Aged 4 – 8 years

A story of a boy in which he is describing what happens to people, animals and plant in the fall. The book has cut paper art and nature activities to do with your child at the end of the book.

A board book great for infants and toddlers to handle and have read to them. A story about Thumper and his sisters on their way home. They hear strange noises and a glow like a ghost. This book has little pop ups on the pages.

This is the stories that was in the school back in the 1950′s that helped children learn to read. This is a great book for any child having trouble learning to read. Wonderful little stories of the lives of Dick and Jane with their family and friends.

This is a great book and a must for all Mothers, Grandmothers, and Early Childhood Education Teachers. Wonderful games and activities for you to play with your toddler.

The story of a little caterpillar that is very hungry and eats his way thought the book until he turns into a beautiful butterfly. Children love this book and is a must for any child’s bookshelf. This book is appropriate for children’s ages 3 and up.

This book is for babies to preschool. An awesome book with good illustrations and cut out windows to peek thought to see what is behind them.

Granny’s  goat came down the hill.

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Granny opened the barn door.

Granny closed the barn door.

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Granny’s little dog was sad.

Granny’s little dog was happy.

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Granny’s cows made lots of noise.

Granny’s cows are now quiet.

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Granny’s cat walked slow.

Granny’s cat ran fast.

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The weather is cold in the winter.

The weather is hot in the summer.

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Granny’s car turned left.

Papa’s truck turned right.

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Granny works during the day.

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Granny’s little ducks were good.

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Do you know other words that are opposites?

Here are a few more:

Yes – No

Come – Go

New – Old

Right – Wrong

Granny’s barn door has a rectangle shape.

The square

The window in the barn is in the shape of a square.

The Circle

Granny has many wheels on her farm.  A wheel is in the shape of a circle.

The Oval

The egg has an oval shape.  The chickens on Granny’s Acres lays lots of oval eggs.

The Star

Stars hang in the night sky over Granny’s Acres.

The Heart

There is a heart on the gate at Granny’s Acres.  The shows Granny loves and welcomes all to come visit.

The Triangle

Granny likes to put her home grown tomatoes into the shape of a triangle.

One gray fish jumping out of the water.

Two green frogs sitting on a lily pad.

Three brown turtles on a log.

Four baby blue birds in a nest.

Five black calves getting a drank out of the pond.

Six baby pink pigs running for their Mother.

Seven yellow chicks under the tree.

Eight purple plums sitting is a sitting on the table.

Nine  red apples hanging in a tree.

Ten orange balloons flying though the sky.

A is for apple trees that grows apples.   

B is for Bees and Butterflies in Granny’s garden.

C is for Granny’s Cows, Cats and Chickens.

D is for Granny’s Dogs and the Deer that run across the land.

E is for eggs from Granny’s hens.

F is for frogs and fish that live in Granny’s pond.

G is for Granny’s Goats. 

H is for hay Granny gives the cows and horses to eat.

I is for ice that covers Granny’s ponds in the winter.

J is for Jay Jay Granny’s Pony.

K is for the kites that Granny likes to fly with her grandchildren.

L is for Granny’s Llamas.

M is for the  mailman that brings Granny’s mail.

N is for nuts from Granny’s trees.

O is for owls you can hear hooting at night.

P is for Granny’s Pigs.

Q is for quiet nights when all the animals is asleep.

R is for Granny’s Rabbits.

S is for Squirrels that live on Granny’s acres.

T is for Turtle and   Turkey.

U is for Granny’s umbrella.

V is for Granny’s many vegetables.

W is for all the work there is to do on the farm.

X is for xylem the woody tissue of some of Granny’s plants.

Y is for you, everyone that  reads Granny’s stories.

Z is for zinnia a flower in Granny’s gardens.