Most Popular Books by Robert Kraus

Buggy Bear, who never takes a bath or washes his clothes, alienates the other animals in Miss Gator''s school, until he falls in love with a classmate and decides to change his ways.

Ella the elephant, the worst speller in Miss Gator''s schoolhouse, works very hard with the help of the other animals to improve her spelling.

When Spider''s teacher, Miss Quito, forgets to bring a turkey to the school Thanksgiving pageant, Spider quickly makes one out of balloons

Rumple Nose-Dimple discovers the Three Horrible Snaps are much nicer being mean than being nice.

Phil''s ability to throw his voice bothers his parents until the night a burglar sneaks into the house.

A mouse wonders why people don''t like him and always set traps to catch him, until one day he foils a burglar and becomes a hero.

Herman the young octopus enjoys helping the creatures who live with him under the sea and proves to his mother that he is growing up.

It seems the children will never get rid of the nine kittens when they can''t sell or even give them away.

A little airplane tells why it likes to fly.

When Ladybug and Fly run into problems baby-sitting the bedbugs, Spider goes over to help out.

All the animal students in Miss Gator''s school try to help Tardy Toad break his habit of always being late to school, but their attempts have a disastrous result.

The Mixed-Up Mice buy presents for each other in the mistaken belief that one of them is having a birthday.

This directory contains 262 discretionary projects addressing the early childhood provisions of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). It was compiled from four volumes separately published by the ERIC/OSEP Special Project. The discretionary grants and contracts authorized by the 1997 Amendments to the IDEA are administered by the Research to Practice and Monitoring and State Improvement Planning Divisions of the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP). Project director, organization, state, and subject indexes are included.

When Mr. and Mrs. Mouse become exhausted from overwork, caring for their many children, the little mice decide to take over.