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ABC ADVENTURE GUIDEBOOK

seystudios — Mon, 28 Jul 2025 23:38:21 +0000

From the adventurous minds of Skipper Kevin and Sey Aloha comes a book that belongs on every young explorer’s shelf: the ABC Adventure Guidebook! This is a child’s first rhyming guidebook to the world of adventure, presented in a lively artistic style. It features 26 letters of pure tropical escapism for early readers. You’ll never be lost in the jungle without a basic understanding of the alphabet again!

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Beginner (1 to 6)

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Kevin Lively, Ashleymarie Sey Lively

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alphabet, abc, safari, animal, jungle, adventure, sloth, capybara, explorer, yeti

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What We Do in Fall (Seasons Can Be Fun (LOOK! Books ™))

RedChairPress — Tue, 08 Jul 2025 23:15:15 +0000

Have you seen geese flying high? Maybe you like counting pumpkins in a field. Let's discover all the fun things to do in fall.

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fall, stem, leaves, migration, harvest, weather, change, exploration.

S E A S O N S C A N B E F U N What We Do in Fall S E A S O N S C A N B E F U N What We Do in Fall by JoAnn Early Macken Red Chair Press Egremont Massachusetts Look Books are produced and published by Red Chair Press Red Chair Press LLC PO Box South Egremont MA wwwredchairpresscom FREE activity page from wwwredchairpresscomfreeactivities Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Names Macken JoAnn Early Title What we do in fall by JoAnn Early Macken Description Egremont Massachusetts Red Chair Press Series Look books Seasons can be fun Interest age level Includes Now You Know factboxes a glossary and resources for additional reading Includes index Summary Making personal connections to seasonal activity is a powerful way for young readers to learn how each season differs from the others Have you seen geese flying high Maybe you like counting pumpkins in a field Lets discover all the fun things to do in FallProvided by publisher Identifiers ISBN library hardcover ISBN paperback ISBN ebook Subjects LCSH AutumnJuvenile literature AmusementsJuvenile literature CYAC Autumn Amusements Classification LCC QB6374 M33 print LCC QB6374 ebook DDC Edc23 LCCN Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS the RED CHAIR and associated logos are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Photo credits iStock except for the following p Shutterstock p Wavebreak Media ltdAlamy p Media Bakery p Anneli Hglind Thompson Printed in the United States of America 1P CGF18 Table of Content s Autumn or Fall Hike in the Woods Farmers Market Back to School in September Class Trip Leafy Fun October in the Orchard Geese Migrate November Feast Words to Keep Learn More at the Library Index Autumn or Fall In autumn green leaves change color They fall from the trees Do you think this is why some people call the season Fall Autumn or Fall its your call Hike in the Woods Fall is a cool season We wear warm clothes to walk in the woods Squirrels run from tree to tree hiding acorns Fallen leaves cover the ground Crunch

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What We Do in Spring (Seasons Can Be Fun (LOOK! Books ™))

RedChairPress — Tue, 08 Jul 2025 22:45:24 +0000

Do you like planting a garden? Maybe you like flying a kite. Let's discover all the fun things to do in spring.

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spring, stem, rebirth, nature, growth, weather, investigation, curiosity.

S E A S O N S C A N B E F U N What We Do in Spring S E A S O N S C A N B E F U N What We Do in Spring by JoAnn Early Macken Red Chair Press Egremont Massachusetts Look Books are produced and published by Red Chair Press Red Chair Press LLC PO Box South Egremont MA wwwredchairpresscom FREE activity page from wwwredchairpresscomfreeactivities Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Names Macken JoAnn Early Title What we do in spring by JoAnn Early Macken Description Egremont Massachusetts Red Chair Press Series Look books Seasons can be fun Interest age level Includes Now You Know factboxes a glossary and resources for additional reading Includes index Summary Making personal connections to seasonal activity is a powerful way for young readers to learn how each season differs from the others Do you like planting a garden Maybe you like flying a kite Lets discover all the fun things to do in SpringProvided by publisher Identifiers ISBN library hardcover ISBN paperback ISBN ebook Subjects LCSH SpringJuvenile literature AmusementsJuvenile literature CYAC Spring Amusements Classification LCC QB6374 M334 print LCC QB6374 ebook DDC Edc23 LCCN Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS the RED CHAIR and associated logos are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Illustration on p by Joe LeMonnier Photo credits Cover p iStock p Shutterstock Printed in the United States of America 1P CGF18 Table of Content s A Wet Season Outside in Spring Green and Growing Wiggly Worms Windy Playground Spring Can be Fun Words to Keep Learn More at the Library Index A Wet Season Spring begins in March Spring can be a wet season Snow melts and icicles drip We watch rain fall from dark clouds Can you name the months of Spring MARCH MAY APRIL Outside in Spring We wear raincoats and boots to play outside Puddles form on the paths We run and jump and SPLASH

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What We Do in Summer (Seasons Can Be Fun (LOOK! Books ™))

RedChairPress — Tue, 08 Jul 2025 22:40:20 +0000

Do you like to take long walks? Maybe you like digging in a garden or going to the park Let's discover all the fun things to do in summer.

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summer, heat, stem, nature, adaptation, exploration, seasons, outdoor

S E A S O N S C A N B E F U N What We Do in Summer S E A S O N S C A N B E F U N What We Do in Summer by JoAnn Early Macken Red Chair Press Egremont Massachusetts Look Books are produced and published by Red Chair Press Red Chair Press LLC PO Box South Egremont MA wwwredchairpresscom FREE activity page from wwwredchairpresscomfreeactivities Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Names Macken JoAnn Early Title What we do in summer by JoAnn Early Macken Description Egremont Massachusetts Red Chair Press Series Look books Seasons can be fun Interest age level Includes Now You Know factboxes a glossary and resources for additional reading Includes index Summary Making personal connections to seasonal activity is a powerful way for young readers to learn how each season differs from the others Do you like to take long walks Maybe you like digging in a garden or going to the park Lets discover all the fun things to do in SummerProvided by publisher Identifiers ISBN library hardcover ISBN paperback ISBN ebook Subjects LCSH SummerJuvenile literature AmusementsJuvenile literature CYAC Summer Amusements Classification LCC QB6374 M332 print LCC QB6374 ebook DDC Edc23 LCCN Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS the RED CHAIR and associated logos are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Photo credits iStock except for the following p Shutterstock p Jeff Dinardo p Anneli Hglind Thompson Printed in the United States of America 1P CGF18 Table of Content s Summer is Warmest Green and Growing Tunes in June Party On July Happy Birthday America Animals in August Cooler by the Water Words to Keep Learn More at the Library Index Summer is Warmest Summer is when the weather is sunny and hot We take walks and play outside Grass grows tall Insects and baby animals hide in the grass We watch birds visit our feeders Green and Growing Trees grow full and green Our garden grows too We water plants and pull out weeds We pick pea pods and berries Our vines grow long and curly

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What We Do in Winter (Seasons Can Be Fun (LOOK! Books ™))

RedChairPress — Tue, 08 Jul 2025 22:23:30 +0000

Do you like sledding? Maybe you like making snow angels. Let's discover all the fun things to do in winter.

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cold, snow, animals, hibernation, adaptation, seasons, outdoor, stem

S E A S O N S C A N B E F U N What We Do in Winter S E A S O N S C A N B E F U N What We Do in Winter by JoAnn Early Macken Red Chair Press Egremont Massachusetts Look Books are produced and published by Red Chair Press Red Chair Press LLC PO Box South Egremont MA wwwredchairpresscom FREE activity page from wwwredchairpresscomfreeactivities Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Names Macken JoAnn Early Title What we do in winter by JoAnn Early Macken Description Egremont Massachusetts Red Chair Press Series Look books Seasons can be fun Interest age level Includes Now You Know factboxes a glossary and resources for additional reading Includes index Summary Making personal connections to seasonal activity is a powerful way for young readers to learn how each season differs from the others Do you like sledding Maybe you like making snow angels Lets discover all the fun things to do in WinterProvided by publisher Identifiers ISBN library hardcover ISBN paperback ISBN ebook Subjects LCSH WinterJuvenile literature AmusementsJuvenile literature CYAC Winter Amusements Classification LCC QB6374 M333 print LCC QB6374 ebook DDC Edc23 LCCN Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS the RED CHAIR and associated logos are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Photo credits Cover Shutterstock p Dreamstime p iStock p Blend ImagesAlamy p Design Pics IncAlamy p John CancalosiNPLMinden Pictures p Image SourceAlamy p Anneli Hglind Thompson p Ariel SkelleySuperstock Printed in the United States of America 1P CGF18 Table of Content s Winter Brings Cold All About Snow Being a Friend in Winter A Sweet Surprise Slip and Slide A Good Night Words to Keep Learn More at the Library Index Winter Brings Cold Winter brings cold weather We watch out the window Snow falls Icicles grow Birds eat seeds from the feeder Rabbits leave tracks in the snow G o o d t o K n o w Winter is the coldest season when our part of Earth is far from the Sun We dress in warm clothes We wear warm pants and boots We wear jackets and hats We wear mittens to play outside

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All About Systems (Space Cat Explores STEM)

RedChairPress — Tue, 08 Jul 2025 00:25:22 +0000

Join Space Cat on an exploration of systems in both the natural world and in the human-made world. Readers discover how STEM skills keep systems working.

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SPACE CAT EXPLORES S T E M A l l About S ystems by Jacqueline A Ball illustrations by Ken Bowser SPACE CAT EXPLORES S T E M A l l About S ystems by Jacqueline A Ball illustrations by Ken Bowser Please visit our website at wwwredchairpresscom for more highquality products for young readers About the Author Jacqueline A Ball is a Seattlebased writer editor and the former publisher of Scientific American Books for Kids and Weekly Reader Juvenile Book Clubs Awards and honors include Booklist Top Youth Series Nonfiction ALA Childrens Choice and Parents Choice Honors Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Names Ball Jacqueline A Bowser Ken illustrator Title All about systems by Jacqueline A Ball illustrations by Ken Bowser Description South Egremont MA Red Chair Press Series Space Cat explores STEM Interest age level Aligned to Next Generation SCIENCE Standards Includes glossary Did You Know sidebars and Try It feature Includes bibliographical references and index Summary People use creative or inventive thinking to adapt the natural world to help them meet their needs or wants All people use tools and technology in their life and jobs to solve problems Join Space Cat on an exploration of systems in both the natural world and in the humanmade world Readers discover how STEM skills keep systems workingProvided by publisher Identifiers LCCN ISBN library hardcover ISBN paperback ISBN ebook Subjects LCSH System theoryJuvenile literature TechnologyJuvenile literature Systems biologyJuvenile literature CYAC Technology Mathematics in nature Classification LCC Q1753 B35 print LCC Q1753 ebook DDC 501dc23 Photo Credits Shutterstock Inc Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS the RED CHAIR and associated logos are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Space Cat Explores STEM first published by Red Chair Press LLC Printed in the United States of America 1P CGBF17 South Egremont MA PO Box Breathe in Breathe out Youre using a system Turn on a faucet Youre using a system Take a ride on your bike Youre pedaling a system A system is a group of parts that work together to make something happen Each part of a system has its own job to do If one part doesnt work right the whole system will fail The parts depend on each other like members of a team Large and small systems make the world work There are systems in the world of nature There are systems that scientists and engineers invented to make our lives easier safer and more fun Space Cat and her friend Dog will tell you where to find them starting with the systems that make you work Look for important new words in bold letters Look for systems in red letters How many did you find You breathe thousands of times a day It happens so often you probably dont even notice Good thing your lungs are paying attention When you breathe in air travels to your lungs The air holds oxygen which all living creatures need to survive Oxygen mixes with your blood and fills it with energy Did You Know Space Cat Your nose mouth and lungs are parts of your respiratory RESSpurruhtoreee system You breathe at least times every minute Dog Dogs breathe more than times a minute Your heart pumps this powerful blood through tubes called blood vessels Some tubes are thick Some are thinner than a thread Humans have thousands of miles of blood vessels After the blood deposits its oxygen throughout your body it travels back to your lungs Instead of healthy oxygen it now carries harmful carbon dioxide But dont worry Getting rid of it is easy J u st b reat h e o ut

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The World Humans Made (Space Cat Explores STEM)

RedChairPress — Tue, 08 Jul 2025 00:21:19 +0000

Join Space Cat and her friend Dog as they compare the natural world and the world humans made. Discover how STEM skills play a role.

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SPACE CAT EXPLORES S T E M T h e World H u m ans Made by Jacqueline A Ball illustrations by Ken Bowser SPACE CAT EXPLORES S T E M by Jacqueline A Ball illustrations by Ken Bowser Please visit our website at wwwredchairpresscom for more highquality products for young readers About the Author Jacqueline A Ball is a Seattlebased writer editor and the former publisher of Scientific American Books for Kids and Weekly Reader Juvenile Book Clubs Awards and honors include Booklist Top Youth Series Nonfiction ALA Childrens Choice and Parents Choice Honors Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Names Ball Jacqueline A Bowser Ken illustrator Title The world humans made by Jacqueline A Ball illustrations by Ken Bowser Description South Egremont MA Red Chair Press Series Space Cat explores STEM Interest age level Aligned to Next Generation SCIENCE Standards Includes glossary Did You Know sidebars and Try It feature Includes bibliographical references and index Summary People use creative or inventive thinking to adapt the natural world to help them meet their needs or wants All people use tools and technology in their life and jobs to solve problems Join Space Cat and her friend Dog as they compare the natural world and the world humans made Discover how STEM skills play a role Provided by publisher Identifiers LCCN ISBN library hardcover ISBN paperback ISBN ebook Subjects LCSH TechnologyJuvenile literature InventionsJuvenile literature CYAC Technology Inventions Classification LCC T47 B35 print LCC T47 ebook DDC 600dc23 Photo Credits Shutterstock Inc Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS the RED CHAIR and associated logos are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Space Cat Explores STEM first published by Red Chair Press LLC Printed in the United States of America 1P CGBF17 South Egremont MA PO Box Look around you What do you see If you are in school you might see desks books and computers If you are outdoors you might see trees and cars and buildings You see all these things at the same time but here is a surprise They come from two different worlds One world is the world of nature The other world is the world humans made Humans created the things in it to make living in the world of nature easier safer and more fun They used their imaginations They also used science and math Join Space Cat and her friend Dog as they explore the world humans made Look for important new words in bold letters Can you name things in this picture that are part of the world of nature Every living thing is part of the world of nature from the tiniest ant to the tallest tree Rocks and rivers rain and snow and the moon and stars are all part of the natural world too Did You Know Space Cat Humans are part of the natural world So are cats Dog Dont forget dogs Buildings and bridges are part of the world humans made Airplanes and light bulbs and computers are part of that world too Pencils scissors toothbrushes and other tools are all part of the humanmade world It takes a lot of skills to design and build bridges

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We Use Tools All Day (Space Cat Explores STEM)

RedChairPress — Tue, 08 Jul 2025 00:16:48 +0000

Space Cat and her pal Dog help readers understand simple and complex tools we all use every day.

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engineering, stability, tools, structures, strength, space cat, stem

SPACE CAT EXPLORES S T E M W e Use Tools All Day by Jacqueline A Ball illustrations by Ken Bowser SPACE CAT EXPLORES S T E M W e Use Tools All Day Title page by Jacqueline A Ball illustrations by Ken Bowser Please visit our website at wwwredchairpresscom for more highquality products for young readers About the Author Jacqueline A Ball is a Seattlebased writer editor and the former publisher of Scientific American Books for Kids and Weekly Reader Juvenile Book Clubs Awards and honors include Booklist Top Youth Series Nonfiction ALA Childrens Choice and Parents Choice Honors Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Names Ball Jacqueline A Bowser Ken illustrator Title We use tools all day by Jacqueline A Ball illustrations by Ken Bowser Description South Egremont MA Red Chair Press Series Space Cat explores STEM Interest age level Aligned to Next Generation SCIENCE Standards Includes glossary Did You Know sidebars and Try It feature Includes bibliographical references and index Summary People use creative or inventive thinking to adapt the natural world to help them meet their needs or wants All people use tools and technology in their life and jobs to solve problems Space Cat and her pal Dog help readers understand simple and complex tools we all use every dayProvided by publisher Identifiers LCCN ISBN library hardcover ISBN paperback ISBN ebook Subjects LCSH ToolsJuvenile literature TechnologyJuvenile literature CYAC Tools Technology Classification LCC GN4368 B35 print LCC GN4368 ebook DDC 6219dc23 Photo Credits iStock Shutterstock Inc Cover photo by Jennifer Brown Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS the RED CHAIR and associated logos are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Space Cat Explores STEM first published by Red Chair Press LLC Printed in the United States of America 1P CGBF17 South Egremont MA PO Box Choose the best tool for the job Would you eat ice cream with a toothbrush Would you brush your teeth with a spoon If you did you wouldnt do a very good job You would be using the wrong tool Tools are helpers Every tool is specially made to do a certain job If you choose the right tool you will make the job easier If you choose the wrong tool you may never finish Join Space Cat and her friend Dog to learn about the tools grownups and kids use all day long Look for important new words in bold letters Forks are tools to help us eat solid foods Some tools help us drink liquids like water or milk Spoons work best for soft foods like oatmeal or yogurt Forks are best for solid foods like pancakes The pointy parts called tines dig in to hold food in place Forks and spoons have long handles The handles keep food away from your fingers when you carry it to your mouth Did You Know Space Cat Ice cream scoops and soup ladles are like spoons They have long handles with a hollow place at the end for dipping Dog My favorite tool is a can opener Thats what my humans use to open my food You may use a pencil for schoolwork Pencil marks rub off with an eraser You cant erase mistakes when you use a pen A pencil sharpener will keep pencils pointy and ready too use Sharp pencils make numbers and letters that are easy for your teacher to read

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What Makes a Building Strong? (Space Cat Explores STEM)

RedChairPress — Mon, 07 Jul 2025 22:19:25 +0000

Space Cat is curious about how tools, technology, and engineering are used to keep buildings and structures from falling down.

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SPACE CAT EXPLORES S T E M W h at Makes a l d ing Strong B u i by Jacqueline A Ball illustrations by Ken Bowser SPACE CAT EXPLORES S T E M W h at Makes a W h at Makes a B u i l ding Strong B u i l ding Strong by Jacqueline A Ball illustrations by Ken Bowser Please visit our website at wwwredchairpresscom for more highquality products for young readers About the Author Jacqueline A Ball is a Seattlebased writer editor and the former publisher of Scientific American Books for Kids and Weekly Reader Juvenile Book Clubs Awards and honors include Booklist Top Youth Series Nonfiction ALA Childrens Choice and Parents Choice Honors Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Names Ball Jacqueline A Bowser Ken illustrator Title What makes a building strong by Jacqueline A Ball illustrations by Ken Bowser Description South Egremont MA Red Chair Press Series Space Cat explores STEM Interest age level Aligned to Next Generation SCIENCE Standards Includes glossary Did You Know sidebars and Try It feature Includes bibliographical references and index Summary People use creative or inventive thinking to adapt the natural world to help them meet their needs or wants All people use tools and technology in their life and jobs to solve problems Space Cat is curious about how tools technology and engineering are used to keep buildings and structures from falling downProvided by publisher Identifiers LCCN ISBN library hardcover ISBN paperback ISBN ebook Subjects LCSH Structural engineeringJuvenile literature BuildingsJuvenile literature TechnologyJuvenile literature CYAC Structural engineering Buildings Technology Classification LCC TA634 B35 print LCC TA634 ebook DDC 6241dc23 Photo Credits ingimage Shutterstock Inc Cover Copyright Red Chair Press LLC RED CHAIR PRESS the RED CHAIR and associated logos are registered trademarks of Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Space Cat Explores STEM first published by Red Chair Press LLC Printed in the United States of America 1P CGBF17 South Egremont MA PO Box Have you ever made a sandcastle at the beach A sandcastle is a kind of structure STRUCKsher Buildings are structures where people live work and do all kinds of other activities Sandcastles are temporary structures Waves wash them away quickly Buildings are permanent structures Engineers plan them carefully to last a long long time Bridges towers dams and tunnels are permanent structures too Come along with Space Cat and her friend Dog to discover the secrets of amazing buildings and structures Look for important new words in bold letters Buildings and structures come in many different shapes and sizes but each one is an important part of the world humans made Each one is a place for people to do some important activity such as going to school buying groceries driving across a river or seeing a doctor Without buildings and structures modern life would not be possible Try It Space Cat How many different kinds of buildings and structures can you think of Make a list Think about how they are different from each other Dog Dont forget to list shelters for your animals Do you think a cave is a safe place to sleep Thousands of years ago there were no human made structures People roamed from place to place hunting animals and gathering plants to eat They slept in caves

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Being a Good Citizen

RedChairPress — Mon, 07 Jul 2025 22:12:11 +0000

Whether it's raising money for a charity or cleaning up a park, getting involved in your community is a great way to help others and feel good about yourself.

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volunteering, charity, environment, helpers, leadership, teamwork, civic, responsibility

A KIDS GUIDE TO COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT by Rachelle Kreisman by Rachelle Kreisman with illustrations by Tim Haggerty with illustrations by Tim Haggerty Being a Good CitizenPlease visit our website at wwwredchairpresscom for more highquality products for young readers Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Prepared by The Donohue Group Inc Kreisman Rachelle Being a good citizen a kids guide to community involvement by Rachelle Kreisman with illustrations by Tim Haggerty First edition pages illustrations cm Start smart community Summary Whether its raising money for a charity spending time with a senior citizen or cleaning up a park getting involved in your community is a great way to help others and feel good about yourself Includes fun facts Interest age level Edition statement supplied by publisher Includes index Issued also as an ebook ISBN library hardcover ISBN paperback Community lifeJuvenile literature Public officersJuvenile literature Social serviceJuvenile literature VoluntarismJuvenile literature Community life Public officers Social service Voluntarism I Haggerty Tim II Title HM761 K744 Copyright Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Illustration credits p Tim Haggerty Photo credits Cover p1 top inset large bottom iStock p top large bottom small top left small middle left top Shutterstock p Courtesy of the author Rachelle Kreisman This series first published by Red Chair Press LLC Printed in the United States of America 1P WRZF15 South Egremont MA PO Box Table of Contents CHAPTER Community Living CHAPTER Elected Officials CHAPTER Get Involved CHAPTER Be a Role Model CHAPTER Help Others CHAPTER Protect Earth CHAPTER Get Started Glossary What Did You Learn For More Information Index Words in bold type are defined in the glossary CHAPTER Community Living Everyone is part of a community A community is a place where people live work and play Each community is made up of neighborhoods Those neighborhoods are made up of people You are one of those people So you are part of a community Good citizens make the community a better place A citizen is a person who lives in a certain place It can be a town or city state or country How can you be a good citizen Make a difference in your community Learn about your elected officials and follow rules Get involved in community activities Be a good neighbor and help others Do you want to learn more Of course you do Keep reading to find out more about how you can be a good citizen JUST JOKING Q How did the ocean greet its neighbor A It waved CHAPTER Elected Officials The United States has elected officials Citizens vote them into office Elected officials make rules called laws They also make decisions about taxes and how government money should be spent The country has a national government It makes laws that say how the United States should be run The president is the leader of the country Americans choose officials by voting FUN FACT The capital of the United States is Washington DC It is named after George Washington the first US president Washington DC is a district that is not part of a state The DC stands for District of Columbia

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People Who Help

RedChairPress — Mon, 07 Jul 2025 22:08:14 +0000

Heroes are all around us. They are people in the community who help others stay safe and be well, teach us, and protect our homes and businesses.

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community, helpers, safety, teaching, protection, service, heroes, teamwork

A KIDS GUIDE TO COMMUNITY HEROES by Rachelle Kreisman with illustrations by Tim Haggerty People Who HelpPlease visit our website at wwwredchairpresscom for more highquality products for young readers Special thanks to our community heroes Police Department of Egremont MA Fire Department of Great Barrington MA Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Prepared by The Donohue Group Inc Kreisman Rachelle People who help a kids guide to community heroes by Rachelle Kreisman with illustrations by Tim Haggerty First edition pages illustrations cm Start smart community Summary Heroes are all around us people who help others stay safe and well and protect our homes and businesses Includes fun facts Interest age level Edition statement supplied by publisher Includes index Issued also as an ebook ISBN library hardcover ISBN paperback Community lifeJuvenile literature Public safetyJuvenile literature Medical personnelJuvenile literature Refuse collectorsJuvenile literature School crossing guardsJuvenile literature Community life Public safety Medical personnel Refuse collectors School crossing guards I Haggerty Tim II Title HM761 K741 Copyright Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Illustration credits p Tim Haggerty Photo credits Cover p Marisa Burntitus for RCP p Dreamstime p left center right Shutterstock p Courtesy of the author Rachelle Kreisman This series first published by Red Chair Press LLC Printed in the United States of America 2P WRZF15 South Egremont MA PO Box Table of Contents CHAPTER Community Life CHAPTER Police Officers CHAPTER Firefighters CHAPTER Doctors and Nurses CHAPTER Dentists and Hygienists CHAPTER Trash Collectors CHAPTER Crossing Guards CHAPTER Thank You Helpers Glossary What Did You Learn For More Information Index Words in bold type are defined in the glossary CHAPTER Community Life Did you know that you are part of a community A community is a place where people live work and play It is made up of neighborhoods Those neighborhoods are made up of families Three kinds of communities are urban suburban and rural Urban areas are cities with tall buildings and many people Suburban areas are near cities People often live in houses and small apartments Rural areas have fewer people and more land Farms are often found there Think about your community Do you live in an urban suburban or rural place Communities can be large cities or small towns People in a community have many kinds of jobs Some people work to help others They are community helpers They include police officers firefighters and doctors just to name a few Would you like to learn more Keep reading to get the scoop on jobs that helpers do JUST JOKING Q What runs through neighborhoods but does not move A Roads CHAPTER Police Officers Police officers protect people and their property The officers make sure people follow laws Laws are rules made by the government to keep order Each police officer has a certain area to patrol The officer checks the area to make sure it is safe Most officers travel in police cars The cars have flashing lights and sirens They alert people that police are coming Flashing lights and sirens tell people help is on the way

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Places We Go

RedChairPress — Mon, 07 Jul 2025 22:05:32 +0000

Urban communities have many tall buildings while rural communities have smaller and fewer buildings. But all have some places in common. These provide goods or services that make communities livable.

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community, buildings, services, helpers, goods, neighborhood, informational, civic

A KIDS GUIDE TO COMMUNITY BUILDINGS by Rachelle Kreisman with illustrations by Tim Haggerty Places We GoPlease visit our website at wwwredchairpresscom for more highquality products for young readers Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Prepared by The Donohue Group Inc Kreisman Rachelle Places we go a kids guide to community buildings by Rachelle Kreisman with illustrations by Tim Haggerty First edition pages illustrations cm Start smart community Summary Learn about the buildings in both large and small communities that provide goods or services and make these communities more livable Includes fun facts Interest age level Edition statement supplied by publisher Includes index Issued also as an ebook ISBN library hardcover ISBN paperback Community lifeJuvenile literature LibrariesJuvenile literature SchoolsJuvenile literature Postal serviceJuvenile literature HospitalsJuvenile literature Community life Libraries Schools Postal service Hospitals I Haggerty Tim II Title HM761 K742 Copyright Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Illustration credits p Tim Haggerty Photo credits Cover p inset bottom Marisa Burntitus for RCP p inset iStock p left large inset top Shutterstock p right18 large large top Dreamstime p bottom Courtesy of the author Rachelle Kreisman This series first published by Red Chair Press LLC Printed in the United States of America 1P WRZF15 South Egremont MA PO Box Table of Contents CHAPTER What Is a Community CHAPTER School CHAPTER Library CHAPTER Post Office CHAPTER Grocery Store CHAPTER Hospital CHAPTER Gas Station CHAPTER Bank CHAPTER So Many Places Glossary What Did You Learn For More Information Index Words in bold type are defined in the glossary CHAPTER What is a Community Hooray for the community A community is a place where people live work and play It is made up of neighborhoods There you will find homes and people Who lives in one of those neighborhoods You That makes you part of a community People in a community help each other and work together They share roads parks and buildings Can you name some buildings in a community They include markets schools libraries and hospitals Many people work at those places They provide goods and services Goods are things that people can buy or borrow such as food and books Services are things that people do for each other Teaching and medical care are services DID YOU KNOW Three kinds of communities are urban suburban and rural Urban areas are cities They have tall buildings and many people Suburban areas are near cities People often live in houses and apartments Rural areas have fewer people and more land Farms and villages are often found there CHAPTER School Where do many kids go to learn School Most kids start Kindergarten around age five That is the first year of elementary school Teachers plan lessons for many subjects They teach math reading science and social studies Kids usually stay in one classroom for most of the day They may go to other teachers for art music library and gym DID YOU KNOW About million kids go to public schools Some kids go to private schools Other kids go to school at home How many school buildings are in your community

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Things We Do

RedChairPress — Mon, 07 Jul 2025 22:00:03 +0000

In communities large and small, we find goods and services. But we also find places for fun and enjoyment to keep us happy and healthy

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community, helpers, services, goods, cooperation, fun, neighborhoods, teamwork.

A KIDS GUIDE TO COMMUNITY ACTIVITY by Rachelle Kreisman with illustrations by Tim Haggerty Things We DoPlease visit our website at wwwredchairpresscom for more highquality products for young readers Publishers CatalogingInPublication Data Prepared by The Donohue Group Inc Kreisman Rachelle Things we do a kids guide to community activity by Rachelle Kreisman with illustrations by Tim Haggerty First edition pages illustrations cm Start smart community Summary In communities we not only find goods and services but we also find places for fun and enjoyment to keep us happy and healthy Includes fun facts Interest age level Edition statement supplied by publisher Includes index Issued also as an ebook ISBN library hardcover ISBN paperback Community lifeJuvenile literature ParksJuvenile literature TheatersJuvenile literature SportsJuvenile literature MuseumsJuvenile literature Community life Parks Theaters Sports Museums I Haggerty Tim II Title HM761 K743 Copyright Red Chair Press LLC All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced stored in an information or retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means electronic mechanical including photocopying recording or otherwise without the prior written permission from the Publisher For permissions contact inforedchairpresscom Illustration credits p Tim Haggerty Photo credits Cover p small small large iStock p top small Shutterstock p Berkshire Theater Group p large Dreamstime p Bob Gambling Photo Courtesy of the SoNo Switch Tower Museum p Courtesy of the author Rachelle Kreisman This series first published by Red Chair Press LLC Printed in the United States of America 1P WRZF15 South Egremont MA PO Box Table of Contents CHAPTER Community CHAPTER Parks CHAPTER Movie Theaters CHAPTER Live Theater CHAPTER Sports CHAPTER Museums CHAPTER Community Centers CHAPTER So Much to Do Glossary What Did You Learn For More Information Index Words in bold type are defined in the glossary CHAPTER Community Think about your neighborhood What do you see You may see people pets and homes You may also see buildings roads cars and trees Your neighborhood is part of a community A community is a place where people live work and play Some communities are busy cities Others have fewer people and more land What do they all have in common They have places to meet peoples needs Those places include schools hospitals gas stations and banks Do you like to have fun You are not alone Many JUST JOKING people in a community work hard They also like to do fun activities Communities have places where people can go to do just that Parks movie theaters and ice skating rinks are just a few of those places Keep reading to learn more about the fun you can have in a community Q Where do cows go for fun A To the moovies CHAPTER Parks Most communities have parks They are outdoor spaces for the public to enjoy Community parks are usually owned and operated by the city or state The parks have trees for shade grass and flowers They also have benches so people can sit and relax Parks often have playgrounds for kids Play on the slide swings and monkey bars You can also bring a ball or Frisbee to play catch Walk play tag and run around Going to the park is good exercise

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Start Sweating!

RedChairPress — Mon, 07 Jul 2025 19:32:34 +0000

There are many ways to be active. Some ways are good for you and keep you healthy. Learn why it is important to be active and discover the fun in sweating for a healthy body.

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