Cuentos cortos para niños A Lee no le gusta el jabón.Únete a Lee, un pequeño niño que debe aprender a limpiarse.¿A tus niños les gusta bañarse?¿A tus niños les gusta jugar en el lodo?“A Lee no le gusta el jabón” cuenta la historia de un pequeño niño muy cabeza dura que aprende de la forma más dura que los baños son muy importantes.A Lee le encanta jugar en el lodo y ensuciarse, pero no le gusta limpiarse.El y todo el pueblo se ven obligados a lidiar con las consecuencias de las acciones de Lee cuando se rehúsa a tomar un baño.Lee aprende que un baño es una parte importante de crecer de forma sana y fuerte y le promete al médico que siempre usará jabón de ahora en más. Esta historia también es una buena forma para que los padres y sus hijos hablen sobre la importancia de la buena higiene y también puede servir como una buena herramienta para los profesionales de la salud pública. Es un gran cuento para contar antes de ir a dormir y lo puede leer toda la familia.Lee debe cepillar su cabello.Lee es un niño con un problema: ¡tiene lodo en todo su cabello!¿Tus niños se quejan al cepillarse el cabello?¿Les disgustan otras actividades relacionadas a la higiene?“Lee debe cepillar su cabello” es la historia de un niño pequeño que prefiere meterse en un lago que intentar limpiarse. No le gusta tomarse su tiempo para ocuparse de su cabello rebelde. Cuando su cabello se llena de lodo, Lee se ve obligado a lidiar con el problema, literal. La historia es una buena forma para que los padres y sus hijos hablen sobre la importancia de la buena higiene y también puede ser una buena herramienta para los profesionales de la salud pública. Es una gran historia para contar antes de ir a dormir que puede leer toda la familia. Lee limpia su habitación.Únete a Lee a medida que aprende sobre una tarea importante: limpiar su habitación.
Bestselling Mr. Panda is back with bedtime fun for everyone!
It is time for bed and Mr. Panda reminds his friends Hippopotamus, Skunk, Sheep, and Sloth that they each have forgotten to do something. Skunk has forgotten to take a bath, Hippopotamus needs to brush his teeth, Sloth is too tired to move, and much more. Mr. Panda is there to remind them of the steps they've missed. As Lemur eventually finds out, however, even Mr. Panda can make a bedtime mistake!
Steve Antony combines the ever-popular bedtime theme with the humor and fun that only Mr. Panda can bring.
Little Blue Car Gets Lost is a bedtime story for young children written in rhyme.
The story features delightful color illustrations that are certain to be enjoyed by young readers of all ages.
Little Blue is now confident in his driving abilities and offers to go to the store for his mom.
She asks him if he’s sure he knows the way and Little Blue says that he does.
However, he soon finds that the city can be a confusing place and gets lost,
needing help to find his way to the store and to get back home..
Young children will identify with Little Blue as he realizes that he perhaps still needs help and isn’t
quite as grown up as he thinks. Parents and teachers can also use the
Little Blue Gets Lost story to teach children the dangers of getting lost,
being apprehensive, and asking for help when they need it,
while learning from their many life experiences as they grow up.
Little Blue Gets Lost is ideal for reading at bedtime with younger children.
However, older children will also enjoy reading this book on their own and be
thoroughly entertained with Little Blue’s latest adventure in the big wide world.
Grandma's tiny house stays small as her family grows and this time as they all gather she wonders will everyone fit inside?
A fantastic feast unfolds as family and friends and neighbors arrive with lots of food and energy until...the walls bulge! "There is no more space! How will we all eat in this too-tiny place?" One of the "fifteen hungry grandchildren" provides the solution in this rhyming, counting story of a large, impromptu gathering that celebrates the joys of family, friends and food.
Teach your children to look after their teeth.
Jarod Giraffe likes to be clean, but he forgets to brush his teeth. One day, his tooth really hurts and he has to go to the dentist. Can the dentist fix his tooth?
This children's audio storybook teaches your children:
- To brush your teeth every day
- To not be afraid of the dentist
- To keep clean
Jarod Giraffe Goes to the Dentist is a wonderful bedtime story for all ages that’s told through rhyming verses. This audio storybook is a fun and exciting adventure.
Laugh-aloud humor abounds when David can't resist bugging his big brother. In this funny romp, David careens from one mischievous antic to the next... until he finally wins his brother's approval.
Little-brother antics have never been so endearing -- or true to life! David Shannon's beloved character in his bestselling book No, David! captures the attention and hearts of young children as few characters can. Readers relish David's exuberance, defiance, and wildly energetic curiosity, and when there's trouble, you can bet "David did it!" Now he's taunting his older brother by eating his Halloween candy, making a bathroom mess, and following him up the tree house. "You're too little!" won't stop David's tricks in this all-time "read it again" favorite.
When make-believe Princess Jessica throws a royal ball, she delivers invitations to her loyal subjects, picks out her best ball gown, and even loses her slipper. If only her sister wasn't such a royal pain!
Groovy Joe is back, and this time he's singing a groovy rendition of a favorite preschool song! Are you ready to sing along?
#1 New York Times bestsellers Eric Litwin (Pete the Cat: I Love My White Shoes) and Tom Lichtenheld (Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site) are back, and adding a groovy twist to the classic children's song "If You're Happy and You Know It." This story will have little ones singing, dancing, and grooving along to a new favorite beat.
Signature rhyme, repetition, and musical writing style come together to create a character that will have you singing all day long. Groovy Joe is back, ready to get groovy!
America's favorite dinosaurs romp and roar as they soak books in the bathtub, throw them, and finally learn how to enthusiastically -- and carefully -- read them...with Mama and Papa at bedtime.
Get ready to laugh at this lighthearted, heartwarming, and funny approach to books!
Children sometimes feel the task of learning to read is overwhelming, but the winning combination of rhyme and illustrations here provide a perfect way to present the subject in a comical, engaging, and nonjudgmental way. The contrast of enormous dinosaurs in kid-sized bedrooms (with human parents) adds irresistible humor as families explore the do's and don'ts of reading. Both practical and engaging, this book shows dinosaurs getting into all sorts of reading-related trouble! But of course, in the end, the dinosaurs learn how to carefully handle their books, read out loud, and read a lot!
Each book in the endlessly popular How Do Dinosaurs series is a combination of childish antics followed by a gentle lesson -- with over 14.5 million books in print. This book, the twelfth, ends with pages designed to get your own little dinosaur excited about learning to read -- especially this word: Dinosaur!
Award-winning author and illustrator Mark Teague tells his humorous version of the beloved fairy tale classic Jack and the Beanstalk with a delicious twist!
FEE FI FO FUM!
When Jack trades the family cow for a handful of magic beans, he gets more beans than he ever expected or wanted. It's bean porridge for breakfast! Bean salad for lunch! Bean chowder for dinner! It doesn't take long before Jack is tired of eating nothing but beans--no matter how nutritious!
But just as he's about to chop down his magic beanstalk, he meets a grumpy giant, who is just as sick and tired of beans as he is. Together, Jack and the giant cook up a plan to plant a vegetable garden full of tomatoes, corn, carrots, and russet potatoes that's bound to satisfy everyone.
A deliciously zany retelling of Jack and the Beanstalk from author Mark Teague that ends with one happy boy, a satisfied giant, and a large plate of french fries.
