Fleming Community Library

They are made up of four even sides. This makes the shape perfect for board games, putting tiles on the floor, or holding syrup on a waffle! Easy text and large pictures help early readers discover that squares are fun!

Nellie Sue hopes to make friends with her new neighbors by hosting a hoedown in her barn, but wonders if the "glitter girls" will be able to dance in their ballet slippers, rather than in dancing boots like hers.

Simple rhyming text and illustrations show squares in everyday objects.

Mr. Krabs decides to hold a dance competition to bring more customers to Krusty Krab, and while everyone gets out their dancing shoes, SpongeBob tries to help Patrick get ready for the competition.

When Mrs. Puff gets sick, Spongebob tries to cope with the substitute teacher who takes her place.

A perfect square that is perfectly happy is torn into pieces, punched with holes, crumpled, and otherwise changed but finds in each transformation that it can be something new, and just as happy.

The residents of Bikini Bottom have their very own snail race.

Simple text and pictures of common, everyday objects introduce the shape of the square.

"The decade that gave us the "yuppie" was all about big business, big government and big changes. The balance in global dominance shifted as the superpowers - China, the USSR, the U.S., and England - realigned and either asserted themselves or faded away. Our world changed forever during these fateful ten years, and this captivating disc clarifies the major events - and major players - that shaped our globe."--Container.