This book is filled with random things like counting potatoes, baby chicks looking for food and counting monkeys in a tree. Even the book doesn’t have a clear plot and is random it’s a fun book to read to kids. ( )

In this book you find many fun and silly poems. Also you find that the poems in this book are rhyming and has end rhymes and has voice of Poetry. The poems in the book also has repetition to it. Another thing I realized we that this could help students be able to count. Almost on each page and every poem verse there is an end rhyme. Also in the poems there is a Voice of Poetry within the book. The voice of Poetry that was in this book was conversation.
while I was reading this book, I felt like I was a little kid again because of how the book is structured. Also I felt that way because of how the poems are written and how the illustrations are drawn. ( )

This book is a compilation of poems all about numbers. There are a couple poems that are math related. Some of the poems are riddles and rhymes most kids know. Many of the poems in the back are poems that are to be repeated with increasing or decreasing numbers. Many can be sung in a sing-song fashion. This would be great for early readers. ( )

a silly book of fun rhymes that introduce different amounts
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From simple counting to more challenging puzzles, here are a colorful set of finger plays that introduces addition, subtraction, and even multiplication. Both a teaching book and one that's just plain fun. This poetry book is a great way to teach children how to count. It uses various methods of counting which make it fun. Each page rhymes which makes it fun for the reader and the audience. I liked how this book gave easy and memorable rhymes to help children learn how to count. I couldn’t help but almost start singing along with the words of the poems.