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One Frog Sang
by Shirley Parenteau; ill. by Cynthia Jabar
One spring evening, a large old frog calls out into the night (ka-blu-urp), only to be followed by two little frogs (preep, preep), then three frogs...all the way up to ten. Then, when a car passes by, each group hops off to hide, providing a counting down opportunity. This book made it on this list because we just love Cynthia Jabar's illustrations (like here for example). These little frogs are just bursting with personality!
Add to that Parenteau's lyrical text and the fun frog calls (that kids love to repeat)... and this book is a winner all around.
As far as teaching counting, your little ones will have fingers
on the page, counting each group of frogs as they appears, then attempt
to disappear!
Interest Level Kindergarten - 2nd grade
Peek Inside Below is the first spread from inside One
Frog Sang:
Where to now?
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