Examines the various patterns found on some animals such as the zebra, tiger, ladybug, leopard, rattlesnake, pineapple fish, peacock, and turtle and describes why their patterns are important for their survival.

See some things that are red.

Do you need to get something done fast? Maybe you can use loops to get it done! Learn about the codes all around us in Loops: Repeat, Repeat! Sing along as you learn to Code It!

Follows a pair of children as they identify a variety of things that are white while playing outside.

A boy observes some of the many things that are brown while sharing a day at the zoo with his brother.

Introduces young readers to the color orange, with illustrations of such red items as a sweater, leaves, pumpkin, flowers, oranges, and a sunset.

A boy observes some of the many things that are tan while on a camping trip in the desert with his dad.

An introduction to ducks, including where they live, what they eat, how they grow, and how they assist humankind.

Easy to read text and simple illustrations provide facts about a day in the life of a chicken.

Ow! Tasha the tiger has a terrible toothache. Milo and Eddie want to help their friend, and who better to turn to than a hippopotamus? Will this toothy dentist cure the horrible ache?