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Come and see animals that live in the woods!

The In The Woods set is the result of a collaboration between the Geauga Park District in northeast Ohio and MaryRuth Books. After seeing the Let’s Explore set, the park district contacted author Mia Coulton about writing books to compliment their Signs of the Season nature walks. In The Woods focuses on the annual plant and animal cycles and the changing weather conditions that characterize the seasons. By reading about Danny and Bee as they explore the woods, children learn what to look for when they are in a natural area. Each book has instructions on making a simple paperbag field journal that children can use to record their observations and safeguard found objects.

Come and learn about tigers at the zoo!

The In The Woods set is the result of a collaboration between the Geauga Park District in northeast Ohio and MaryRuth Books. After seeing the Let’s Explore set, the park district contacted author Mia Coulton about writing books to compliment their Signs of the Season nature walks. In The Woods focuses on the annual plant and animal cycles and the changing weather conditions that characterize the seasons. By reading about Danny and Bee as they explore the woods, children learn what to look for when they are in a natural area. Each book has instructions on making a simple paperbag field journal that children can use to record their observations and safeguard found objects.

6 pack: $31.00



The In The Woods set is the result of a collaboration between the Geauga Park District in northeast Ohio and MaryRuth Books. After seeing the Let’s Explore set, the park district contacted author Mia Coulton about writing books to compliment their Signs of the Season nature walks. In The Woods focuses on the annual plant and animal cycles and the changing weather conditions that characterize the seasons. By reading about Danny and Bee as they explore the woods, children learn what to look for when they are in a natural area. Each book has instructions on making a simple paperbag field journal that children can use to record their observations and safeguard found objects.

Nonfiction book about Pigs.

Children of all ages will enjoy seeing pictures of Danny and Bee dressed up to reenact scenes from eight well-loved nursery rhymes like Little Miss Muffet, Rub-A-Dub-Dub and Pat-A-Cake.

Come and see the animals on a farm

Children are captivated by animals, making early literacy expert Mia Coulton’s At the Zoo series a favorite with young readers. Each of the leveled titles in the series helps childen learn about a different zoo animal. The books feature original photography

Danny has some very silly birthday wishes.

Danny works hard to grow fruits and vegetables in his garden.

It is Danny's birthday and he gets a special new toy.

Danny and Bee show us how to have fun in the summer but also how to be safe.

Young readers learn all about chickens in this charming book, with carefully crafted text and original photography, by early literacy expert Mia Coulton. Chickens is part of the MaryRuth Books Favorite Farm Animals leveled set of books for emergent readers.

Children are captivated by animals, making early literacy expert Mia Coulton’s At the Zoo series a favorite with young readers. Each of the leveled titles in the series helps childen learn about a different zoo animal. The books feature original photography.

The In The Woods set is the result of a collaboration between the Geauga Park District in northeast Ohio and MaryRuth Books. After seeing the Let’s Explore set, the park district contacted author Mia Coulton about writing books to compliment their Signs of the Season nature walks. In The Woods focuses on the annual plant and animal cycles and the changing weather conditions that characterize the seasons. By reading about Danny and Bee as they explore the woods, children learn what to look for when they are in a natural area. Each book has instructions on making a simple paperbag field journal that children can use to record their observations and safeguard found objects.

Put this book in readers' hands and have plenty of measuring containers available. Children compare cups, pints, quarts, and gallons as they read and do the measuring activities described in the book.

Youngsters discover why we use graphs to convey information and learn how to construct one. This is a great "how to" book for following step-by-step directions

Join Carla on her quest to find new glasses and review shapes at the same time

Introduce students to a variety of common birds at the bird feeder.

Connect reading and math with a variety of creative graphs. Students will learn to graph results when they poll each other.