the 1,2,3 bees
Summary:
Follow the bees through their busy day, and use counting to enjoy the fun.
Educational Themes:
This is strictly a counting book.
This is strictly a counting book.
Reading Level:
0.0
0.0
Recommended Age To Read By Yourself:
4 to 6
4 to 6
Recommended Age To Read Together:
1 to 4
1 to 4
Age of child:
Started reading with child 3 years old.
Started reading with child 3 years old.
Purchase Recommendation:
Buy if you want to have a nice, art-quality counting book for your child's library. This is one to have. Borrow if you are just looking to introduce numbers in a fun way.
Buy if you want to have a nice, art-quality counting book for your child's library. This is one to have. Borrow if you are just looking to introduce numbers in a fun way.
Little Kid Reaction
As we closed the book on the first reading, our preschooler announced "Read it again, Mama." We've since read it a number of times, each one a little slower, as s/he begins to study the illustrations in more detail.
Big Kid Reaction
The story is really just a sequence of sentences counting out how many bees and what they do. The illustrations make the book.
Pros:
The illustrations are beautiful, the bees are cute, and the pages are sturdy and will withstand frequent readings.
Cons:
None, really. For parents, it would be fun to have a little more story or lead-ins for creating interactive reading.
| Title | The 1,2,3 Bees |
| About | |
| Author | Nicole Wheldon |
| Publisher | Acmon Blue Publishing © 2004 |
| Illustrators | Diana Zourelias-Noro |
| ISBN | 0974479217 |
| Material | Hard Cover |
| Cost | $17.95 |
| Genres | Math, Picture Book |
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