Find out how to paint a butterfly by painting on the paper, folding it in half, cutting it out, and opening it up to see the beautiful butterfly. Connect to the fiction text pair, Buzzy Bee.

Little Sea Horse watches a variety of objects float or sink.

Find out how the little boy plays in his yard and at school. He can do the same things, just in a different way. Connect to the fiction text pair, Play with Me.

A girl shows all the things she has for school, how she gets to school, and all the things she can do there. Connect to the nonfiction text pair, School.

Animals are in the water.

Shapes make a picture.

A puppy, a bird, a cat, and a fish all like to play with different things. Connect to the fiction text pair, Look at the Puppy.

Kate is looking for the balloons. Where are they? Are they with Max? Connect to the nonfiction text pair, Big Balloon.

Pancakes are good to eat! Connect to the fiction text pair, Suprise Pancakes for Mom.

See what happens as a girl puts different colored blocks on the scales.She can make the blocks go up and down. Connect to the fiction text pair, On the Log.

Here are my dinosaurs. You can play, too! Connect to the fiction text pair, Baby Dinosaur Can Play.

Kate wants to paint a picture of a rainbow, but she only has red, blue, and yellow paint. Then Max jumps into the paint and mixes the colors, and Kate can see purple, orange, and green paint. Connect to the nonfiction text pair, Rainbows.