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Tutus and leotards, pointe shoes and ribbons, stretching exercises at the barre - these are all familiar images when one is thinking of ballet. But there's much more to this historic dance form than pink tulle. There's hard work with years of study. Following the alphabet, in T is for Tutu: A Ballet Alphabet dancer Sonia Rodriguez, with husband Kurt Browning, introduces this dance form from its beginnings at the court of Louis XIV to basic positions and training to famous stage roles. L is for t

Tacheté et Moucheté (Crabtree Blossoms: Level 4)

Tacheté est un dalmatien enjoué. Moucheté est un chat marbré tranquille. Quand leur maîtresse, madame Green, travaille à sa boutique de fleurs, elle s’attend à ce que ses animaux de compagnie s’entendent bien. En particulier pendant les jours de f-te! Mais c’est une grosse commande pour Tacheté et Moucheté û deux animaux complètement différents. Les lecteurs riront avec ce duo improbable alors qu’ils se chamaillent comme chien et chat, puis apprennent le secret pour bien s’entendre. Chaque livre

Tails and Tales (Phonics Fun—Chapter Books)

Draw in striving readers with fun stories that feature furry friends and other animals. Each title in this series is carefully crafted to engage readers, enhance phonics, and boost reading proficiency and understanding.

Tails from the Animal Shelter

Did you know that more than six million pets arrive annually at community animal shelters in the United States? Of that number over three million are dogs. Shelters take in cats, kittens, birds, reptiles, and even domestic farm animals. And there are many reasons why these animals need to go to shelters. Some of the animals are strays and some are lost; some are rescued from natural disasters or from mistreatment. Some have been given up because their owners could no longer care for them.Whether

Take a Closer Look

This series encourages readers to think about a world without key elements of daily life and offers ideas for careers and thoughtful solutions to ensure future access.

Take-A-Look Book: First Concepts

Pre-readers will love practicing literacy building skills as they explore the playful worlds of Winnie the Pooh, Peppa Pig, Baby Einstein, and PAW Patrol! ! Look and Find activities encourage independent exploration, while opposites are introduced through fast and slow, up and down, and more. Favourite characters help little ones explore the pages all on their own, which builds confidence as they step into reading.

Taking Care of Me: Healthy Habits with Sesame Street®

What is a habit? How do we make habits that are good for us? With help from their Sesame Street friends, young readers learn about the good choices they can make every day, such as eating healthy foods, washing their hands, brushing and flossing their teeth, staying active, and getting enough sleep.

Taking the Long Way Home

Normally Zarah and her brother are picked up from school by their dad, who rushes them home taking every shortcut. But today, Uncle Jerome is getting them, and he takes them ""the long way home."" Reluctant to go further than necessary, the children complain at first, but they are soon caught up in amazing adventures, as their uncle gets them to use their five senses to conjure up a world of fun and imagination. Birds become pterodactyls, ripples in the water become crocodiles . . . they soon re

Tale of the Tiny Man, The

There was once a tiny man. One day, at the first sign of spring, he decided to pin a note to a tree that said FRIEND WANTED. Then he sat down on the step to wait. After ten days, he woke to find a cold nose in his hand. Beside him was a big dog with a beautiful curve in its tail. The tiny man had made a friend at last. They play and walk and laugh every day. But then the girl in the polka dot dress comes to the step. The little man watches as the dog put his soft muzzle into the girl's hand and

Tale of Two Dragons, A

The kingdoms of Arbor with its lush forests, and Pomosa rich with farmland, have no love between them, and the children have taken to sneaking across the borders to thieve. If only they would share their produce. But the Kings decide to fight, instead . . . with dragons. But what kind of future will that bring?

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