Wyoming State Law Library

Young readers learn what's on a construction site, and what masons and joiners and other construction workers do. Includes transparent overlays.

Introduces turtles and snails and describes how they function in their daily lives.

Tells about the human body using color illustrations, cut-outs and overlapping transparencies.

Text, illustrations, and overlays show bears hibernating, caring for their young, hunting and gathering food, and playing.

Introduces the biggest cat in Africa by describing its physical characteristics, behavior, habitat, and life cycle.

An introduction to both familiar and exotic fruits, on transparent spiral-bound pages.

Each colorful page gives examples of the diverse population of plants and animals that live in the Amazonian rain forest.

Young children can begin to learn about the rich variety of lifestyles and cultures held by Native Americans, and understand how their lives were changed by European settlers.

Follows a chestnut tree through the seasons as it sprouts from its seed, blossoms, grows, sheds leaves, and drops new chestnuts that will one day become trees too. Includes a description of different types of trees and how to recognize them.