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The wild animals are taking a train to a party. As they choo-choo along, we learn left and right, and other positional words. Their trip ends with a birthday party for Monkey. Come join the fun! The positional words are: Left/right Beginning/end Middle Front/back Above/below Over/under NOTE: Best viewed as 2-page spreads

A photographic introduction to the Voronoi tessellation in nature. This pattern is more commonly known as the “giraffe pattern,” but it appears in many different places in nature. An illustrated giraffe is our guide through this study, which includes a simple explanation of how the pattern forms, and the math behind the geometric structure (both of which are illustrated, for easy understanding). This is the first book to be written on this subject, and is a welcome addition to the genre of b

A bear on a bicycle introduces us to the idea that shapes appear on things that go. Circle (hot air balloon and unicycle); oval (Zeppelin, rocket, submarine, airplane, and helicopter); triangle (hang glider and bicycle frame/wheel spokes), and so on, for all the common shapes. Big, colorful shapes and modes of transportation keep the attention of the youngest learner. Buy now and enjoy!

A clown juggling shapes (instead of balls) invites us to find shapes at the circus. A fun introduction to 2D shapes, with colorful illustrations sure to capture the attention of the youngest learner. Buy now and enjoy!

Join Zebra as he looks for shapes in outer space. He finds: circles in planets; a triangle in an asterism, and in the nose cone of a rocket; a square on the surface of Mars; rectangles and a semi-circle on a satellite; hexagons on the James Webb Space Telescope; and a hexagon storm on the north pole of Saturn. Read now and enjoy!

A little boy introduces us to his family. He tells us the name for the relationship of each person, and shows us how everyone is related on a drawing of his family tree. Buy now and enjoy!

As each new friend joins Leo, he cuts his fruit into “fair shares” – equal portions for each person. Learn about whole, halves, thirds, fourths, and eighths. Look for the surprise when we see that two-eighths is the same as one-fourth. This book also shows the relative sizes of different fruits. Come join Leo and his friends! Easy, fun way to learn your fractions! Buy now and enjoy! NOTE: Best viewed as 2-page spreads (pages 2 and 3 side-by-side; pages 4 and 5 together; etc.).

Follow a happy little girl lamb as she enjoys her daily routine of waking up, going to school, playing, eating supper, and going to sleep for the night. Accompanying her activities is a clock that shows the time. A fun way to learn how to tell time on an analog clock. To be viewed as 2-page spreads. Buy now and enjoy!

A fun way to learn shapes—and dinosaurs! Each double-page focuses on one shape in different sizes and colors. Hidden among the shapes is a dinosaur. See if you can find the dinosaurs hidden throughout the book, and at the end, see if you can remember the names of the shapes and dinosaurs. Buy now and enjoy!

A smiling watermelon invites us to meet his fruit friends, a happy, colorful bunch! We learn colors, counting, and 21 types of fruit. There is even a hand that counts along on its fingers, which young kids can copy. A short book that’s sure to leave a smile on your face, and whet your appetite for fruits. Buy now and enjoy!

“Hello! I’m Frog. Come along as we visit my animal friends and name the shapes hidden inside them.” So begins this introduction for the youngest learner to basic 2D shapes and common animals. Big, colorful illustrations are sure to capture your child’s interest. Buy now and enjoy!

Farmer Feckless was driving his shapes home when he hit a bump and the shapes went flying! Feckless stopped his tractor and went to collect his shapes. But instead of shapes, he saw two trees that hadn’t been there before! He kept walking and saw a house, a kite, a flower, a sailboat, and even a dog! But he couldn’t find his shapes. The reader is in on the secret, and learns the shapes and their names that make up the objects and the dog. At the end, we discover who has been making the o

Join Squirrel as he finds 2D shapes in his habitat. Young readers will be charmed by this spunky squirrel, as he shows us the 2D shapes he has found. A visually appealing book that early learners will enjoy. Buy now!

Young ones are introduced to five basic 2D shapes that are found on the farm. The reader also counts the instances of each shape, and gains familiarity with objects, animals, and scenes on a farm. Really cute book! Buy now and enjoy.

An engaging book for K-2, with charming illustrations, easy-to-understand explanations, and fun games. Includes definition and examples of: · Circles · Ovals · Quadrilaterals – Square, Rectangle, and others · Pentagons · Hexagons · Polygons · Regular and Irregular Polygons · Vertex, angle, side Includes examples of objects from everyday life that feature the shapes. Drawing activities – Students draw pictures using basic shapes. Identification games – Students identify shapes that are part of

Challenge your little ones to count, add, compare, and match. Fun-filled activities aboard the Zoo Train!

Dog has the run of the house, the yard, and the park. Let’s see what shapes he encounters today! Buy now and enjoy! Teachers: Please view the Preview!

Have fun as cheerful bunnies help you count from 1 to 10. Adorable pictures. View the Preview, then buy and enjoy!

For youngsters learning shapes and colors, a cute clown performs with round-shaped props, and entertains and teaches a basic shape concept. With a surprising ending. Buy now and enjoy!.

Shapes are all around us! Follow along as we encounter shapes at preschool, and learn their names. Buy now and enjoy!