Donna Marie Books
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Books by Donna Marie (Pitino) Merritt
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Tina has had a growth spurt. Now she's taller than her third-grade classmates...and she doesn't like it one bit! What's so great about being tall anyway? Tina's friends help her to discover some terrific things about being tall, and learn math comparison terms (tall, taller, tallest; low, lower, lowest; and so on) along the way. Grades K–3. Click on Amazon to order. |
Too-Tall Tina is part of the Kane Press Math Matters series, winner of a 2008 Teachers' Choice Award for Children's Books from Learning Magazine.
Click on a book cover to see or order that Early Science/Big Book Science title from Abrams Learning Trends. Best for grades K–3, they're great for the classroom or the home when you want to make learning fun!
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This science series won the 2007 Teachers' Choice Award from Learning Magazine. |
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Playground Science Pushing, pulling, using simple machines... playing is hard work! |
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How Scientists Observe Scientists look at things with microscopes, binoculars, and more! |
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Amazing Scientists Discover three scientists who changed our world. |
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Sun and Shadows, Sky and Space Learn about the Sun and the Earth. |
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My Wonderful Body Find out how to keep your wonderful body healthy! |
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The Water Cycle Where do we get water and how do we use it? |
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Let's Eat! What healthful foods will you choose? |
Click on a book cover to see or order that Early Math/Big Book Math title from Abrams Learning Trends. These books make math fun for grades pre-K to 2!
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This math series won the 2009 Teachers' Choice Award from Learning Magazine. |
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Are They Equal? Is the number of things in each group the same? |
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Is It Likely to Happen? Is it likely to snow on a hot day? Learn about probability. |
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Let's Figure It Out! You can "figure it out" with simple math. |
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Over, Under, In, and Out Help the kittens find their yarn. They are looking everywhere! |
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What Time Is It? What time do you do things each day? |
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Let's Measure with Tools We measure different things with different tools. Which tool would you use? |
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How Else Can We Show It? Show what you know with graphs! |
