Red Pandas at the Zoo
In Red Pandas at the Zoo, find out more about red pandas. Red pandas aren’t actually red. They are reddish-brown. Although their name suggests it, red pandas are not closely related to the giant panda. They look more like raccoons, with their ringed tails. Red Pandas at the Zoo, part of At the Zoo Set 3, is a nonfiction/informational, Level G, Upper Emergent Reader.
Learn MoreAt the Zoo Set 3
At the Zoo Set 3 by MaryRuth Books is a set of four books about exotic, wild animals that live at the zoo. Children will be captivated by these stories of their favorite zoo animals with bright, original photography. Titles in this set include Red Pandas at the Zoo, Tortoises at the Zoo, Lions at the Zoo, and Cheetahs at the Zoo. Each book features a glossary that includes newly introduced, subject-specific words. Books may also be purchased as individual titles.
Learn MoreStripes at the Zoo
In Stripes at the Zoo, read about animals at the zoo that have stripes, including tigers, red pandas, and zebras. Stripes at the Zoo, part of At the Zoo Set 4, is a nonfiction/informational, B leveled, Early Emergent title.
Learn MoreDanny Likes Red Lap Book
Danny loves all of the colors, but has a special fondness for the color red. Read along to see all of the things Danny has that are red. Danny Likes Red Lap Book is a Level B, Early Emergent Reader. Danny Likes Red Lap Book, the larger, lap-sized version of Danny Likes Red, is the perfect size for reading aloud with children who are just beginning to read on their own.
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In Danny Likes Red, Danny loves all of the colors, but has a special fondness for the color red. Read along to see all of the things Danny has that are red. Danny Likes Red, part of Meet Danny Set 3, is a Level B, Early Emergent Reader.
Learn MoreDanny and Bee Writing Journals
The Danny and Bee Writing Journals help make writing fun! Journals are available with both red or green covers. The red journals have 1/2" writing guidelines with a dotted midline on all right-hand pages, while the left-hand pages are intentionally left blank for free writing and drawing. The pages in the green journal are all without lines.
Learn MoreTeaching Activities that Coordinate with MRB Books
Classroom activities linked to specific books help establish a purpose for reading or can make the text of the book more relevant to the reader.
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Benjamin Franklin famously said, “Tell me and I forget; teach me and I may remember; involve me and I learn.” Participating in an activity coordinated with a book increases a young reader’s background knowledge about a book’s topic, further engaging them and encouraging them to take a more active role in their own learning.
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In Cheetahs at the Zoo, learn about one of the fastest land animals. Cheetahs can run as fast as a sports car on the highway! Cheetahs at the Zoo, part of At the Zoo Set 3, is a nonfiction/informational, Level I, Early Fluent Reader.
Learn MoreLions at the Zoo
In Lions at the Zoo, read about the physical characteristics of lions and how female lions take care of their young. Lions at the Zoo, part of At the Zoo Set 3, is a nonfiction/informational, Level I, Early Fluent Reader.
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