Numbers and the Making of Us examines the origins and effects of numbers--words and other symbols for quantities. It focuses on the influence that numbers have had on human thought. As a result of this influence, the book claims, numbers transformed the human narrative. This transformation is supported by data from many disciplines: archaeology, linguistics, psychology, and primatology. The book surveys the types of number systems that have been innovated...

Con este libro puedes conocer a los animales marinos y tocar sus diferentes texturas. Además podrás practicar los números del uno al diez y reconocer los colores. With this book you can get to know some marine animals and touch their different textures. Besides that, you can practice counting from one to 10 animals and recognize colors.

"This workbook can help your child identify numbers and count from 1 to 10-two important math objectives for your child. Your child will also write numbers and number words, and put numbers in numerical order."--

An illustrated version of the traditional counting song. Some pages feature a die-cut through which a portion of the next illustration can be seen.

Little red penguin travels to meet his animal friends and introduces the numbers 1 to 10 along the way. There are questions and flaps to help reinforce number recognition and sequencing. "El pequeno pingüino rojo viaja para encontrarse con sus amigos..."--Back cover.

In rhyming text, describes different zoo animals, in a book with fold-out animals on every spread and objects for young readers to count.

"Get ready to Ribbit with Froggy catch, the fly-catching, froggy-matching, colorful counting game for preschoolers! Roll the die, noting the number of flies shown, then race to scan your cards and find one with the same number of frogs. Make a match and grab the matching-colored Froggy first to win the round and score some serious early learning skills. Includes 40 Lily pad cards, 4 colorful frogs, 1 large die, and game guide."--Seller's website.

A funny counting book in rhyme about cooperation and sharing.