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Counting in the Garden
by
Patrick Hruby ,
Emily Hruby
"Counting in the Garden" celebrates the joy of growing flowers, fruits, and vegetables in one's very own garden. This chunky board book is a visual feast from one to twelve. Young children will love finding and counting all of the garden treats. Every other page introduces a new plant into the mix until ultimately all twelve plants are featured together in the final, abund...more
Board Book, 58 pages
Published
June 1st 2011
by Ammo Books
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What I like best about this counting book is that between each new item to count, the book returns to an overview of the garden including all the items that have thus far been counted. This makes it a superior learning tool to most counting books I have tried.
This board book counts to 12. It features a combination vegetable and decorative flower. The illustrations are stylized in an interesting computer generated way.
Fantastic board book. Not only is this a counting book, it is visually stimulating. You could ask your child the colors along with counting.
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“Counting in the Garden” celebrates the outdoors while introducing numbers at the same time. Curious little readers will have fun recognizing flowers, fruits and vegetables. A new garden treat is introduced on every other page, while the following pages bring together all the previous produce until all twelve come together in the final spread. Almost set up as finding game, the book encourages counting while showing off the bounty that surrounds us.
“Counting in the Garden” celebrates the outdoors while introducing numbers at the same time. Curious little readers will have fun recognizing flowers, fruits and vegetables. A new garden treat is introduced on every other page, while the following pages bring together all the previous produce until all twelve come together in the final spread. Almost set up as finding game, the book encourages counting while showing off the bounty that surrounds us.
perfect for a garden/spring baby storytime
Counting from 1 to 12 with a mix of what grows in the garden and creatures found there.
Oct 31, 2012
Rob Lamog
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