African Dance

Meet a young Inuit girl and her family. Learn why they sometimes live in an igloo and what life in an igloo is like.

Join an African Dance troupe as they get ready for their show. See how they move and learn where the dances came from.

Meet Madison, a Chinese American girl who thinks being adopted into a great family is the best thing.

From the sink to the lake, a group of children have fun splashing in the water.

Join two best friends, an Asian Indian boy and girl, as they spend an active day outdoors running, climbing, sliding, and more.

A bird can fly. A plane can fly.

What else can fly?

A young Asian American girl and her dog Boo visit with elderly people, showing how rewarding it can be to help others.

Three African American siblings are preparing their horse, Twister, for a horse show. Come see the tricks they teach Twister.

Join a girl named Tuti, who lives in Bali, as she gets ready to be in a play. Learn everything she does to prepare-from practicing traditional dances to putting on a very special costume.

Meet children from different lands.

See their different kinds of homes.

Shapes are everywhere, even where we play. In this colorfully photographed book, two children find all of the basic shapes in the equipment on their playground.

Rain falls on grass.

Rain falls on rocks.

Where else does rain fall?

There's going to be a classroom fiesta and it's time to make decorations. See how two Latino children turn some plain colored napkins into a colorful cut paper banner.

While spending the day working on their farm, a Latina girl and her father discover that working together is lots of fun.

A Chinese American boy watches his mother, an artist, as she colorfully paints several things, including him!

Follow along step-by-step as a young boy and his mother make a Korean dish, Bibim bap, for the whole family to enjoy

Meet a young boy named Leo who lives in Costa Rica. Learn all of the things Leo knows about the butterflies that live in the rainforest near his home.

Getting ready to go outside on a chilly day, an African American girl needs to ask her mom for lots of help-from finding her gloves to opening the heavy door. After all this help, she gives her mom a very special "thank you."

A Pueblo girl learns the traditional art of making pottery from her grandmother.

Open this book to meet some people who help us every day.

Come see what's cooking as an African American girl and her grandfather stir up a yummy batch of gumbo chock full of delicious ingredients.

Two African American brothers go fishing with their father and discover it's not what you catch that its important, it's how much fun you have.

Three Latina girls show how to make a colorful fish print.

Many animals come from eggs.

Read about some of them

in this book.

Join two friends counting pumpkins-

and find a surprise at the end!

Follow along with these easy steps as a boy and girl demonstrate the Latino tradition of making cascarones. These confetti-filled eggs are fun to make and break!

A young Chinese American girl is spending the day in Chinatown with her mother. With so many interesting things to buy, how will she spend her money?

Look inside this book to find out if you really can eat a rainbow.

Big wild cats and little tame cats.

Are they alike? Look inside and see.