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Thomas the Tank Engine Counts to Ten (Thomas the Tank Engine) 3 reviews
W. Awdry, Wilbert Vere Awdry, ...
Random House Books for Young Readers, 1997
Thomas the Tank Engine Counts to Ten
Of all the board books in the toddler Thomas the Tank Engine series, this is my 3-year-old's favorite! The illustrations are so colorful, and the engines and people so expressive, that learning to counting is alot of fun. Your child can count engines, people, and objects associated with a train station. Just the right size for little hands, durable, and priced right for parents who want ...
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Two Ways to Count to Ten 4 reviews
Ruby Dee
Demco Media, 1990
A multi-cultural math tale
I have used this book to teach mathematic lessons to grades one through three. It serves as a great springboard for discussion on factors, prime numbers and patterns. The pictures are delightful and the children love to make predictions on just who will make the King happy. My students choose to return to this book over and over again.
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How Do Dinosaurs Count to Ten 17 reviews
Jane Yolen
Scholastic, 2006
great book
This is a great book if you are teaching your child the numbers. My three years old loves dinosaurs so this book is perfect for him.
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Spot Counts from One to Ten 1 review
Eric Hill
Heinemann Young Books, 1989
Spot Counts from 1 to 10
In general, I like buying the "Spot" books because my daughter loves dogs. She enjoyed this particular book, especially since she recognized most of the animals illustrated (cows, horses, ducks) with Spot. The size of this book is perfect for little hands to handle, so she tends to pick it up more often than some of her other books.
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Ten Little Ladybugs98 reviews
Melanie Gerth
Piggy Toes Press, 2001
Sturdy and Engaging with a Fun Twist
Review by Sherry North, Author, Because You Are My Baby
This is a wonderfully designed book. The touchable ladybugs make it engaging for toddlers, while preschoolers will appreciate the clever story. At first it seems like the book has a dark side - with various creatures gobbling up the ladybugs - but the sweet twist ending shows all the ladybugs are safe after all.
I have two ...
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Count to Ten29 reviews
Karen Rose
Grand Central Publishing, 2007
Excellent
This is yet another excellent book from Karen Rose that you won't be able to put down until you finish it, and will leave you wanting to know more about Mia, Reed and the rest of the supporting cast. It has it all -- suspense, romance and a good bit of mystery. A top-notch read.
One thing I love about Karen Rose's books is that she creates characters that you care about and want to keep ...
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Can You Count Ten Toes? Count To 10 In 10 Different Languages3 reviews
Lezlie Evans
Turtleback Books Distributed by Demco Media, 1999
Wonderful and Educational!
My children love this book! They are excited about learning the different languages and ask for things using the numbers they have learned. Evans has done a great job with the difficult pronunciations and Roche's illustrations are fun.
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Disney Bunnies: Thumper Counts to Ten (Disney Bunnies)3 reviews
Kitty Richards
Disney Press, 2007
Love this book
My three year old son is in love with this book. Great buy!
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Count to Ten, PiggyWiggy2 reviews
Diane Fox, Christyan Fox
Handprint Books, 2002
Piggy Wiggy does it again
My son and I are big Piggy Wiggy fans-the illustrations are adorable, and the stories cute! This one is great for the very young-my son already looks at all the pictures at only six weeks. The colors really stand out and the story gets the point across. Not the best Piggy Wiggy book story-wise, but probably the one my son likes the best at this point. Can't wait for the next one!
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Frog Counts To Ten1 review
John J. Liebler
Millbrook Press, 1994
Great for early counting and reading
A wonderfully illustrated book to encourage counting and reading. The story is simple, yet young children find it compelling. Expect to hear "Read it again!"
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I can count to ten and back again (Big Bird story magic)
Linda Hayward
Ideal Inc., in cooperation with Children's Television Workshop, 1986
Big Bird counts from one to ten as he stocks the shelves of his new store and counts backwards from ten to one as he sells his merchandise to customers.
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Benjamin Counts from One to Ten (Benjamin)
De Ballon, 1996
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Animals' Fun Flap: Count to Ten
Jenny Siklos
The Book Studio, 2002
Count from one to ten and back again with this fun-filled storybook! Kids will learn all about numbers with this interactive adventure, featuring: - Bright, full-color illustrations - Enjoyable rhyming verse - Friendly animal characters - Fun lift-a-flaps on every page - And more! Sure to delight little ones at story time!
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