Look at me. I go all around town.

Alex is cooking pancakes for Mom. Yum! Yum! Connect to the nonfiction text pair, Cooking Pancakes.

Little Sea Horse likes to play in the sea, but she is sad when she has no one to play with. She finds another sea horse to play with, and she is happy again. Connect to the nonfiction text pair, I Like to Play.

Shapes make a picture.

Here are my dinosaurs. You can play, too! Connect to the fiction text pair, Baby Dinosaur Can Play.

Little Sea Horse watches a variety of objects float or sink.

The children go outside and see a rainbow in the sky and learn about when rainbows can come out. They then find out about making their own rainbow by putting a glass of water on a window sill. Connect to the fiction text pair, Paint a Picture.

Little Sea Horse is looking for food in a cave. Oh, no! Big Crab is in the cave, too. Connect to the nonfiction text pair, The Aquarium.

Carrots are in the garden. Peas and tomatoes are in the garden, too. Connect to the fiction text pair, The Big Mud Puddle.

Look! Little Caterpillar is sleepy. Connect to the nonfiction text pair, Bugs.

What goes on a castle.

It's my birthday. It's my party.