Capstone: 1845 books

Where are the purple galoshes? How many striped fish do you see? What color is the biggest sunflower? Test your spot-it skills with Colors and Patterns.

Learn how and why we divide in this introduction to division.

Discover the nature of symmetry as it appears in nature and the manmade world in Both Sides Are the Same.

In fall, many green leaves turn orange, yellow, and red. See how much fun you can have with leaves after they fall off the tree.

What is near, and what is far? It all depends on where you are. Play around with near and far to see how these useful words put your world in place.

In Forest Doubles, readers will learn about animals that live in the forest. They will also learn how to multiply by two as they count up the animals they see.

Learn about the difference between standard and metric measurement, along with some common measurement tools we use every day in Measure by Measure.

Review basic math facts by adding items together and Counting to Ten.

Measuring shows the kinds of things people measure and the tools that tell how long, how heavy, how far, how tall, how fast, how much, and how hot.

What color is the biggest star? Do you see a grassy green heart? Where is the blue cube? Test your spot it skills with So Many Shapes.

In Measuring Time, children learn how we measure everything from seconds to years.

The Scooby Snacks are lost! Scooby-Doo and Shaggy must use their counting skills to solve the mystery in this bright e-book.

Patterns are all around us, and readers will be more adept at Finding Patterns in their world after they enjoy this book.

It’s easy to Share and Be Fair if you understand division. Readers will get a chance to review their division facts in this problem-solving book.