Description:
Hop into Easter fun while counting ducklings in fancy hats, colorful eggs, blooming tulips, and more in this adorably silly Easter-themed counting book for toddlers! A delightful addition to any little one's Easter basket, this charming board book makes learning to count from 1 to 10 an egg-citing Easter adventure. Each turn of the page brings new springtime surprises, adorable animal friends, and playful rhymes that celebrate the season.
Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers, this Easter counting book is filled with bright illustrations and cheerful rhyming text that's fun to read aloud and perfect for snuggly story time. Add this beautiful book to your child's spring library and celebrate Easter with love, learning, and a lot of hopping fun!
- Easter Counting Made Fun! Turn number practice into a playful game as toddlers count hopping bunnies, hidden eggs, and giggle-worthy ducklings in silly hats.
- A Holiday Must-Have! Designed for little hands, this sturdy board book is the perfect size for Easter baskets, diaper bags, and on-the-go learning.
- Interactive & Engaging! Bright, lively illustrations encourage kids to point, name, and count along--building early math skills without even realizing it!
- Perfect Easter Gift! With its cheerful spring theme and durable pages, this book makes an ideal Easter gift for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers.
- Builds Early Learning Skills! Playful, rhythmic text keeps little listeners hooked while reinforcing numbers 1 through 10.
Brief description: When Phyllis Mellon was about five years old, her parents let her hold an egg in her hands to watch her first baby chick hatch. They called it "pipping," and because she grew to love caring for their family's hens and chicks, she became known as Pippa. Today Pippa still celebrates all the rites of springtime - and loves writing about Spring and Easter for children.
She has little spare time, but when Pippa does find a moment, she enjoys practicing the art of pysanky - intricately decorating Easter eggs in a traditional Ukrainian method using waxes and dyes.(psssst! Pippa Mellon is actually a pen name for the Cottage Door Press team who worked on this book.)