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At the start of this book, readers are asked to count oneĀ apple.Ā Easy right?Ā
Next, oneĀ elephant. Again, easy. From there, it becomes tricky...and so much fun!Ā
There are two whales on a spread, but readers are still asked to count toĀ oneĀ . One what? OneĀ sausage being blown out of a whale's spout.Ā
On we go, from soup to nuts. Well, there are no nuts, but there's a hot dog, and ducks and worms, a dinosaur, and more.Ā Throughout, readers are reminded to count toĀ one. That's the rule.Ā
TheĀ oneĀ problem is that kidsā¦
From Stephanie's list on counting for young children.
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