Most Popular Books by Sarah Albee

Follow Elmo as he plays Follow the Leader and learn about opposites, action words, and more.

James finds "treasure" wherever he goes.

Readers can learn to count from one to ten as each little Oreo cookie is dunked in milk, twisted, stacked, and shared on every page in this sturdy shaped board book. Full-color illustrations.

The Sesame Street gang visits with such local heroes as police officers, fire fighters, life guards, and doctors.

Elmo fans of all ages are sure to love this adorable bedtime helper! This adorable kit includes a 3" mini night-light of everyone's favorite furry red monster, Elmo. The kit also includes a mini version of the classic Elmo book Time for Bed, Elmo!, featuring the complete text and illustrations from the original story.

"Kids will love helping Zoe dance her way through the pages of this adorable book ..."--Cover back.

Elmo loves everything in his life.

You'll be laughing all the way to the end of this funny joke book featuring Sesame Street favorites Ernie and Bert.

On "Take Your Little Monster to Work Day," Zoe accompanies her father to his office, where she learns about shapes from the various objects she finds there.

Easy-to-read, rhyming text follows a mischievous cat and dog as they compete for their owner's attention when he comes home to feed them.

Max and his saxophone can handle any problem, from cheering up a sad friend to replacing a bent box.

What kind of museum displays wriggling mummies, shifty-eyed paintings, and suits of armor that pinch visitors? A haunted one! Miss Match's second grade class is in for some spooky and silly surprises.

A group of friends has fun playing in or near the water one very hot day.

Elmo loves everything in his life.

In 1853, orator and former slave Frederick Douglass delivers a speech about his early days as a slave boy in Baltimore and the unique way he learned to read and write. He then encounters two members of the audience who share memories of those boyhood days

There’s zero time to waste! Bestselling author Sarah Albee teams up with GrowNYC to share strategies to produce zero waste in this resource-packed activist handbook. New York City has the largest school system in the United States, with over one million enrolled in its public schools. That’s a lot of students—and a lot of trash. Bestselling nonfiction author Sarah Albee teams up with GrowNYC, the largest environmental organization in NYC, with the actionable goal of helping city schools achieve zero waste by 2030 through initiatives like Plastic Free Lunch Day—and more! This comprehensive sustainability handbook is both a crash-course in how recycling works and a step-by-step activist’s guide to creating a greener future on an individual and community level. Uncover the messy history of trash and recycling in NYC and see, step-by-step, where trash goes when we throw it “away” today. Discover practical, kid-friendly solutions to reduce classroom waste, from swap events, to recycling inspections, to food sharing tables, and more! Team up with educators and administrators with “Teacher Tips,” including hands-on environmental experiments that require few supplies for cost-effectiveness and eco-friendliness. Learn about the types of composting and which might be most effective for your community. Get hands-on with practical instructions on how to start a Green Team—a school-wide organization dedicated to reducing waste—and ways to monitor your school’s progress in getting to Zero Waste. Access ready-made reproduceables such as recycling inspection rating cards, Green Team applications. . . everything you need! Sarah Albee’s nonfiction middle grade educates, engages, and empowers activists to show that no matter who we are—a student, a teacher; an individual, a community—we’re all on the same team: the Green Team! A Books for a Better Earth™ Title The Books for a Better Earth™ collection is designed to inspire young people to become active, knowledgeable participants in caring for the planet they live on. Focusing on solutions to climate change challenges, the collection looks at how scientists, activists, and young leaders are working to safeguard Earth’s future.

It is April 1930 in India. Philosopher and political activist Mohandas Gandhi and his followers end their three-week march to the sea to gather salt. This act of nonviolent defiance against their British rulers brings India's quest for independence to the

The Sesame Street gang visits with such local heroes as police officers, fire fighters, life guards, and doctors.

Join Winnie-the-Pooh and his friends on a picnic for an introduction to different types of bugs.

Elmo makes a visit to the hair salon in search of a lost puppy.

Blue has a nightmare when she falls asleep at a sleepover.

Pooh and his friends are afraid they may be too late for dinner at Owl's house one evening until Owl explains why the sun set so early.

Teacher's Guide for Text Connections title Thomas Jefferson un arquitecto estadounidense (Does Not Contain Common Core Indicators)