Elmo, One, Two, Zoo!

Count on Elmo to make learning fun! Learning number is as easy as 1, 2, 3 in this engaging book full of fun zoo animals to count elephants, monkeys, seals, and more. Each scene features activities and questions to keep kids thinking.

Octonauts : Ready for Action in the GUP-A!

Captain Barnacles' gup finder has located the GUP-A - The Octonauts' favourite submersible! Use your finger to make the vehicle and its crew bob in the water, then look inside to discover what makes the GUP-A so special.

Bearobics : A Hip-Hop Counting Story

Edition

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ISBN/ISSN

0-590-87038-6

Collation

ill.; col; pbk

Series Title

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Call Number

510 PAR

What's in a Park?

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First Picture 123

This bright and lively book has been carefully designed to help young children develop vital early number skills in a fun way. "Touch and count" holes allow them to keep track of what they are counting.

Baby's Very First 123 Book

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The Missing Snows of Kilimanjaro

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Life keeps circling round and round on our planet Earth. Come along and explore the wonder of how our sun gives life to plants and all living things, including US!

Sound and Light

Interactive Science’s innovative write-in student edition allows students to get all of the content, interactivity, and practice they need between the covers of a single book.

First Numbers 12345678910 With Stencil Fun!

This book combines first numbers with a fun stencil. Young children will enjoy looking at the pictures and counting the objects. The numbers 1 to 10 are illustrated, providing an excellent introduction for young children who are learning to count the things they see around them.