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In this Level Three I Can Read, meet Iris--the new kid in town--and her soon-to-be best friend, Walter!After a move, Iris is sure that life in her new home will be just awful. There's nothing to do and no one to play with. Iris will never be happy here. Then Grandpa suggests a walk. Down the road and around the bend, they discover a huge green tree, a secret hideaway--and a boy named Walter. Maybe life far from the city won't be so lonely after all.In the beloved Iris and Walter books, the two friends discover that everything is easier when you have a best friend by your side.This Level 3 I Can Read! is written for independent readers and includes challenging words and more complex themes and stories.

In this Level Three I Can Read! best friends Iris and Walter go on a highly anticipated class trip to the aquarium.Everyone in Miss Cherry's class is excited about visiting the aquarium. Iris and Walter can't wait to sit together on the bus and see scary sharks, shimmery angelfish, and--best of all--penguins. The aquarium is everything they had hoped for, until Walter gets lost! It's a good thing his best friend, Iris, knows what to do!In the beloved Iris and Walter books, the two friends discover that everything is easier when you have a best friend by your side.This Level 3 I Can Read! is written for independent readers and includes challenging words and more complex themes and stories.

Herb is collecting food for dinner when a pair of hungry, cheeky monkeys spot him. They decide they want some of his food, but they're not very good at sharing or being fair. Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

Rory the lion comes to Canopy City, and he's hot, hungry, and tired. He splashes in Herb's tub, eats Meg's cake, and sleeps in Zig's hammock. When Herb, Meg, and Zig discover the visitor, what will they do? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

It's a hot day in Canopy City, but Zig has a feeling that a storm is coming. He decides to fix the holes in his roof. Meanwhile, his friends are relaxing by the river. When the storm arrives, they hurry back. Where will they find shelter? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

Gus and Meg are on a camping trip on an island. They have a lot of fun, but when it's time to go home, they find that their raft has floated away! How will they get back? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

It's a hot day and Herb wants to take a dip in the river, but the water has disappeared! He finds that the river is blocked by a fallen tree. Herb and his friends soon realise they have to work with the animals from the other side of the river to move it. Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

Gus and his friends are taking part in a raft race against a team of animals from the other side of the river. As they line up at the start, both teams want to win. One team takes a very early lead, but who will cross the finish line first? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

Meg the bat hears a knock at her door. Her sister has come to stay! But the next day her stepbrothers arrive, then her grandparents, and her uncles, aunties, and cousins ... There are too many bats in Meg's little house! What will she do? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

It's the day of the dance party and Zig and Jazz are very excited. However, Herb can't find his friend Pippa. Zig and Jazz help Herb in his search, meeting hyenas, flamingos, and baboons along the way. Will they find Pippa in time for the party? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

When Sneaky, a hungry tortoise, arrives in Canopy City, she proposes a competition to find the heaviest fruit. The Wild Buddies are keen to join in. After building a balance scale, everyone gathers round to see who the winner will be. Will they find out what Sneaky is up to?Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

Cora is very excited. Today she is taking part in an ice skating show. She wants to practise, but when she gets to the ice rink, she finds the ice is melting! Can Cora's friends help her to fix the problem? Will the ice rink freeze in time for the show? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

One morning while Ralf is working at the sweet shop, the shopkeeper leaves him in charge. With Netty's help, he builds a machine to clean the shop, but instead it makes more mess! Will Ralf and Netty finish cleaning the shop before the shopkeeper returns? Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

Introduce little ones to the biblical virtue of faith with this accessible and engaging board book. With this sweet board book, little ones will begin to understand how faith in God can be an important part of their lives. "Baby Faith" believes God loves him. He prays and feels certain God will answer him. He learns ways to become closer to God.  The Baby Virtues series introduces babies and toddlers to the fundamentals of Christian faith and biblical virtues. Each book in the series personifies a virtue as a lovable character to explore the importance of the virtue in a manner appropriate for young children.

This edited collection provides a comprehensive and locally situated understanding of English language teaching from the perspective of dedicated and experienced language professionals and researchers in Costa Rica.

Geology Lab for Kids is a family-friendly guide to the wonders of geology, including crystals and fossils, the layers of the earth’s crust, and the eruption of geysers and volcanoes.

Play with math! With Super Fun Math Games for Kids, make math fun for your child by playing games, solving puzzles, and learning about shapes.

It is easy to get to many places around the world these days - we can just fly there. In the early 1900s though, it was not so simple. But the Wright brothers were up to the challenge of figuring out how people could fly. With historical images and details about key events before and after the Wright brothers' innovation, this book will help kids understand the impact of the first flight on the history of aviation. Uncover the details of events that changed your world in this Pebble Explore series.

How does a search engine find just the right information? It uses a set of instructions you never see. And that wouldn't be possible without the ideas of Ada Lovelace - the first person to describe an algorithm. With historical images and an examination of key events before and after Lovelace's innovation, this book will help kids understand Lovelace's groundbreaking impact on the history of computers. Uncover the details of events that changed your world in this Pebble Explore series.

It's Cora's birthday! Her friends are preparing a surprise party for her, but everyone brings the same thing ... a cake! But then they have a great idea. Meanwhile, Cora plans a surprise of her own. Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

The monsters take part in a sandcastle competition, but Scooter's new machine doesn't work as well as he hoped! The monsters have to start again. Cora comes up with a new way to impress the judges. Stories for Maths helps develop maths success through the power of story.

Empowering children to cherish and protect their linguistic heritage. My Language Rights dives into the vibrant world of languages in our communities, showing how language is more than just words - it carries our stories, memories, and culture. Drawing on PEN International's Universal Declaration of Linguistic Rights, this book champions every child's right to their own language. It highlights the importance of recognising language rights as fundamental human rights. With engaging stories and vivid illustrations, My Language Rights inspires readers to appreciate multilingualism and how it enriches our shared experiences and knowledge. A must-read for anyone who believes in the power of language and the need to protect it.