Counting Sheep (Step-Into-Reading, Step 2)
Counting Sheep by Julie Glass is a delightful children’s book published by Random House Books for Young Readers on October 24, 2000. This 32-page edition, written in English, presents a playful narrative about a restless hero who turns to counting animals as a remedy for sleeplessness. The story unfolds with the protagonist counting sheep, kangaroos, and monkeys, leading to a chaotic yet entertaining countdown as he reaches bees.
Readers will find that this engaging tale not only entertains but also introduces the concept of counting by sets, serving as a precursor to multiplication. The vibrant illustrations and rhythmic text enhance the bedtime experience, making it a fitting choice for young readers exploring themes of sleep and animals. This book is designed to captivate children’s imaginations while providing a fun approach to learning basic counting skills.
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What do you do if you can’t sleep? Count sheep! That’s what the restless hero of this rollicking tale does. And when sheep don’t work, he counts kangaroos by twos and monkeys by threes. But when he gets to bees by fours, the animals run amok! Then it’s a countdown to dream time. With energetic, bright illustrations and rhythmic text, this is a great introduction to the idea of counting by sets, a precursor to multiplication.
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