Coco’s English world

Have you ever heard the expression, "Money burns a hole in your pocket"? That's true for Mike! In  The Kid Who Couldn't Save , Mike desperately wants to buy a spy kit, but he's not very good at saving money. Will he be able to change his habits and buy the spy kit? 

Aesop's Fables offers readers a collection of simple yet valuable life lessons. Each of the seven separate tales uses animal characters to tell a story that contains a clear moral.

Hattie has her summer with her friends all planned out until her mother informs her that she will be leaving for two weeks to visit Grandma Nettie. Begrudgingly, Hattie visits her grandma, only to have the unexpected happen when she sneaks up to the attic and places a magical hat upon her head.  Hattie in the Attic  is the charming story of how this curious girl's vacation becomes an unf...

Skylar and Trey are cousins who spend two weeks each summer visiting their grandparents. With the help of their grandma and grandpa, the cousins have a friendly bake-off, inspired by the lemons in their grandparents' backyard. The Great Lemon Bake-Off is an entertaining story about Trey and Skylar's tasty competition.

the story follows a young girl named Sarah who is frustrated that she isn't a teenager yet. She learns to "weigh the facts" by comparing ages 11 and 16, ultimately discovering that maturity comes from her attitude rather than her exact age.

When their dog runs off, three children follow behind and find themselves lost in the woods on Halloween night. Stories of ghosts spook these young trick-or-treaters as they search for the dog and the path home. Along the way, they meet an unusual little boy. Who is he, and will they ever make it out of the Hollow?

Mike longs to buy a spy kit. When his friend Derek offers to sell his kit, Mike decides to sell fresh lemonade in order to buy it! Will he earn enough money, or will the complications of business get in his way? Likable characters and an engaging storyline will keep readers interested while learning basic concepts about money and profit.

Zorb wants to use Earth as a ball. His mother tells him that playing with Earth would hurt humans. When Zorb still seems determined to play, his father decides to teach him a lesson about humans. In  Grounded to Earth , students will read a fun science fiction tale that also teaches a lesson about caring for others.

I'm Allergic to Peanuts  introduces students to Dominic, a young boy with a peanut allergy. The book uses an interview format to share Dominic's feelings. He talks about how his life is altered by the special needs of an allergy, emergency steps he can take, and how his allergy affects other people. 

Hannah's dad has an important job—he's in the military. When her dad has to go away, Hannah is very sad. She and her mom gather things to send to her dad. What Hannah misses most are her dad's bedtime hugs. How will she find a way to send some hugs to her dad?

The book primarily introduces the definition, uses, and sources of energy. It explains in detail different energy forms such as the sun, fossil fuels, wind, water, and geothermal energy, and explores how humans utilize these resources to generate heat and electricity.

The book "Chickens In My Backyard" tells the story of a family who kept three hens as pets in their backyard. It details how to care for the chickens, what they eat, their habits, and the joys they bring, including providing fresh eggs daily.

The story revolves around a suburban boy and his parents who unexpectedly receive a Shetland pony named Buttercup, drastically changing their lives. The pony's arrival disrupts their peaceful existence, leaving them not only surprised but also burdened with far more care and cleaning duties than anticipated.

This is a non-fiction geography book introducing France. The articles provide a comprehensive overview of France's geographical location, famous landmarks (such as the Eiffel Tower), cultural characteristics (such as cuisine and fashion), language, and daily life, helping readers understand France's natural scenery and cultural landscape.

This story follows a salmon gifted with an extraordinary talent for "leaping." During the arduous journey upstream to return to its birthplace for spawning, the salmon uses its unique ability to evade hungry bears and other predators, ultimately arriving home safely to ensure the next generation.

Fishing in the Rain is part of  The Hoppers  series, featuring a charming family of rabbits. The story follows the Hoppers as they head out for a camping and fishing trip, undeterred by a persistent downpour. Even as the rain falls and the family members begin to cough and sneeze, they remain determined to enjoy their time in the great outdoors. The adventure takes a dramatic turn w...

T he Mind Game tells the story of a boy who feels frustrated when there are no video games to play and reluctantly opens a book. However, he is pleasantly surprised to find that reading is more fun than playing video games, thus experiencing the joy of reading.

This book teaches children how to follow essential safety rules in various settings, such as cycling, swimming, and playing. Using simple English sentences and clear examples, it emphasizes the importance of wearing helmets, watching for signals, and staying under adult supervision. The goal is to foster a strong sense of safety awareness and responsibility in young readers.

Abigail Adams, the second First Lady of the United States. The book details her resilient character, her support for her husband John Adams during the Revolutionary War, and her progressive ideas on women's rights, education, and the abolition of slavery.

“Soggy Stepsisters” is  a story about two very different stepsisters, Ada and Rachel, who argue constantly. While on a family vacation, a challenging, "soggy" situation forces them to stop fighting, work together, and ultimately build a friendship.

In the high desert of northern Arizona is a canyon so big it can be seen from space.  The Grand Canyon  provides us an introduction to this incredible national park from its formation and early explorations to the canyon as we know it today.

The main character of this science fiction story is not only moving to a new school, she's moving to a new planet! In  New Planet, New School , the young protagonist is happy with her new home until she has to start school. She worries that she won't fit in. The story is a good starting point for a discussion on accepting others and appreciating differences.

Today's episode introduces Spanish culture, geography, buildings like the palace, industry like olive, food like tapas, festivals like La Tomatina, animals like beared vultures and also their language.

Students love celebrating their birthdays! But what if their birthday came only once every four years?  Leap Year Birthday  tells the story of Leroy, a boy whose birthday falls on February 29, who wants to learn more about leap day. 

Baseball is known as America's pastime, and many people enjoy playing and watching this sport. But, did you know there was a time when black athletes were not allowed to play on the same teams as white athletes?  Jackie Robinson  tells the story of the man who changed that.