Kategoria BISAC: Juvenile Fiction >> Concepts - Counting & Numbers

Down at the construction site, mama and papa trucks show their youngsters how to build. Push oosh goes a big mama bulldozer and her one little dozer Dig schlup goes a tough papa excavator and his two little excavators

Count along with every scooping, mashing, and spinning family of trucks in the construction site--all the way from the bright early morning till it's time to snuggle in to bed. Picture book talents Rhonda Gowler Greene and Daniel Kirk have joined together for a book that will dig its way into the hearts of those who love Where Do Diggers Sleep at...

Numbers, numbers everywhere.
Can you count along with Bear?

Karma Wilson's spirited text and Jane Chapman's inviting illustrations make for a delightful introduction to numbers, perfect for young Bear fans.

Terry is struggling to learn numbers. Pansy, Terry's dog, and Pansy's best friend, Oliver, the hedgehog, want to help but they don't know how. When Terry wakes up in the morning, she tells her mother that the fairy showed her the numbers in her dream. Her mother doesn't believe her, but her grandmother says with a playful smile on her face, "Maybe there is a Number Fairy, sweet pea... Maybe there is."

From the proceeds the author donates paperback books to non-profit book charities for children.

Pig got caught in a big rainstorm, but he managed to find a big tree to stay beneath while waiting for the rain to stop. Why, then, is he running up to Goat’s house all wet? Pig proceeds tells Goat a wild tale of how he was joined under the tree by one mouse, two porcupines, three buffaloes, and so on! Join Pig and Goat as Goat tries to figure out why Pig is all wet, even though he says there was enough room under the tree for everyone. The ending won’t be one you expect!



As Pig describes all the animals who seek shelter under the tree, your children will love...

Mollie is certain her dad only knows how to count to three. When it's time to go to bed, he tells her she has until the count of three to be ready for sleep. When it's time to practice the piano, he counts to three and then it's time to begin playing. For Mollie, it seems her dad always does things in threes, including giving hugs and kisses and saying good night.

But Mollie believes her dad doesn't understand that it takes longer than three seconds to get ready for bed or to get dressed in the morning. She's going to teach him to count to ten.

One of a series of books...

Count your way through the seasons In spring, the tree's leaves appear, one by one. By summer, there's a glorious canopy. And when autumn winds blow, leaves fly from the tree, one after another, leading us into winter. There's a world of activity to spy in and around this beautiful tree as the wild creatures, and one little boy, celebrate the cycles of nature. As little ones count leaves, look for animals, and enjoy the changing seasonal landscape, bouncy rhymes and bold...

Scruff just can't resist sausages; salami, pepperoni, chorizo . . . he simply loves them all. But gate-crashing barbecues and hanging around outside the local butcher's shop is not making him the most popular dog in town. Then one day, disaster strikes There's a break-in at the butcher's, and all the sausages are stolen Neither the policeman, nor the mayor, nor the butcher can trace the sausage thief. There's only one thing to do--Scruff will have to sniff him out After a lot of twists and turns, Scruff's...