Dina Anastasio
Books, Plays, Poems, ArticlesCelebrations,
A Sesame Street Parents Book
Celebrations,
A Sesame Street Parents Book
Hundreds of Ideas and Activities for Family Fun Pirates
Pirates
Pirates, pirate ships, buried treasure, and a dip into history. For Beginning Readers. Published by Grosset and Dunlap. Activity Books, published by Scholastic Professional Books
Follow the Directions... and Learn!
Grades 2-3, and Grades 4-6.
All kinds of activities to help you learn to follow directions. Clifford Activity Books
Clifford Activity Books
For grades PreK-1 High Interest/Low Level Reading
High Interest/Low Reading Level Books
Battle of the Bands,
Grey Wolf,
The Band,
The Torch Runner.
Excerpts from Reading Series It's About Time
It's About Time
Kids can turn the hands of this realistic watch as they learn about time. Published by Grosset and Dunlap. JOY TO THE WORLD
JOY TO THE WORLD
THE STORY OF CHRISTMAS Jr. Novelizations
Jumpstart Activity Books
Jumpstart Activity Books
For grades K-2. Mini-Mysteries for 8 to 12 year olds
Pass the Peas, Please
Pass the Peas, Please
Poems about manners. Published by Little, Brown Co. The Pinky Ball Book and Ball
The Pinky Ball Book and Ball
Remember the Spaldeen? Remember stickball and stoopball? This is the book for you. With this hollow rubber ball and the hundreds of games that come with it, you'll never want to watch TV again. Published by Workman Publishing |
SAMPLES from PIRATESIt is a quiet morning on the Caribbean Sea. The year is 1718, and a Spanish ship is sailing over the gentle waves. It is carrying gold, silver, and beautiful jewels back to Spain from the rich new world--America. Little do the Spanish sailors know, but on the other side of the island, another ship is waiting. It is a pirate ship! As long as there have been ships to carry treasure across the seas, there have been pirate ships to rob them.  Activity for Parents, from CELEBRATIONSLIGHTS OUT! Turn an ordinary sheet cake into a mysterious door. Place the cake on a sheet of cardboard that is at leaast one inch wider all around than the cake. Cover the excess cardboard with strips of glow-in-the-dark tape. Decorate the cake so that it looks like a door. Use a cake decorating tube to draw stained glass, or other windows, a silly doorbell, and a Happy Birthday sign. Form a thick padlock out of aluminum foil and cover it with glow-in-the-dark tape. Place it on the cake. When you sing "Happy Birthday," make sure you turn off the lights, so everyone can see your glow-in-the-dark mysterious birthday cake.  High Interest/ |
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