Uses a very simple vocabulary to describe Word Bird's trip to the circus.

When Word Bird doesn't stay in the yard as his mother told him to do, he learns the hard way that she was right.

Uses simple vocabulary to describe the hats from different occupations that Word Bird tries on during the week.

Word Bird uses his blocks to build various shapes.

Word Bird and his friend Dog make up a variety of words. Each word that they make up leads them into a new activity.

When his father brings him some new word puzzles, Word Bird makes up more words with his friend Hen, and each word that they make up leads them into a new activity. Catch everyone's favorite little bird with a colorful, modern look! These updated versions of Jane Belk Moncure's popular beginner books from the 1980s reflect current educational standards as well as social and cultural changes. The clear, clean typeface and dynamic illustrations encourage...

Word Bird puts words about spring in his word house--mud puddles, shamrocks, seeds, kites, and others.

Word Bird puts words about winter in his word house--snow, mittens, sled, icicles, Santa Claus, and others.

Word Bird puts words about Easter in his word house.

Word Bird puts words about Thanksgiving in his word house--Pilgrims, Indian corn, wigwam, pumpkin pie, and others.