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These farm animals make lots of noise, but their sounds are all mixed up! Press the button for a different noise each time!
Good Night Cowboys explores riding horses, roping steer, working on the ranch, rodeos, lassos, cowboy chow, ghost towns, driving cattle, cowboy clothing, square dancing, cowboy songs, and panning for gold. Well, howdy, little buckaroos. It's time to saddle up and hit the dusty trail with some of the friendliest cowboys in all of the Wild West. Yeehaw!
Good Night Farm highlights corn, wheat, cotton, apples, peaches, pumpkin farms, and animals such as horses, cows, goats, sheep, geese, ducks, and chickens. Tractors, barns, and sheep shearing are also featured. Within the pages of this educational board book, children will spend a day on the farm while they learn about how a farm works. Don't forget your overalls!
Good Night Tractors showcases hauling fruits and vegetables, digging expansive holes, harvesting plants and crops, churning soil, cutting grass, and more. The many functions and uses for tractors of all shapes and sizes are explored in the pages of this colourful board book. Little ones will love reading about how their food is grown on the farm. From harvesting wheat to getting dirty in the mud, Good Night Tractors highlights it all.
Say good night to the animals on the farm as they settle down to sleep in this gentle bedtime read with rhyming text. Includes a a variety of touch-and-feel texutres throughout the book.
Children can follow along with Owl as she wakes up and flies around the farm to see the other animals getting ready for bed. The pigs wiggle in their sty, looking for the most comfortable spot; the horses snuffle and snort, whispering good night; and even the scarecrow can rest now, as his work is done for the day. Includes a touch-and-feel element on the cover and a variety of touch-and-feel elements throughout the book.
The farm lights are shining, but Little Calf doesn't want to go to sleep yet! Join her as she wanders through the farm, saying good night to her farmyard friends before bedtime.
Watch your little one follow along as they say "night night" to everything from the plow and combine, to the pigs in the pen. Can your little one spot all the cute animals and each piece of machinery as they go? Filled with soothing rhymes and relaxing illustrations, this is a perfect bedtime book.
Join the farm friends on a search-and-find adventure! Move the giant googly eyes up, down and all around as you help the animals find things on each page. With fun interactive rhymes and shiny foiled animal illustrations throughout, little ones won't be able to take their eyes off each page!
Play pretend on the farm! Is baby a cow? horse? scarecrow? A fun surprise will make little ones giggle! Simple, bright illustrations are a first look at farm animals. Babies and toddlers will love exploring every interactive mirrored page featuring sweet animal friends expressing an emotion. Playful art and a mirror bring every expression to life in this fun and imaginative story designed to help little ones better understand their feelings. Perfect for babies who love to make animal noises and see their own face in the mirror. Who says MOO? Baby can say it!
It’s nighttime down on the farm. The animals are in the barn and it’s time to say a soft and cozy, "Night, night." Toddlers can say goodnight to the horse, the dog, and all the farm friends, as they turn the special picture-changing, shaped pages, and watch as the animals transform from being awake to asleep.
The book finishes with a magical sky of glow-in-the-dark stars and a final goodnight to all the farm, prompting your own quiet "Night, night." and turning off the light.
Young readers will love discovering new and familiar farm animals in this fun counting book. With colorful illustrations and shaped pages perfect for little hands, this book is full of farmyard fun!
Rocket and his friends, Bella and Owl, go to the farm and meet five puppies. Clover is brown, Snowball is white with a pink nose, Winnie is black, Marigold is golden, and Razzy, the smallest, has gray spots.
The puppies show Rocket and his friends around the farm and introduce them to various animals, such as a cow, a pig and some chickens. Once they're done meeting the chickens, Rocket notices that Razzy isn't with them. Where can he be? The friends retrace their steps and ask the various animals if they've seen Razzy, but none of them have. Rocket and his friends finally find the missing puppy, curled in a ball, sound asleep on a bale of hay.
Your baby's first word will be . . .
"Dada!"
Right?
Everyone knows that fathers wage a secret campaign to ensure that their babies' first word is "Dada!"
But how does it work?
One of the most popular entertainers in the world and NBC's The Tonight Show host, Jimmy Fallon, shows you how.