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- Count to 10 and back again! / by Epstein, Eric.; Corbett, Sara.; Workman Publishing Company.;
Read this book forwards and backwards! For young kids learning their basics and exploring the world around them, this board book teaches how to count from 1 to 10--and back again, from 10 to 1. This board book has two spines--one on each side--so that the book opens outward left and right. Plus, each page is shaped like a number from 1 to 10! As new stars appear in the darkening night sky, count them along with the rhyming text:.For ages 10 months & up.- Subjects: Board books.; Stories in rhyme.; Gatefold books.; Lift-the-flap books.; Counting; Stars;
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- Opposites : a question-and-answer book / by Dafflon, Adèle.; Workman Publishing Company.;
"Strengthen your toddler's pre-math skills and vocabulary with this fun and engaging introduction to the concept of opposites, featuring 10 foundational opposite pairs. My First Brain Quest: Opposites introduces the concept of opposites, a foundational pre-math observation skill, through ten visually engaging scenes depicting common opposite pairs-up and down, hot and cold, awake and asleep, wet and dry. Smart, colorful, grounded in educational principles and defined by Brain Quest's signature question-and-answer format, each spread features two illustrations that present the opposite pairs in context while encouraging conversation and observation"--- Subjects: Board books.; English language; Polarity; Questions and answers;
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- Community helpers : a question-and-answer book / by Neradova, Maria.; Workman Publishing Company.;
"Introduce toddlers to the helpers in their community with a first words book that teaches over 100 foundational vocabulary words from the world around them. My First Brain Quest First Words: Community Helpers introduces baby to more than 100 foundational vocabulary words from scenes in bustling neighborhood where helpers of all kinds-from crossing guards to EMTs and librarians to veterinarians-are hard at work. In addition to labeled illustrated objects and named helpers, each spread includes questions that encourage dialogue between caregiver and child, and captions that explain how helpers contribute to the community. And don't forget to find the friendly mouse hiding in every scene!"--- Subjects: Board books.; Vocabulary; Communities;
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