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Once A Bear - A Counting Book

Ron Atlas

Publisher: The Collective Book Studio

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Summary

A fun and furry way for little ones to learn their numbers!Once a bear sat on a chair . . .The bear is soon joined by a furry friend and then, one by one, other playmates follow. Each bear claims a chair as they wait with eager anticipation for what happens next in this sweet counting story.With dynamic rhymes and lively illustrations, Once a Bear offers an engaging premise for young readers to practice their counting and get to know an eclectic group of bear friends. From Ron Atlas, the author of Looking for Zebraand Ten Pigs Fiddling, this timeless book is sure to be counted as a children’s favorite. “Introducing numbers at an early age has been one of the most important tasks for me as a parent. I want to set my two-year-old up with a great start in math and this book has been a fun way to learn to count! My kiddos love beautiful illustrations and rhyming in every story—this book piques his interest and keeps him engaged!” —Ciara Evans, @la.bookclub
Available since: 06/22/2021.
Print length: 26 pages.

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