One Story A Day Book 2: Book 2 for February

Education & Teaching

Leonard Judge

Scott Paterson

Yang Lui

Schools & Teaching

DC Canada Education Publishing

Based on the game Teddyx Mania Award: Highest rating by Canadian Toy Testing Council Approved by the Ontario Ministry of Education. Children will develop logical skills, important math concepts, and reading and writing readiness as they enjoy discovering the order of nine Smarti bears racing down the zig-zagging trail.

Zig Zag Logic Brain Game

Children's Books

Ghanotakis, George

Activities, Crafts & Games

La petite prison dans la prairie: Le droit de jouer en toute liberté

Dustin Milligan

<p>Three Little Piggy Banks is a story that teaches the basic principles of personal financial management.\nThe twins, Ella and Andy, receive three piggy banks each for their 5th birthday when they have their hearts set on a camera and a bike. Their parents explain that the twins will start to receive an allowance of three dollars a week that they will divide into three piggy banks called Saving, Sharing and Spending. When Ella and Andy meet their goal of saving five dollars each, their parents will help them buy the gifts they wanted.\nYoung readers will learn about delayed gratification, the importance of sharing, how to set a goal for saving, and how good it feels to buy something special while living within one’s means.\nThe author, Pamela George, is dedicated to financial management and helping others escape the cycle of poverty and debt. Three Little Piggy Banks will put kids on the right track for a future of financial stability. Kids are encouraged to personalize their piggy banks and decorate them with pictures associated with their dreams and goals.\nThe book comes with a handy tracking sheet to help them manage their savings, spending, and donations.</p>

Three Little Piggy Banks: Financial Literacy for Children

George, Pamela

Education & Reference

One Story a Day: Book 1 for January (One Story a Day for Intermediate Readers)

Judge, Leonard

Paterson, Scott

Literature & Fiction

One Story a Day: Book 2 for February (One Story a Day for Intermediate Readers)

One Story a Day: Book 4 for April (One Story a Day for Intermediate Readers)

Stewart, Larry

Spicer, Genevieve

Cao, Junpo

Sun, Xiaoxin

Jonston, Kristen

One Story a Day: Book 8 for August (One Story a Day for Intermediate Readers)

One Story a Day: Book 12 for December (One Story a Day for Intermediate Readers)

<p>One Story a Day for Early Readers is a series of 365 stories, one for each day of the year, separated into 12 books. The series is designed to foster children's total development — linguistic, intellectual, social, and cultural — through the joy of reading. The stories, written by Canadian authors, are inspired by life lessons, fables from around the world, nature, science, and history. Thoughtful illustrations reinforce the concepts in the stories, enhancing the child’s understanding of the text.\nThese books will be a practical addition to any home where the intention is to develop and encourage a love of language and education.\nBook 1 for January is the first book of the series.</p>

One Story a Day for Early Readers: Book 1 for January

Burrows, Jennifer

Mcleod, Gail

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