Simple text and photographs present the many different things people can do in parks.

Key features: - Color illustrations of analog and digital clock faces, with corresponding descriptions of the times they show and how to read them- Text correlated to math curriculum standards- Text vetted by a math curriculum consultant- Helpful and fun facts about time and telling time- Activities that enhance and support the math skills developed in learning to tell timeSpecial Features: - Illustrations of analog and digital clocks- Fun facts- Activities that reinforce the concepts presented in the book

Simple text with rebuses introduces games and activities to enjoy in a park.

This book introduces vocabulary words for things one might see at the park.

Helps readers identify items at the park beginning with each letter of the alphabet.

Readers learn a key language arts concept using a familiar setting with a range of concept examples from up and down through big and small.

The park is a fun place to visit, and it’s a fun place to learn about colors. Young learners discover an array of different colors in this vibrant book, which includes full-color photographs. Achievable text provides relatable examples of colorful objects and parts of nature found in parks in different communities. Readers are able to easily compare and contrast what they’re reading about to things they see in their everyday lives. This book's simple language and short sentences help readers build vocabulary skills.