"The concept of opposites is an important building block of early education. This brightly designed book explores opposites through the pairing of front and back. Familiar objects such as toys and animals are used as subjects, and simple sentences allow beginning readers to practice fluency and acquire new vocabulary. A concluding activity offers a chance for readers to assess their understanding"--

Big and small, up and down, day and night, hot and cold-these are just a few of the carefully paired words included in this engaging look at opposites. Illustrated throughout with bright cartoon dinosaurs, each opposite pairing is clearly, shown in spreads featuring concrete examples of the featured words. A concluding page shows all of the pairings side by side for further reinforcement of this important first concept.

The difference between "hot" and "cold" is, demonstrated through bright illustrations and an accessible narrative. Featuring strong picture-to-text correlation, this book allows early learners to explore these antonyms independently and build strong vocabularies as they read. On each page, beginning readers discover dinosaurs interacting with objects of different temperature, including hot cocoa and cold ice cream. This concept is, reviewed and highlighted...

Beginning readers explore the important concept of comparing and contrasting objects by weight in a way that is both fun and educational. Bright illustrations featuring cartoon dinosaurs accompany easy-to-follow text that introduces early learners to the distinction between "heavy" and "light." Readers will be, drawn to the colorful pages featuring dinosaurs interacting with common objects and animals in a way that clearly shows the difference between...

"Eustace and Clyde couldn't be more different. Eustace likes to laze around. Clyde likes adventure. But they care about each other deeply. So when their home in the tree becomes too loud and crowded, the koalas take off to find a place of their own."--Amazon.com.

"A book for new readers, showing the differences between day and night"--

"Introduces the concept of the tall and short, using repetition of words and short, simple phrases"--Provided by publisher.

Pairs of circular shapes convey opposite relationships in the arc of a day.

"Zoe and Zack are best friends. They do everything together! From going up the stairs and then down, to making each other mad and then giving hugs, Zoe and Zack share just what opposites are all about!"--Page 4 of cover.

A vibrant board book that any toddler will love and adults will enjoy reading, featuring spectacular images straight from the vaults of the national Wildlife Federation. With fantastic photos of wildlife and adorable comments, each full-page spread is story by itself. --Publisher