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June book title:
Rainbow Days: The Orange Wall by Valerie Bolling |
July book title:
Unicorn and Yeti: Fun and Games by Heather Burnell |
August book title:
Yasmin the Camper by Saaidia Faruqi
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Counting dinos
by Eric Pinder
Rodrigo the Ankylosaurus and his dinosaur friends explore their prehistoric world as they count from one to ten
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Five fuzzy chicks
by Diana Murray
In a springtime counting story by the author of Doris the Bookasaurus, five fuzzy chicks scatter to the cozy beds of their farmyard friends and fall asleep, challenging Mama Hen to gather them back to their coop. Illustrations.
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Who sank the boat?
by Pamela Allen
The reader is invited to guess who causes the boat to sink when five animal friends of varying sizes decide to go for a row
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Balancing act
by Ellen Stoll Walsh
Two mice have fun playing on a teeter-totter, but as more and larger friends join them, it becomes increasingly difficult to stay balanced
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Time for a hug
by Phillis Gershator
A little rabbit receives hugs around the clock
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The doorbell rang
by Pat Hutchins
Each time the doorbell rings, there are more people who have come to share Ma's wonderful cookies
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Blue sea
by Robert Kalan
Several fishes of varying size introduce space relationships and size differences
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Ants rule : the long and short of it
by Bob Barner
The ants get together and decide how long various other insects are by how many ants its takes to measure them, including a caterpillar, ladybug, beetle, and walking stick
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Mouse count
by Ellen Stoll Walsh
As a hungry snake gathers mice to eat, counting off as he deposits them in a jar, the clever mice count down as they outwit the snake and escape
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Two of everything : a Chinese folktale
by Lily Toy Hong
A poor old Chinese farmer finds a magic brass pot that doubles or duplicates whatever is placed inside it, but his efforts to make himself wealthy lead to unexpected complications
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Shapes
by Shelley Rotner
This bright, bold board book challenges children to think creatively about shapes in real life, like circles in the sky (the moon, the sun) and ovals (eggs, spoons and watermelon seeds). Illustrations.
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Peppa Pig and the apple stand.
by Candlewick Press
In a gentle introduction to early subtraction, Peppa and her friends sell the apples from the apple orchard and meet some friendly neighbors along the way. Illustrations.
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Just a little bit
by Ann Tompert
When Mouse and Elephant decide to go on the seesaw, Mouse needs a lot of help from other animals before they can go up and down
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You are (not) small
by Anna Kang
"Two fuzzy creatures can't agree on who is small and who is big, until a couple of surprise guests show up, settling it once and for all!"
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One pup's up
by Marsha Wilson Chall
A loveable litter of puppies encourages youngsters to count from one to 10 and back again as each wakes up in turn and wriggles, eats and plays before falling back to sleep in a furry jumble.
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A pair of socks
by Stuart J. Murphy
Young children learn about the concept of matching when a lonely striped sock, searching the house for its mate, wonders if it matches a polka-dotted sock and the other socks it encounters along the way. Simultaneous.
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Smart George
by Jules Feiffer
"When George's mother asks him to add one plus one, two plus two, and three plus three, George would rather eat, go for a walk, and take a nap. But soon George finds himself in a colorful dream about . . . numbers!"
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Measuring Penny
by Loreen Leedy
Lisa learns about the mathematics of measuring by measuring her dog Penny with all sorts of units, including pounds, inches, dog biscuits, and cotton swabs
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Shape by shape
by Suse MacDonald
Bright shapes, die-cut pages, collage-style artwork, and a foldout page enhance this vibrant concept book where images are combined to reveal the identity of the mystery creature at the end of the book.
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Can you see what I see? : Toyland express
by Walter Wick
A latest entry in the best-selling search-and-find puzzle series by the photographer of the I Spy books follows the life of a toy train from the workshop to the attic, where it is later rescued at a garage sale and brought to life once again in a new home, in a story told through intricately detailed spreads on which more than 250 hidden objects are placed.
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Scholastic BookFlix
Video storybooks that are paired with nonfiction ebooks designed for preschool through 3rd grade. Collection includes book sin English and Spanish. Free for CBCPL patrons! |
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Looking for more to do? See all programs on our online calendar. |
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