discusses the different heights, sizes, and measurements that are different and how they compare to each other
1 book

This book is about a brother who told his sister that she was “slower than a snail”. The sister then sets out to prove to her brother that she's bigger than some things, smaller than others, but certainly not “slower than a snail”. This book is filled with great illustrations of all the crazy things the sister measures herself against. (smaller than a tree, taller than a monkey)

Comprehensive Strategy: This is great book for beginning readers. It’s a Scholastic publication so it comes with activities students can do on their own. Teachers can also have students make their own books about different things they are bigger than and things they are smaller than, including illustrations. ( )

Bristling at her big brother's suggestion that she is ""slower than a snail,"" a young girl sets out to prove how she really compares to her surrounding world, in a humorous story with rhyming text.