Mk Smith Despres

Join a childcare class during outside playtime as they discover the colours in the world around them! It’s time to head outside to play and look at the colours around us! There’s a red slide, black ants marching across the sand, and even brown mud pies. What other colours can you spot? Introduces colours to toddlers Shows a diverse cast of toddlers going through their daily routines at childcare Last page encourages interactive learning with a seek-and-find of the colours featured throughout the book

Join a childcare class as they get ready for naptime and learn about opposites! “It’s time to rest,” our teachers say. So let’s stretch our arms high, then hang them low. Our mouths open to yawn, and eyes close to sleep. When we wake up, some of us are smiling and others frown. What other opposites will we learn as we go from one part of the day to the next? Introduces opposites to toddlers Shows a diverse cast of toddlers going through their daily routines at childcare Last page encourages interactive learning of opposites

Join a class of kids at daycare as they find numbers 1 to 10 throughout the day, at drop-off, snack time, rest time, and on the playground – then say goodbye at pickup time together! This bilingual Arabic and English book is perfect for kids and caregivers to practice counting skills and prepare for starting childcare. Develop early English and Arabic language skills A counting book to reinforce early math learning Relatable setting for kids in childcare settings

Join a class of kids at daycare as they find shapes all around the classroom! In our day care class, it's time to play. Let's find shapes along the way! There are triangles, squares, diamonds, and other shapes in the paintings, blocks, and dolls. What other shapes can you find? Introduce early math and geometry concepts Shows a diverse cast of toddlers during play time at a daycare Seek-and-find shapes from the last page throughout the book

Join a daycare class as they count from 1 to 10 throughout the day! At drop off there's one kiss goodbye, one hug hello, and ten waves goodbye when it's time to go. Count through the day from playtime to naptime at daycare! Introduces early math and counting concepts Shows a diverse cast of toddlers going through their daily routines at daycare Seek-and-and items through out the book from the last page

For graduation, for Mother's Day, for Valentine's Day, for every day: a resonant celebration of the joys and challenges of growing up . . . and life itself. There's That Sun Again is a beginner's guide to the rhythm of life. Follow two children through one extraordinary, ordinary school day. They swing from sunbeams, bathe in crashing waves of noise and tide pools of quiet, fall down, get up, and walk home on air, band aids on elbows, ready for rest in loving family's arms. Each high--the beautiful sun--meets with a low--its unbearable heat--which is followed by something else entirely different--rain --that makes each piece of the day feel like an important part of the same puzzle. Across the course of the book, these two children will find each other, and rescue each other, again and again. Being a child can feel like being buffeted along by a huge force out of your control. At any moment, something incredible could happen--but so could something scary, or sad, or hard--and everything is always changing. Learning to cope means learning the cycles, the things you can depend on. This book illuminates that cycle, showing that every day has its ups and downs and back agains--and empowers readers to meet this emotional turbulence with strength, self-knowledge, and wonder. Mk Smith Despres's effortlessly poetic text soars and dips, capturing bliss, sorrow, calm and uncertainty with a crystal-clear lens. Julie Benbassat's artwork is nothing short of unforgettable. There's That Sun Again is cut from the best cloth of fantasy: the kind whose magic reflects the world exactly as it feels.

A sad sack frog, who bemoans his inability to sing like a bird, discovers the vital role he's meant to play in his woodland home in this debut picture book from Mk Smith Despres, gorgeously illustrated by award-winning artist Hyewon Yum.Every morning as the sun rises, Bernardo the frog loves greeting the day by listening to the beautiful birdsong that fills the woods with joy. Inspired, Bernardo attempts to sing, too... but his croaking voice doesn't quite have the same effect. No matter what he does, Bernardo feels graceless and like he just doesn't add up. Dejected and down in the dumps, Bernardo sees no place for himself, until a woodland neighbor praises the hushed sounds that dusk brings, thus awakening Bernardo to his place in the woods' great symphony.