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Sail Away With Books!
Jenkins, Steve.
Looking Down. Houghton Mifflin, 1995. (T-P)
“If you were an astronaut traveling far out in space and you looked at the earth, what
would you see?” The first sentence in this nearly wordless book of colorful collages
sets the scene for readers to journey from space down to the earth.
Johnson, Anne Akers.
Origami. Klutz, 2003. (I-Y)
Simple patterns and instructions are provided for beginning origami folders.
Jonas, Ann.
Splash. Morrow, 1997. (I)
As a little girl's turtle, fish, frogs, dog, and cat jump in and out of a backyard pond, they
are constantly changing the answer to the question, "How many are in my pond? "
Jones, Bill T.
Dance. Hyperion, 1998. (P)
This book uses poetry and photographs to introduce basic concepts of dance and dance
movements.
Kalan, Robert.
¡Salta, Ranita, Salta! Mulberry, 1996. (P-I)
In this cumulative tale, a frog runs away from many dangers until it finally gets caught.
Spanish language version of Jump, Frog, Jump!
Kalan, Robert.
Moving Day. Greenwillow, 1996. (P)
This humorous story tells about a picky hermit crab as he goes about trying on new shells
until he finds the one that “fits just right. ”
Kalman, Bobbie D.
A Canoe Trip. Crabtree, 1995. (I)
Learn about canoeing equipment and boat safety through the adventures of young
canoeists.
Karwoski, Gail Langer.
Water Beds: Sleeping in the Ocean. Sylvan Dell, 2005. (I)
This is a soothing bedtime story about mammals and how they breathe as they go to sleep
in the ocean.
Katz, Karen.
Where is Baby’s Mommy? Simon and Schuster, 2000. (T)
Little Baby’s mommy is hiding somewhere in the house. Is she under the table? Is she in
the bath? Lift the flaps and help Baby find his mommy.
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