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Alexander Hamilton Coloring Book
Kids can color as they learn about the legendary Alexander Hamilton, whose fascinating life has spawned numerous books, articles, and a Tony Award®-winning Broadway musical. Captions accompany the well-researched illustrations, which recount the Founding Father’s life and times, starting with his childhood in the West Indies and arrival in America. The realistic images portray Hamilton’s roles as a soldier, lawyer, and statesman, climaxing in a depiction of the duel that ended his life.
ANIMAL DOT-TO-DOT
What little creature is hovering over a lovely blossom? And which animal is tall enough to munch on leaves at the very top of a tree? You’ll find out in this fun-filled activity book. Just follow the numbered dots to complete pictures of 26 different animals, including a kangaroo with a baby in her pouch, a monkey hanging by its tail from the branch of a tree, and a snake slithering across desert sand.
Once you’ve connected the dots in each picture, you can have even more fun by coloring the large, full-page illustrations.
Once you’ve connected the dots in each picture, you can have even more fun by coloring the large, full-page illustrations.
I Love Ballet/Me encanta el Ballet
In this bilingual coloring book, talented Catie and her friends are busy getting ready for a recital. Children can join them at ballet school to color pictures of their rehearsals and the performance, from practicing pirouettes to taking a final bow. Brief captions are in both English and Spanish.
En este libro de colorear bilingüe la talentosa Catie y sus amigos se preparan para el recital. Acompáñalos coloreando dibujos de los ensayos escuela de ballet y el estreno, desde como practicar piruetas hasta el saludo final al público. Leyendas en inglés y en español.
Mexican Designs Stained Glass Coloring Book
Sixteen original stained glass designs feature striking interpretations of realistic and imaginary figures from Mexican cultures. Vibrant illustrations include animals, mythological characters, religious iconography, and a wealth of skulls and skeleton motifs related to Day of the Dead traditions. Place the colored images near a light source for glowing effects.
My First Spanish ABC Picture Coloring Book
With this entertaining book, Spanish-speaking children and English-speaking youngsters studying Spanish will have as much fun learning the 28 letters of the Spanish alphabet and more than 200 everyday Spanish words as they will coloring the pictures that go with them.
Each letter is accompanied by illustrations of objects and actions whose names begin with that letter. For example, “A” is followed by 11 easy-to-recognize pictures of such subjects as el ángel (angel), el árbol (tree), and la ardilla (squirrel). The page featuring the letter “B” contains pictures of la bruja (witch), el brazo (arm), la boca (mouth), etc.
The delightful combination of language learning and coloring fun makes it easy for parents and teachers to introduce Spanish-language skills to young children with this book.
Each letter is accompanied by illustrations of objects and actions whose names begin with that letter. For example, “A” is followed by 11 easy-to-recognize pictures of such subjects as el ángel (angel), el árbol (tree), and la ardilla (squirrel). The page featuring the letter “B” contains pictures of la bruja (witch), el brazo (arm), la boca (mouth), etc.
The delightful combination of language learning and coloring fun makes it easy for parents and teachers to introduce Spanish-language skills to young children with this book.
PIRATES, ROBOTS & MORE
Join in the action-packed exploits of Curlybeard the Pirate, Treasure Hunter Bing Carter, Space Ranger Roger, and the dinosaur-hunting Percival family. Easy-to-follow prompts tell you how to fill in the details of more than 60 unfinished scenes from thrilling expeditions.
Spanish Alphabet Coloring Book
Here is a coloring book that can teach children over 150 basic words in the Spanish language, from árbol (tree) and ardilla (squirrel) to zanahoria (carrot) and zapatos (shoes). As children color in the pictures of a vaquero (cowboy), ventana (window), or vaca (cow), they’ll effectively build their Spanish vocabularies in a way that makes learning fun.
Nina Barbaresi’s deft drawings make each of her subjects clearly recognizable. To help young artists associate each picture with the correct Spanish word — and remember it later on — the Spanish word appears next to each image, and again at the bottom of the page with its definite article and English translation.
Nina Barbaresi’s deft drawings make each of her subjects clearly recognizable. To help young artists associate each picture with the correct Spanish word — and remember it later on — the Spanish word appears next to each image, and again at the bottom of the page with its definite article and English translation.
Spanish Picture Word Book
Here’s a pleasant and effective way for students of Spanish to build and strengthen vocabulary skills. The book consists of 15 carefully rendered scenes, each devoted to a different theme or topic:
En el Zoológico (At the Zoo)
En la Finica (On the Farm)
El Cuarto de Niña (Girl’s Bedroom)
El Cuarto de Niño (Boy’s Bedroom)
La Clase (Classroom)
La Sala de Estar (Living Room)
El Cuarto de Baño (Bathroom)
En la Cena (At Dinner)
El Supermercado (Supermarket)
En la Playa (At the Beach)
… and five more.
Each illustration contains dozens of common objects, clearly labeled in Spanish. By studying the illustrations, students can learn over 500 words for common household items, clothing, foods, vehicles, furniture, names of animals, parts of the body, types of stores, and public buildings and many more.
To help reinforce words and meanings, all the scenes in this book are ideal for coloring. In addition, a complete list of Spanish words (with definite articles) and English translations will be found at the back of the book. The result is an attractive and useful language resource that will appeal to any student of basic Spanish, child or adult.
En el Zoológico (At the Zoo)
En la Finica (On the Farm)
El Cuarto de Niña (Girl’s Bedroom)
El Cuarto de Niño (Boy’s Bedroom)
La Clase (Classroom)
La Sala de Estar (Living Room)
El Cuarto de Baño (Bathroom)
En la Cena (At Dinner)
El Supermercado (Supermarket)
En la Playa (At the Beach)
… and five more.
Each illustration contains dozens of common objects, clearly labeled in Spanish. By studying the illustrations, students can learn over 500 words for common household items, clothing, foods, vehicles, furniture, names of animals, parts of the body, types of stores, and public buildings and many more.
To help reinforce words and meanings, all the scenes in this book are ideal for coloring. In addition, a complete list of Spanish words (with definite articles) and English translations will be found at the back of the book. The result is an attractive and useful language resource that will appeal to any student of basic Spanish, child or adult.
STORIES FROM THE OLD TESTAMENT
Powerful scenes from the Old Testament dramatically come to life in this coloring book. Artists of all ages can apply their coloring skills to 30 boldly rendered biblical scenes. Among them are Adam and Eve being driven out of the Garden of Eden, Cain murdering Abel, Lot fleeing from the destruction of Sodom, Joseph being sold into slavery by his brothers, Moses parting the Red Sea, Noah and the animals entering the ark, the Battle of Jericho, Delilah cutting Samson’s hair, Daniel in the lions’ den, and Jonah being swallowed by the whale.
Ideal for school or home, the ready-to-color illustrations are accompanied by captions that cite biblical books, chapters, and verses. Brief retellings of the stories appear on facing pages.
U.S.A. SECRET CODE PUZZLES FOR KIDS
Kids love secret codes, and this book offers dozens of intriguing challenges with insights into U.S. history, geography, pop culture, and a host of other subjects. Suitable for ages 8 to 12, the 36 puzzles reveal fun facts, from the extent of the Appalachian Trail to what Paul Revere really said on his midnight ride. Solutions included.
WHAT TO DOODLE? GIRL STUFF
Draw a castle for a wandering princess, add detailing to a speedy sports car, and fill a corral with galloping ponies! These 62 images are loaded with suggestions for doodling the things that most girls dream about, from pop stars and prom dresses to trophies and secret treasures.
WHAT TO DOODLE? MANGA!
Based on the popular Japanese style of cartooning known as manga, these 60 incomplete drawings cry out for finishing touches. Each page features a manga image with a suggestion for filling in the details. Kids can draw a samurai’s sword, a monster’s teeth, and a warrior’s tattoos, and they’ll embellish illustrations of pilots, dragons, aliens, and other amazing characters.
