A little boy and his sister go to the zoo and take pictures of the animals and of the little boy.

Childcare? Exams? Coaching? Make the right decisions with this commonsense guide packed with balanced, positive and practical advice on 20 of the biggest issues facing parents and their children. Are you agonising over whether to put your child in childcare? Do you wonder whether your child will be ready for school? What's the best way to help your child survive the pressures of big exams? Should students have a gap year before making any decisions about their future? Andrew Martin's new book answers all these questions - and more. Based on fifteen years of studies and evidence, Martin weighs up the pros and cons and gives you balanced, positive and practical advice on 20 of the biggest issues facing parents and their children. With commonsense and a sense of humour, HOW TO HELP YOUR CHILD FLY THROUGH LIFE will help you make the most important decisions for your children including: * Childcare and pre-school * Preparing your child for school * Selective, single sex and co-ed schooling * Coaching, tutoring and homework * Helping children deal with challenge and pressure * Choosing school subjects * Extra-curricular activities, including part-time work and sport * Preparing your child for big exams and assessments * Choosing a career * Having a gap year. If you want the best for your children from cradle to graduation, arm yourself with everything you need to know to help your children be the best - and happiest - they can be.

The I Love to Read Books are foundational tools that help your child get a head start in reading. Each book comprises of short, simple and easy to read sight words for their different developmental levels. These books were developed to create a great bonding time between caretakers and their children by sounding out these sight words aloud and having the child repeat these words. Repetition helps children improve their reading skills and speed, increase their vocabulary and boost their confidence level in reading . The books in this series include; I Love to Read Two Letter Words, I Love to Read Three Letter Words, I Love to Read Numbers, I Love to Read All About Me, I Love to Read Words That Sound Alike, Carol the Discriminating Mom, The Tortoise Tricks and more. These books are meant to create easier ways for kids to read and write at an early age. The sight words show letters put together, and then put together into a word. Example A-S AS, B-Y BY, a fun way for kids to learn their words. Parents and caregivers can test their kids knowledge by asking questions like; what is B-Y and expect their kid to say BY.

I love to read books are foundation tools that help your child get a head start in reading. Each book comprises of short, simple, easy to read sight words for their different developmental levels. These books were developed to create a great bonding time between caretakers and their children, by sounding out these sight words aloud and having the child repeat these words. Repetition helps children improve their reading skills and speed, increase their vocabulary and helps increase their confidence in their reading ability. The books in these series include; I Love To Read My Two Letter Words, I Love to Read my Three Letter Words, I Love to Read my Numbers, I Love to Read All About Me, I Love to Read Words That Sound Alike, Carol the Discriminating Mom, The Tortoise Tricks and more. These books are meant to create easier ways for kids to read and write at an early age. The sight words show letters put together, and then put together into word. Example A-S AS, B-Y BY, a fun way for kids to learn their words. Parents and caregivers can test their kids knowledge by asking questions like; what is B-Y and expect their kid to say BY.

Celebrate the act of giving with the beloved characters from the beloved bestseller All Are Welcome! This Step 2 early reader is perfect for emerging readers who are learning to give back to their communities. Get together, lend a hand. Can we do it? Yes, we can! The kids from All Are Welcome are working together to give back to their community. How do they do it? By gathering a team to follow a dream and lending a hand when someone is in need. Step 2 readers use basic vocabulary and short sentences to tell simple stories. They are ideal for children who recognize familiar words and can sound out new words with help. Perfect for children who are ready to read on their own!

Penny Ryder is happy to spend a summer in the country with her grandparents, but she is not sure about Pepper the pony or the neighbor twins until Pepper disappears and the twins, Tina and Tom, help find him. Full color.