Best Selling Books by Janelle Cherrington

Shows the homes of an eagle, fox, bear, and bee in an easytoread text that incorporates phonics instruction and rebuses.

Phonics Readers is a recognized leader in helping you teach phonics and phonemic awareness, within the context of content-area reading. Content area focus: Teeth; Phonics Skills: long e (e, ea, ee); r-, l-, s-blends

An introduction to different kinds of Native American baskets, describing what they are used for and how they are made using an easy-to-read text that incorporates phonics instruction.

Bear, Ojo, and Tutter investigate the disappearance of things in the Big Blue House.

Introduces Robert McCloskey, Virginia Hamilton, Jane Yolen, and Allen Say, and describes the steps they have followed to write and/or illustrate some of their famous books.

Native American baskets aren''t just useful for carrying and storing items. Many of these baskets are also considered works of art. Native American basket makers use their skills to turn local materials, such as cornhusks and grass, into beautiful baskets. In Baskets of Native Americans you will practice some key phonics skills while learning how some Native Americans make their baskets.

While getting ready for school, a little boy almost wears his pajamas to school and forgets his lunch. Luckily, his parents are there to help remind him.

An early reading program using short books designed to help young readers practice with simple sounds and letters. Each book concentrates on sounds and sight words, while reviewing elements taught in previous books.

People aren''t the only ones who need homes. Animals need them too. In ''Animal Homes'' you will practice your phonics skills while learning where different types of animals live.

"Jane and Jake get a big box. It has puppets in it and a kit to make a puppet stage. What happens next?"--Page 4 cover

People and animals need to eat food to stay healthy and alive. In order to eat, we need our teeth. In Terrific Teeth you will practice your phonics skills while learning about different kinds of teeth and why they are so important to people and animals.

Level 2 Reading Together From the earliest stages of sounding out words to the excitement of reading a whole book without help, Ready-to-Read books open up a world of possibilities to children at four different levels: Pre-Level 1: Recognizing Words Level 1: Starting to Read Level 2: Reading Together Level 3: Reading Alone The Commvee''s air-conditioning breaks down in 120-degree heat, and Eliza thinks she and Debbie can survive just fine for the afternoon. But when Debbie challenges Eliza to live like the animals outside, the heat is on!

"The discovery of an iron rock hammer leads Timothy and Meredith on a history mystery. Find out what they learn about the hammer''s owner and their town"--Page 4 of cover.

Features words containing the letter "r."

Jim Henson''s popular children''s television show "Bear in the Big Blue House" comes to life as readers are treated to a colorful and scent-sational tour of Bear''s home.

CatDog find themselves in a universe parallel to Nearburg, where they meet DogCat, a creature stranger than they are. Everything''s topsy-turvy in this strange universe, and CatDog can''t wait to get home. But will they be able to leave? Find out in this hilariously twisted tale, in which nothing is quite what it seems.

Adapted into an 8 x 8 paperback, this is one of the most popular episodes of "Bear in the Big Blue House" in which Bear, the furry and gentle star of the series, shows Ojo and Treelo that sharing can be fun when they use their imaginations to spin an elaborate tale featuring their favorite toy, Snow Bear. Full color.

While helping Bear decorate for the holidays, his friends work together to make one of the nicest presents ever.

Bear gives Pip and Pop a special Halloween treat--fish- and clam-shaped chocolates. The otters then decide to trick Bear into loading up their bags with candy. Will their master plan actually work? Full color.

A newborn emu chick thinks Debbie is his father.

Bear loves sunny days, snowy days and rainy days, because they are all different.

Book summary: See what makes Dad sad and glad.

Bear just loves dirt: there are so many things you can do with it too. You can plant in it, dig it, even make a home in it. Best of all, you can get really messy Let Bear show you more in this lift-the-flap board book.

Simple text and photographs of bears explain what bears like.

The boys and girls at Silly Town School come up with imaginative ideas for a class pet.

What is on the farm? A field is on the farm. A tractor is, too. What else can you find on the farm?

"Do you love horses? Read all about them."--Page [4] of cover.

Simple text and illustrations presents different shapes that a cloud can form.

Learn to read with Clifford and his friends. In this story we are learning about the sounds "ck" and "--Ick."