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Rozanne Lanczak Williams

Author of The Coin Counting Book

314 Works 20,076 Members 103 Reviews

About the Author

Series

Works by Rozanne Lanczak Williams

The Coin Counting Book (2001) 659 copies
I Can Read (1994) 336 copies
We Can Eat the Plants (1998) 325 copies
City Mouse and Country Mouse (1994) 322 copies
What Do You See? (1995) 311 copies
Let's Take Care of Earth (1995) 288 copies
Kids Like (2002) 284 copies
Who Lives Here? (1994) 281 copies
The Four Seasons (1994) 276 copies
I See (2002) 276 copies
I See Colors (1995) 275 copies
How's the Weather? (1994) 266 copies
How to Make a Mudpie (1994) 261 copies
Here Is My Cat (2002) 259 copies
I Can Write (1994) 248 copies
I Have Shapes (2002) — Author — 240 copies
On the Wall (2002) 235 copies
Where's Your Tooth? (1994) 230 copies
I Like Colors (2002) 228 copies
Dog (2002) 226 copies
A Picnic (2002) 225 copies
Buttons, Buttons (1995) 224 copies
What Can I Be? (2002) 224 copies
Look Up! What Can I See? (2002) 222 copies
Rain (1995) 221 copies
Spiders, Spiders Everywhere! (1995) 219 copies
Come See My Bugs (2002) 218 copies
Cinderella Dressed In Yellow (1995) 206 copies
If a Tree Could Talk (1994) 199 copies
Where Do Monsters Live? (1995) 199 copies
Can You Read a Map? (1996) 199 copies
The Bugs Go Marching (1995) 196 copies
Under the Sky (1995) 194 copies
How Many? (1994) 193 copies
Long Ago and Today (1996) 191 copies
Little Green Frog (1994) 188 copies
This Is My World (2002) 187 copies
Five Little Monsters (1995) 184 copies
Ten Monsters in a Bed (1995) 182 copies
Pigs (1994) 182 copies
A-Counting We Will Go (1995) 180 copies
The Time Song (1995) 177 copies
We Can Share at School (1996) 172 copies
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle (1994) 169 copies
Whose Forest Is It? (1994) 163 copies
On the Go (1994) 161 copies
The Giraffe Made Her Laugh (1994) 161 copies
What's in My Pocket? (1994) 161 copies
Barney Bear Gets Dressed (1995) 158 copies
Cat and Dog (1994) 158 copies
The Crayola Counting Book (1995) 158 copies
The Purple Snerd (2000) 158 copies
Who Will Help? (1994) 155 copies
What's Going On? (1995) 150 copies
Mr. Noisy's Book of Patterns (1996) 147 copies
It's Melting (1995) 146 copies
Cat and Dog at School (1996) 145 copies
Scaredy Cat (1994) 144 copies
What Time is it? (1998) 142 copies
Who's Hiding? (1995) 131 copies
We Can Make Graphs (1996) 129 copies
Oranges For Orange Juice (1996) 128 copies
Little Red Hen Makes Soup (2003) 123 copies
The Skip Count Song (1995) 121 copies
Where Have You Been? (2003) 115 copies
Where Are You Going? (1994) 113 copies
Push It or Pull It (1999) 108 copies
What Happened? (1893) 104 copies
The Costume Parade (1995) 102 copies
See the Seasons (1999) 67 copies
Are We There Yet? (1846) 52 copies
Town Bird and Country Bird (2002) 46 copies
Motion (1999) 38 copies
Dan's game (2002) 37 copies
My Dog: you and 35 copies
A Cowboy's Life (2002) 24 copies
Can I Go? (2002) 20 copies
Tales of Mr. Map (2002) 20 copies
Under the Picnic Tree (2002) 20 copies
Bud's Book of Five (2002) 15 copies
Bill Pickett (2002) 15 copies
All About Snakes (2002) 14 copies
Getting to Sleep (2000) 14 copies
The Morning Rush (2002) 12 copies
No, No, Nicky! (2002) 12 copies
Picnic at the Park (2002) 9 copies
Itsy Bitsy Spider (2012) 7 copies
I Can See (1998) 5 copies
A-Hunting We Will Go (2013) 5 copies
At the Zoo (2000) 4 copies
Adding (I Can Do Math) (2004) 4 copies
Zack can Pack 3 copies
Around the Community (2000) 3 copies
LOOK AT DELLA DUCK (2009) 3 copies
My Global Address (1996) 2 copies
Down by the Station (2010) 1 copy
My First Vocabulary (1986) 1 copy

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Reviews

The pictures tell the story, giving plenty of scope for visual learning. A habitat is shown, with 2 sentences asking who lives there & who eats the pictured food. Next page shows the answer.
 
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juniperSun | Feb 21, 2023 |
This book is short and sweet. It simply teaches a kid how to make a mudpie. Kids respond well the less words you use and this book caters to the tiny audience well. The kids have simple instructions that will yield an ending project. I believe another class of kids could recreate this book teaching kids any other skill they think will be useful or fun. In addition to kids learning a skill, they get to practice ordering (steps to complete something) and have an opportunity to add new words to their vocabulary like units of measurement. Writing a "how to" boo can be fun, engaging and educational.… (more)
 
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Jmratlif | 5 other reviews | Nov 4, 2019 |
The story ten monsters in bed is a very interactive book with parents and children. It is great to read before bed. I remember I would always read this story every day. It helped me with my creativity skills and math. This can be applied to younger children learning addition and subtraction.
 
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nbarah1towson | Oct 16, 2019 |
I liked this book for many reasons. First, I liked this book because the writing was very organized and paced well. For example, the ducklings went on a trip with their mother and on each page it would talk about the same thing. Each duckling always talked about the same thing. There were four ducklings, Eeny, Meeny, Miney, Little Moe. In the book, each page would start out by seeing an animal on their walk and Eeny would say their boring. Then Meeny would say "I bet they can't swim." and Miney would ask "Are we there yet?". Finally, Little Moe would say the sound that each animal would make. I found this interesting because it can be a good book for a shared reading activity. Second, I liked this book because the language is patterned. For example, the mother and ducklings would speak in the same order each time. The order would be Mother, Eeny, Meeny, Miney, and Little Moe. Third, I liked this book because the illustrations enhances the story. I think this is true because as the mother and ducklings are going for a walk, the illustrations are showing what they are seeing and shows the destination of the trip they were taking. The big idea of this book is to show children an adventure and to show how complaining doesn't get you there faster. This book shows what complaining is when someone is on a trip.… (more)
 
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lmenus1 | Apr 4, 2018 |

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Statistics

Works
314
Members
20,076
Popularity
#1,080
Rating
½ 3.5
Reviews
103
ISBNs
555
Languages
3
Touchstones
4

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