Coco Kitten Meets a Moon Moth
Coco waits calmly so a moon moth can finish its night dance.
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121–132 of 172 collections for Preschool
Coco waits calmly so a moon moth can finish its night dance.
Coco thinks the house is yawning. She follows its quiet bedtime sounds from room to room and realizes everyone is settling down.
Benny learns to notice who is left out and invite them into the fun.
Tilly feels unsure about a dark tunnel and gathers courage by checking it slowly with a trusted friend.
Benny compares three twigs with the nest rim and chooses the one that fits.
Benny gathers safe feathers and makes a warm nest for a robin chick.
Benny tries a crunchy leaf, a bendy twig, and soft dry grass for his nest. He learns that the simplest safe material feels best.
Daisy changes her dance so every friend can join in comfortably.
Bobo feels left out when friends begin a game and learns how to ask for a place in it.
Daisy discovers that blue and yellow paint mix to make green for three paper lily pads.
Daisy leads a cheerful parade for animals who cannot play outside.
Daisy loves quick splashes, but the pond is ready for sleep. She invents a slow moon dance with three quiet moves and feels calm too.
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