Counting Animals is a counting book with animals for pre-school, perfect for kindergarteners or pre-schoolers learning their numbers 1 – 10.
Authors: Clare Verbeek,
Thembani Dladla,
Zanele Buthelezi
Illustrator: Rob Owen
Sample Text from Counting Animals (counting book with animals for pre-school)
One elephant is going to drink water.
Two giraffes are going to drink water.
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Pretty interesting i would say. Thank you for providing such easy books for kids to read!
A beautiful transfer to online format kept my 13 month old granddaughter looking as I read and pointed. She can’t do “thumbs up” just yet but Did give it “”fingers up”! 😉 Thank you!
I love the book and the pictures but I saw a small mistake on page 5. If this can be corrected it would be just wonderful. There is no #6 for the warthogs. Aside from that I like the book.
Thanks for letting me know, I have managed to correct this now, please see the new version, Danielle
We liked this book, because it is very attractive for kids
I like it, I also converted them into gif images,
Yes, i like it very much because simple word and graphics also attractive.