Counting as shared participation
The book counts coastal subjects from one to ten and back down, with numbers shown in words and numerals and clues in the illustrations.
Book details
Sheryl McFarlane - Author
Expect a shared counting journey through coastal sights, rising from one to ten before reversing direction. The structure invites children to spot, say and count objects alongside an adult.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceExpect a shared counting journey through coastal sights, rising from one to ten before reversing direction. The structure invites children to spot, say and count objects alongside an adult.
The book counts coastal subjects from one to ten and back down, with numbers shown in words and numerals and clues in the illustrations.
Notice how the coastal setting broadens the counting beyond a single object type: lighthouse, freighters, eagles, boats, fish and umbrellas all become opportunities for observation and conversation.
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