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Word Bird learns a lesson in safety after disobeying Mama Bird. ... Read more

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Caillou is eager to play outside, but he must remember to be careful as he rushes to get ready. ... Read more

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Has many dangerous examples!
I am a big Caillou fan and own many books and also watch the cartoon with my 2 1/2 year old. I just got this book (and "Good Night"-see that reveiw too) and was so disappointed. Besides this book having no solid storyline what-so-ever, it also has Caillou using chairs to climb to high places and has him placing his hand near an open flame to see if it's hot! It may just be my kid, but I know that my son will say and do things that cartoon characters/ book characters do and I don't want him trying either of these things out (especillay the hot flame stuff) when I'm out of the room for 2 seconds! When my son loses interest in this book, I am throwing it out. ... Read more

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The cheerful fireman on the cover of this color-illustrated board book instructs Spanish-speaking children on the best ways to prevent and avoid household safety hazards. Bright color illustrations and easy-to-understand text on every page. Barron’s also publishes theEnglish language edition of this title. ... Read more

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This book teaches young children safety at home. The story is built around Zebordee who lives in Miss Cori Jake's ant farm. One night Miss Jake forgets to close the door to the ant farm and Zebordee decides to explore the kitchen. He finds breadcrumbs and a cake. But he also runs into safety hazards such as electrical outlets and water faucets. It is richly illustrated and is a delightful story. ... Read more

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About the importance of safety
Written by Ann Goode Cooper and illustrated by Diana Jessee, Zebordee's Caper is an engaging color picture book for children about the importance of safety, and avoiding dangerous activities such as playing with electrical outlets. Following the adventures of a young and playful ant called Zebordee, and many household hazards that challenge him when he wanders outside his safe ant farm, Zebordee's Caper doubles as a useful starting point for a serious parent-child discussion about safety in the home. The text is almost at an intermediate reading level, so parents should read the story aloud to very young children. Zebordee' Caper is a welcome and entertaining addition to any family, school, or community library collection. ... Read more

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This is an incredible activity workbook for children age appropriate 3-11. It combines education and entertainment all in one. This book can save a childs life! The characters are friendly and each teaches a different lesson to the children about safety. It is a must for every child! ... Read more

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A Creative Way To Reach Children
"To Be Safe During An Earthquake" is a creative way to reach children and educate them about earthquakes. Through this entertaining workbook children will learn about safety before, during and after an earthquake. With such a fun format, children will pay more attention and become more knowledgeable about earthquake preparedness. Maybe they will even teach their parents a thing or two about being prepared for earthquakes!"

Director of Emergency Services, LA Unified School Dist.
I feel every elementary child would benefit from using the material presented in this book . . . We are committed to providing this book to elementary teachers throughout our district, and I highly recommend that other districts consider this book as the standard for earthquake preparedness instruction. The time to prepare is now. We need to make sure that our students will be ready to cope when the "big one" happens. ... Read more

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Explains various ways to stay safe in, on, or near water, and what to do in certain emergencies. Photographs and sidebars further describe more complex issues and concepts. ... Read more

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Worst Clifford Book- don't waste your money!
Don't get me wrong... I like Clifford books, but this one is contrived and pointless.Clifford's supposed "pals" break the law, and then when they are captured, they convince big loveable Clifford to help them break out.I am a kindergarten teacher, and this is one of the ONLY children's books that I refuse to read to my kids-- it sends the wrong message.Please spend your money on something with a more positive message!

Clifford's Pals!
Join Emily Elizabeth and Clifford the big red dog as they go to a construction site with some dog friends.Clifford is so big he plays with the wrecking ball and gets his nose stuck in a huge pipe but he also gets a chance to save his friends.Oversized antics are fun!My three childrenlove Clifford because he is huge and yet cuddly.The books are alwaysfriendly and appealing. ... Read more