Teaching your toddler to count does not have to be challenging. It can be fun and exciting. There are so many ways for a toddler to learns their numbers. One ways is having your toddler explore books that deal with counting. Sesame Street: 5 Little Rubber Duckies and 10, 9, 8…Owls Up Late! are two great books that can be used to not only increase their vocabulary, but also to help them to learn how to count.
Sesame Street: 5 Little Rubber Duckies
Sesame Street: 5 Little Rubber Duckies, by is an educational fun book for little ones 2 and up. In this book, your toddler will learn their numbers with Elmo and friends! Join Ernie and his friends on Sesame Street as they try to find five little rubber duckies in this fun, hands-on board book! With touch and trace elements perfect for little hands and plastic duckies to push and count along, this book is the perfect story time activity for early learners. Sesame Street: 5 Little Rubber Duckies is also available in Spanish (5 Patitos de Hule)! This novelty board book has 12 pages. This book retails for $11.99. The age range is ages 2 and up. Additional information about Sesame Street: 5 Little Rubber Duckies: Studio Fun; ISBN: 9780794441197.
This is a book that will be great for on the go. Your toddler will have fun moving the duckies along, while still learning their numbers.
10, 9, 8…Owls Up Late!
In 10, 9, 8…Owls Up Late!, by Georgiana Deutsch (Author) and Ekaterina Trukhan (Illustrator), tells the story of ten little owls are playing in a tree, hopping and hooting happily. But Mama Owl calls from down in the nest, “It’s bedtime now; it’s time to rest.” Peek through the pages and spot the mischievous owls in this fun counting book, perfect for bedtime! Featuring fun rhyming text, funny illustrations and peek-through die-cut pages. This board book has 26 pages. This book retails for $9.99. The age range is ages 3 – 5. Additional information about 10, 9, 8…Owls Up Late!: Silver Dolphin; ISBN: 9781684121847.
We all know how hard it is to sometimes get our little one to sleep. This is the perfect rhyming book to help your toddler learn to count from ten to one backwards.