real-life legends.
A delightful story about a boy who rescues a sweet young dragon from her enemies through the judicious use of the unlikely items he has stored in his knapsack.
Eighty feet below the ocean's surface, Wayne Grover encounters three dolphins, one with a large fish hook stuck in his back.
Ronnie and his aunt tend the Tern Rock lighthouse while the keeper takes a vacation.
A humble farmer wants to marry the Emperor's daughter . . . and succeeds because of his wisdom.
Two girls repent of "making fun" of the poor girl in their class who says she has a hundred dresses.
Twenty school children hide ten Jewish children from the Nazis occupying France during World War II.
Classic page-turner about four orphans who have to fend for themselves.
They're true. They're history. But mostly they're a lot of fun.
Set in Paris, the story of an old hobo whose heart and life become entangled with a fatherless family in search of a home.
Warm and joyful tales by the author of 'All Creatures Great and Small'
All of the country vet's beloved books for children collected in one volume.
There are no hospitals or doctors in the Appalachian Mountains in the 1920s, so Mary Breckinridge, founds the Frontier Nursing Service to help those in need.
Gorgeous, heavy hardbound reprint of the classic 1916 edition with full-color illustrations by Blanche Fisher Wright. Features more than 300 traditional rhymes.
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