1-2-3 Moose - A Counting Book
March is Reading Awareness month, so I thought it would be nice to share with you a few books that would be great to share with your children this year. There is no age too young to read to them, so I thought this 1-2-3 book would be perfect for Savannah. It is a counting book and an animal book. Oh, did I mention it is a board book, too?? Like I said, perfect!
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1-2-3 Moose is a counting board book, but it is also a great photography book with different animals.
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1-2-3 Moose is a counting board book, but it is also a great photography book with different animals.
Book Synopsis:
Eminent photographer Art Wolfe's images of moose, cougars, mallards, and sea lions are a wonderful visual aid for children learning to count. Wolfe draws inspiration from his home region, the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, but the crisp photographs of bald eagles, sea otters, scallop shells, and trumpeter swans have a universal appeal. While the images engage young readers, Andrea Helman's short, accessible text introduces the animals with fun facts, so children learn without even realizing it.
Eminent photographer Art Wolfe's images of moose, cougars, mallards, and sea lions are a wonderful visual aid for children learning to count. Wolfe draws inspiration from his home region, the Pacific Northwest and Alaska, but the crisp photographs of bald eagles, sea otters, scallop shells, and trumpeter swans have a universal appeal. While the images engage young readers, Andrea Helman's short, accessible text introduces the animals with fun facts, so children learn without even realizing it.
We have really enjoyed this book. The pictures are amazing and it is nice change of pace from typical children't counting books we are used to reading.
Do you read to your children?
I don't read to my kids enough now. I used to read to them ALL the time.
ReplyDeleteReading to my children is a favorite time of day.
ReplyDeleteI used to read to the children, too advanced now, but this is perfect for my niece! So cute!
ReplyDeleteI like that it's atypical too. Kids will remember the pictures too, so it really is a great learning tool. Plus you know I'm all about reading with the kiddos (like you are too). :)
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