I Can Read Level 1 (Pack Of 5)(Paperback)

Zachary's Zoo Feeding the dog and letting out the cat might seem like boring household chores, but not for imaginative zookeeper Zachary. Zachary’s Zoo inspires children to give thanks to God for allowing us to help take care of his creation. What would it be like to take care of a tiger? What do bears eat for breakfast? And what do you need to clean an eagle’s cage? Zachary knows the answers. He’s the zookeeper. And he’s glad God gave him that job. This is a Level One I Can Read! book, which means it’s perfect for children learning to sound out words and sentences. It aligns with guided reading level G and will be of interest to children Pre-K to 2nd grade. Thank You, God, For Rain From pack rats to lizards to roadrunners, these hot desert critters prepare for a celebration of the summer rain in this level-one reader. For those who think the desert is a lot of hot sand and cactus, here’s a reminder that it’s also teeming with God’s creatures! Another entry in the I Can Read™ series of books for early readers, Thank You, God, for Rain reminds youngsters that we should be grateful for even the simplest things. Intended for level-two readers, Thank You, God, for Rain is peopled with a variety of desert critters—from owls, wrens, and roadrunners to jackrabbits, lizards, and crickets—all of whom have reason to be thankful for a cool summer rain. And the clever twist at the end—they pile into a play swimming pool filled with rainwater—is sure to delight young readers! Otter and Owl and the Big Ah-choo! When Otter continues to sneeze, Owl is sure that Otter is allergic to him. Will they be able to stay friends? Kids learn about the importance of friendship in this level two book. In Otter and Owl and the Big Ah-choo! it appears that Otter is allergic—to Owl! Owl believes that they can no longer be friends, but Otter discovers the real cause of his sneezing. Otter and Owl Say I'm Sorry Otter has a new scooter and Owl wants to ride it. Otter has an idea that ends in disaster and almost ends their friendship. Will Otter be able to forgive his best friend? Owl has a big idea that ends in disaster, and he’s worried that his friendship with Otter is ruined—just like he ruined Otter’s scooter. But the friends learn about friendship and forgiveness in this level two story. Otter and Owl Set Sail Best friends Otter and Owl make a sailboat but can’t make it sail. Will they give up or call on the who can help them? The friends make a sailboat in Otter and Owl Set Sail, but there’s one problem—it doesn’t sail, even when they blow into the sail and sing sailing songs. Level two readers will learn that they themselves don’t have the power to do all things, but can call on the one who does.