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One, Two, Three!
How many animals will you see? A whole lot more than ONE, TWO, THREE!
Board Book, 24 pages
Published
October 1st 1993
by Workman Publishing
(first published 1993)
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One, Two, Three is a clever children's picture book illustrating the concept of counting. The book was written and illsutrated by Sandra Boynton. The book takes the reader through the first ten numbers in sequence. (1-10) The book utilizes simple and clever activities that children could relate to. The book also uses a great rhyming scheme to keep the interest of a young reader. The illustrations are also wonderfully created, and add to the effectiveness of the book. The colors are bright and vi...more
This board book full of dancing hippos, athletic pigs, and running chickens is a humorous counting story. The rhyming text is short, but funny and gives the reader a bit more to talk about than many counting books for this age group
Boynton’s signature illustration style is in fine form here as her anthropomorphic animals cavort through the pages. The animals change from page to page, so you won’t be counting the same things from 1 to 10. Kids will also be familiar with her characters as they can...more
Boynton’s signature illustration style is in fine form here as her anthropomorphic animals cavort through the pages. The animals change from page to page, so you won’t be counting the same things from 1 to 10. Kids will also be familiar with her characters as they can...more
One, Two, Three! By Sandra Boynton was a fun read for anyone in first grade or kindergarden that used the numbers one through ten to illustrate what pigs would do with each number. For example, five bigs are perfect for car rides and eight are great for a hockey team. Although the pictures were simple and dull in color, the text was exciting and made you wonder what was next. The text rhymed with each number all the way to ten.
A wacky cre of hippos, cats, pigs and cows lead kids from a quiet "One" to a LOUD, LOUD, LOUD "Ten"--and back to a quiet "One" again. One, Two, Three! by Sandra Boynton is a board book told with her humorous and lively drawings and will start your little ones counting.
Sep 29, 2009
Amanda Kolar
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Boynton (1993) tells us about different things you can do with different amount of friends. It is a counting book up to number ten. I can use this in my classroom to teach them how to count to ten and show them different things they can do with their friends.
Not my favorite of Sandra Boynton's books but Kaelyn really likes that it has numbers that she knows. Plus, she likes everything Sandra Boynton.
This book is fun because it uses different animals and activities to show the different numbers. They are fun and silly pictures.
This precious rhyming book is one of our favorites. How fun to read this board book with babies and young children!
My son loves the Sandra Boynton books. They are also very fun for me to read to him, as they are all so cute.
A counting book with an every so slightly misanthropic twist ending. Now that's my kind of counting book.
Boynton is a favorite of Tess' which she passed along to my kids--I think it is the animal appeal :-)
Wonderful counting book for toddlers but what I love is how this book has a little social message to it too.
The little creature at the end is so cute that I just have to kiss him every time!
Humorous, cute, rhyming board book about counting. Loved it.
This was one of my daughters first books. She still loves it.
A fun addition to one's counting books. Board book format available.
Lots of counting and rhyming. This would be great for the classroom.
This book is great for counting the numbers 1-10.
Cute Sandra Boynton counting board book.
I read this with both my children.
2* art
2* rhyme
3* humor
2* rhyme
3* humor
This is a counting book, so, if you know how to count, you know the drill.
It's a lot funnier than most counting books and, bonus, pretty durable.
I really recommend this book to anybody who has not yet (shock! horror!) bought anything by Boynton. Those who *have* don't need *my* advice anymore, do they?
It's a lot funnier than most counting books and, bonus, pretty durable.
I really recommend this book to anybody who has not yet (shock! horror!) bought anything by Boynton. Those who *have* don't need *my* advice anymore, do they?
A fun approach to a counting book.
This is one of my son's favorite books. We read it more often than any of our other Sandra Boynton books, making this the first (of many, I'm sure) children's book that I have memorized cover to cover. Another fun lesson in counting.
It's funny how I can recite all of these Boynton books by memory. It's because I've read them over and over and over. Well, that's a sign that the kids just love 'em.
Another great one by Sandra Boynton. I especially love the last few pages. The last line is a perfect ending, "and one is wonderful after a crowd..."
Another counting book by Boynton. The story and pictures are more simple than Hippos Go Beserk.
Great counting book-cute pictures too.
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Sandra Keith Boynton is a popular American humorist, songwriter, children's author and illustrator. Boynton has written and illustrated more than forty books for both children and adults, as well as over four thousand greeting cards, and four music albums. Although she does not license her characters to be redrawn or adapted, she has herself designed—for various companies—calendars, wallpaper, bed...more
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