Numbears: A Counting Book

by Kathleen Hague, Michael Hague (Illustrator)

A group of bears engaged in a variety of activities introduces the numbers one through twelve

Genres: Picture Books, Mathematics, Animals, Childrens, Counting, Juvenile

32 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1986

Reviews

[Dolly]

This rhyming counting book features old fashioned-style pictures of teddy bears and toys. The narrative is subtle about the numbers, unlike many counting books, and it would be fun to read this book aloud with a child to count the items on each page. I really liked the book, especially because of the old fashioned illustrations, but I'm not sure it will appeal to younger children compared to other books.

[Emmie]

This is a favorite of my younger ones and so I've read this so many times I've decided to give myself credit for it for my reading challenge this year.

This book is OK. The pictures are fun, but I find the rhyme annoying and some of the rhythm for poetry not quite right. The children love it though.

[Sammie Ortiz]

A very easy read. The illustrations and colors really appeal to a younger audience. The title is also very creative. A fun book to read to children who are learning to count, it will hold their attention.

[Sally]

Love the pictures! Love the rhymes!

[Robin]

Another must for any little kiddo's bookshelf!

[Sharonta Johnson]

This book is a creative way to introduce counting with everyday objects and events. This book would be a great way to help aid counting in lower elementary aged classroom.

[Megan Bratton]

Cute short poems counting to 12 about bears. Young students would engage easily in this book.

[Kelly Triplett]

This would be a good choice for a read aloud for kindergarten and other students working on their counting skills.

[Melanie Martel]

This book is an easy read for younger kids. It helps them with counting by using bears so it is a fun read. This could be used along with a math lesson.

[Ashley Greenfield]

This would be a good choice for a read aloud for kindergarten and other students working on their counting skills.

[Deborah Harris]

AR Quiz No. 114370 EN Fiction
Accelerated Reader Quiz Information IL: LG - BL: 3.4 - AR Pts: 0.5
Accelerated Reader Quiz Type Information AR Quiz Types: RP

[Leah]

Lovely illustrations, the numbears have pretty gendered roles and clothing though.

[Anthony]

A book of rhyme, and counting as twelve bears help with counting up to the number twelve in this fun to read story that has hidden each Arabic number within the pages of the book.