Eleanor May

On his first day of school, Albert the mouse learns that his favorite activities are scheduled for different days of the week.

At the fair Albert the mouse demonstrates doubling numbers from one to ten.

As the smallest mouse, Albert gets the smallest bag when he collects fruit in the People Kitchen with his sister, Wanda, and Cousin Pete, but he wants to carry more than just a blueberry so he makes a bigger bag. Introduces the concept of comparing sizes.

Mouse friends Albert and Leo search left and right for Penny when she goes missing at the Mouseum.

Albert and Wanda want to invite a friend over to play on a rainy day, but they soon count fifteen mice in the walls of the People House.

"In this story about counting money, Albert the mouse needs two quarters to use the library's new penny-smashing machine. Luckily, Wanda has a great idea for how Albert can earn the money"--

On his first visit to the mouse amusement park, Albert claims he is not afraid, he simply does not like rides that go up and down, left and right, or around and around, but things change when he and his sister Wanda accidentally ride the roller coaster. En su primera visita al parque de diversiones para ratones, Albert dice que no tiene miedo, simplemente que no le gustan los paseos que suben y bajan, a la izquierda y a la derecha, o los alrededores,...

Ty takes on too many volunteer projects, with near-disastrous results.

As he tries to teach his new pet snail, Flash, how to do tricks, Albert the mouse learns that patience can be a very good thing when it comes to snails. Introduces position word pairs, including near/far, top/bottom, and on/off.

Lucy wants to make Mother's Day special, avoiding the disasters she usually creates, so she works with her neighbor, Diego, to celebrate the holiday as it is done in Mexico.