Fisher, Valorie

Provides children with brightly colored illustrations accompanied by labels and simple text depicting the mechanics behind a variety of everyday items such as kites, bicycles, toilets, thermometers, and zippers. With cutaways and step-by-step diagrams, children will learn how straws work, flashlights produce light, and boats float. Includes a picture glossary of words to know.

". . . Dive deep into the science of what we eat and where ingredients come from by exploring what happens behind the scenes of favorite, everyday foods like pizza, honey, milk, maple syrup, vegetable soup, and more!"--Provided by publisher.

Combines photography and text in an upbeat approach to elementary childhood milestones that encourages young children to practice such independent skills as tying shoes, making beds, and writing letters and numbers.

Photographs and illustrations explain how things work.

A picture book designed to help children learn the basic concepts they need to know before starting kindergarten, including numbers, letters, colors, shapes, opposites, and seasons.

Photographs and simple text illustrate baby's view of what it is like to have a big sister.

Photographs depict twenty-six scenes, one for each letter of the alphabet.

Photographs and simple text depict a big brother from the point of view of his baby sibling.

Presents fifteen story problems with wacky elements such as flapjack-flipping frogs, a daisy-chomping dragon, and a laundromat whose washing machines mix frappes.