Richard Scarry's Best Counting Book Ever

by Richard Scarry

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Introduces the numbers and counting from one to one hundred as Willy Bunny counts all the things he sees in one day.

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This is a Busy Town book and the pages are very busy. Some children might find it a bit overwhelming, but I love the attention to detail. This book actually is just a favorite family book and I had to include it in any counting library. It was a good excuse to read it again! It introduces not only numbers 1-100, but addition and addition strategies as well. Every kindergarten should have a copy.
Fiction, Concept; I really liked this book, I think it was done well. In addition to counting to 100, it shows different combinations of how to get to each number. For example, page four has a picture of four bunnies each wearing a sweater with the numbers one, two, three, or four on them. On the same page there are four buses, each numbered, and each with four bunnies inside. So, when reading this page, the child will be able to count to four several times. There is also a description that describes each picture. For instance, looking at page four, it says "four mouse buses go down the street. Two are yellow and two are red." So the reader can also make a connection that two plus two equals four.
This is an informational text that show more allows readers to count to 100 and it sets the reader up to make self-to-text and text-to-world connections. show less
Join cute animals as they count and learn together!

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Richard Scarry Born on June 5, 1919 in Boston. He attended Boston's Museum of Fine Arts School, studying art from 1939 to 1942. He served in the army as an art director, editor, and writer of information publications in North Africa and Italy. After the war Scarry worked in New York as a free-lance illustrator. His first book, Two Little Miners, show more was published in 1949, followed by five other children's books, published by Simon and Schuster in the same year. He worked throughout the 50's illustrating books done by various authors, usually for Golden Press. In 1963 he made his breakthrough with Richard Scarry's Best World Book Ever. The large-format book sold seven million copies in twelve years. He also illustrated several books written by J.D. Bevington. After twenty years with Golden Books, Scarry decided to move to Ramdom House. Scarry published over 300 books with total sales of 300 million worldwide, more than any other author. Richard Scarry died in his home in Gstaad on April 30, 1994. (Bowker Author Biography) show less

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Bosi, Leone (Translator)
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Richard Scarry's Best Counting Book Ever

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Children's Books, Picture Books
DDC/MDS
513.2Natural sciences & mathematicsMathematicsArithmeticArithmetic operations
LCC
QA113 .S3718ScienceMathematicsMathematicsElementary mathematics. Arithmetic
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7 — Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Swedish
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Paper
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