Barbara Barbieri McGrath

Children dress up in brightly colored costumes to go trick-or-treating on Halloween night.

Halloween Colors

Five little penguins flee from a seal, flying through the water, and find themselves in an innocent game of tag.

Five Flying Penguins

Brian Shaw

Este libro ilustrado para niños recrea escenas del béisbol para enseñar a contar del 0 al 20 mediante versos en rima. Las reglas y la cultura del juego se muestran a través de una competencia.

Cuenta Con El Beisbol

Colorful illustrations of Cheerios and fruits invite kids to match up their cereal as they learn to count from one to twenty.

The Cheerios Counting Book 1.2.3

Teddy bears count from one to twelve, count by sets, name their colors, and make three primary shapes--before counting back down to zero.

Teddy Bear Counting

Introduces the letters of the alphabet and simple words, including colors, numbers, compound words, and contractions, using Necco Sweethearts candies. Simultaneous.

I Love Words

An adorable Christmas retelling of The Little Red Hen that's the perfect reminder that everyone needs to help to make the holidays a success. A busy little elf cleans up and organizes Santa's workshop all by herself, but when she asks for help from her lazy friends, the reindeer, the penguin, and the hare, no one wants to help. She plants a pinecone herself, brings the Christmas tree indoors herself, and decorates it all by herself. She even puts out the milk and cookies for Santa herself. When the morning comes and it's time to open presents, the elf knows just how to reward her friends. A classic tale of hard work and just desserts, perfect for the holiday season.

The Little Red Elf

Spanish text counts from one ball to twenty baseball cards. This counting book is a must-have for baseball fans.

Cuenta con el Beisbol

The teddy bears are back—this time to teach readers all about patterns. Similar to the first three books in the McGrath Math series of concept books, TEDDY BEAR PATTERNS uses rhyming verse to explain the concepts illustrated by the colorful teddies. This simple text helps children to follow along as the teddy bears sort by color, and arrange into patterns of two colors, three colors, and so on. Readers will also discover how they can use patterns to skip count, add, and even multiply, before trying their hand at creating a pattern of their own. TEDDY BEAR PATTERNS is a worthwhile addition to the classroom, especially those that already use bear counters or other manipulatives as learning tools. Back matter provides a summary of the concepts introduced in the book.

Teddy Bear Patterns

Uses M&M candies to introduce counting, addition, subtraction, sets, colors, and shapes.

The M&M's Brand Counting Book

Will McGrath

Rob Bolster

Frank Mazzola, Jr.

Text and illustrations of the familiar O-shaped cereal help the reader count to ten and add groups of ten. On board pages.

1, 2, 3

The Cheerios Counting Book

One less teddy leaves how many? Subtraction is simple when big bears count, sort, and take away tiny teddies. The familiar bear counters will appeal to young readers just learning basic math concepts. Part of the McGrath Math series perfect to match with the popular teddy bear manipulatives that show how much fun math can be. Praise for Teddy Bear Math: "Young readers should find it easy yet gratifying to count the chunky, colorful bears." —Publishers Weekly "[A] solid introduction to addition." —School Library Journal

Teddy Bear Subtraction

Peter Alderman

Simple rhymes help young readers count to fifteen while they learn about the history and rules of one of the world's most popular games.

Fútbol Cuenta!

Dancing Star Books

This tasty little counting book teaches numbers with an easy-to-read story featuring the Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Crackers. Full color.

Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Counting Book

The little green witch's three friends are too lazy to help her tend the pumpkin seeds she has planted, but when they all want to eat the pumpkin pie that she makes, the witch exacts her revenge.

The Little Green Witch

The little green witch's three friends are too lazy to help her tend the pumpkin seeds she has planted, but when they all want to eat the pumpkin pie that she makes, the witch exacts her revenge. Reprint.

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