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Teddy bear counting
by Barbara Barbieri McGrath
Simple rhyming text invites the youngest students to count brightly colored teddy bears from zero to 12 and back again and form the primary shapes of a circle, square and triangle. Simultaneous.
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Round is a tortilla : a book of shapes
by Roseanne Thong
Children are invited to discover a world of shapes on lively, colorful spreads that feature a busy Latino family and culturally evocative objects ranging from rectangle ice-cream carts and stone metates to triangle slices of watermelon and quesadillas, in a rhyming tale complemented by an informative glossary.
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Icky bug shapes
by Jerry Pallotta
Introduces the characteristics and activities of insects through the various shapes made by leafcutter ants, as well as demonstrating these forms with other insects and spiders
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Mouse shapes
by Ellen Stoll Walsh
Offers a celebration of shapes and colors as three clever mice set forth to trick a sneaky cat using one oval, two circles, and eight triangles, in an entertaining concept book by the creator of Mouse Paint and Mouse Count. Jr Lib Guild. 25,000 first printing.
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Round is a mooncake : a book of shapes
by Roseanne Thong
As a little girl discovers things round, square, and rectangular in her urban neighborhood, she is reminded of her Chinese American culture
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Round and square
by Miriam Schlein
Together with colorful illustrations and bouncy rhymes, this story shows young readers that so many things in the world are either round or square, like the setting sun, the rising moon, and a car's wheels, or a box and a book.
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Shapes that roll
by Karen Berman Nagel
Illustrations and rhyming text introduce young readers to the many different shapes found in the world around them
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Museum shapes
by Not Available
From circles and squares to arches and stars, a companion title to Museum 123 and Museum ABC introduces children to basic and complex shapes through The Met's extensive and varied collections of art.
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Circle dogs
by Kevin Henkes
The author of Owen, a Caldecott Honor Book, introduces youngsters to the circle dogs who live in a square house with a square yard, eat circle snacks, and dig circle holes. Reprint.
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Perfect square
by Michael Hall
A perfect square that is perfectly happy is torn into pieces, punched with holes, crumpled, and otherwise changed but finds in each transformation that it can be something new, and just as happy
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Shape capers
by Cathryn Falwell
When a group of children shakes shapes out of a box, discover the fun of using circles, squares, triangles, semicircles, rectangles, and their imaginations, in this clever introduction to basic shapes that features activities for the home or classroom.
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What am I? : looking through shapes at apples and grapes
by N. N. Charles
A concept book for young readers presents an interactive introduction to colors and shapes with boldly colored die-cuts of shapes through which familiar fruits can be seen, and includes rhyming clues that help identify the fruits.
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Swirl by swirl : spirals in nature
by Joyce Sidman
Combines the talents of a Newbery Honor-winning poet and a Caldecott Medal-winning artist in a visually striking tribute to nature's spirals that identifies the unique design and practical value of such examples as snail shells, flower buds and human ears. 25,000 first printing.
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Color zoo
by Lois Ehlert
Introduces colors and shapes with illustrations of shapes on die-cut pages that form animal faces when placed on top of one another
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The wing on a flea : a book about shapes
by Ed. Emberley
In a tale first published forty years ago, rhymes combined with colorful drawings teach children to recognize shapes of circles, triangles, and rectangles in things they see daily.
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Colors versus shapes
by Mike Boldt
Competing for the spotlight, two teams of colors and shapes pose arguments about why Red and his primary pals or Circle's crew should be the stars of the story before both groups learn how to work together. By the creator of 123 versus ABC. 25,000 first printing.
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Shapes, shapes, shapes
by Tana Hoban
With full-color photographs, a concept book challenges small children to stretch their minds and notice the extraordinary within the ordinary through recognition and perception of the various shapes found in one's environment. Reprint.
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The shape of things
by Dayle Ann Dodds
Rhymes and colorful illustrations reveal how simple shapes come together to form houses, boats, and lots of other things in the world
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Go, shapes, go!
by Denise Fleming
Circles, rectangles, ovals, arcs, and more have fun moving about, along with a mischievous mouse that wants to play, too
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Circle, square, Moose
by Kelly L. Bingham
A companion to Z Is for Moose finds Moose jumping into a library book about shapes and wreaking shape havoc throughout its pages until Zebra climbs in to stop him, triggering a madcap chase. 50,000 first printing.
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Apples and robins
by Lucie Félix
Using die-cut pages the story explores the shapes and colors of an apple tree through the passing of the seasons
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Round is a tortilla : a book of shapes
by Roseanne Thong
Children are invited to discover a world of shapes on lively, colorful spreads that feature a busy Latino family and culturally evocative objects ranging from rectangle ice-cream carts and stone metates to triangle slices of watermelon and quesadillas, in a rhyming tale complemented by an informative glossary.
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City shapes
by Diana Murray
Designed for particular appeal to kids growing up in urban environments, a vibrantly illustrated introduction to the shapes that can be found in a bustling city promotes early recognition skills by encouraging youngsters to use their imaginations while looking more closely at their environments. Simultaneous eBook. 20,000 first printing.
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Walter's wonderful web
by Tim Hopgood
A colorful introduction to basic shapes traces the experiences of a little spider who, in an effort to build a sturdy web that will withstand the blustery wind, makes webs in a variety of wonderful shapes. By the creator of Wow! Said the Owl.
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