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Common Core State Standards Collection Grade K
67 Titles in this Series
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A young boy discovers a whole world of transportation, from Ambulance to Zoom, as he rides with his mother through these “detailed, lively scenes.”—Booklist |
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All the little letters of the alphabet set off on a flying pencil in order to solve a very puzzling mystery! |
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One industrious Mouse constructs an alphabet with 26 sturdy verbs, dyeing the D, erasing the E, and folding the F! |
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Andy has a wagon full of letters that he brings wherever he goes, but what happens when the big kids decide that those letters look like fun? |
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These unique science readers offer simple text and vivid color photographs that help children develop vital background knowledge. |
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Bear is trying to catch a fish—if his pesky shadow will let him—in this simple lesson about the sun’s daily movement. |
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Another great title from Scholastic. Detailed description coming soon. |
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A child's observations of birds move from simple concepts (color, shape, size) to more abstract ones, about the natural environment and the power of imagination. “A perfect book.”—NY Times |
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This classic picture book tells the tale of a peddler who runs into trouble when a monkey steals his wares. |
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The favorite story of a patient little boy, a carrot seed, and a few wonderful surprises for those who wait. |
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At first these pets square off like…well, like cats and dogs. But they soon learn that in order to solve problems, they'll need to learn to work together. “Very funny.”—SLJ |
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A cheerful concept book that explores color from a cat's point of view, focusing on favorite places, toys, and activities. |
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One hundred and one numbers climb a very crowded apple tree in this bright counting book for young readers. |
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One hundred and one numbers climb a very crowded apple tree in this bright counting book for young readers. |
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The rhythmic text reads like a skipping rope chant, as the letters attempt to climb the coconut tree, only to tumble down again. |
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Children love to clap, stretch, hop, and wiggle, and none will resist those when these lovable animals ask them to do so. |
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Farmer Brown's cows like to type! When his cows start leaving him notes about their living conditions, the hilarious negotiations begin. |
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A barnyard of animals undertake a hilarious plot, right under the nose of the napping farmer. “A comical introduction to numerals.”—Publishers Weekly |
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Another great title from Scholastic. Detailed description coming soon. |
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Ward and dePaola tell the tale of Cookie, a black and white cat whose unique point of view will appeal to young readers. |
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