This informative nonfiction title discusses basic colors and helps readers identify those colors in the world around them, meeting curricular standards regarding color-matching skills. It also discusses how to make colors by mixing paints. Cars of different colors are presented in the text, giving readers the opportunity to consider which color they would choose to paint their car. Vivid photographs supplement accessible language to help give readers the tools to further develop their budding language skills. This interesting title is perfect for young artists and young readers alike.

Counting by twos and eight colors are introduced as the painters create a rainbow cat. On board pages with die-cut holes.

The Wonder Wheels garage is in rough shape. The vehicles are ready to paint and fix-up the garage to make it look new again.

This nonfiction title explores the various colors of racecars that can be seen on a day spent at the races. Readers go behind the scenes at the racetrack to learn what the different colored flags mean during a race. Other concepts such as differentiating standings in a race and identifying racetrack workers are also highlighted in the text. Color associations are a recurring theme throughout the title to meet early elementary curriculum standards. Full-color photographs bring the information to life and help early readers make connections with the text.

How to Paint Your Car reveals the techniques, tricks, and technology behind automotive painting through 400 color photos, clear captions, and detailed text. Learn the latest information about waterborne paints, spray guns, body fillers, and respirators and other safety gear that every automotive painter must know.