Overview

Why count buttons or crayons when you can count sea otters? Dive beneath the waves and discover a magical kelp forest full of colorful ocean creatures-while learning numbers, colors, and marine biology! Perfect for preschoolers, toddlers, and early learners, Count with Kelp: Counting and Colors for the Youngest Marine Biologists introduces young readers to the wonders of the sea through playful rhyme and fascinating sea life facts. From ten sea otters floating on the surface to one giant kelp swaying below, children will meet a cast of real ocean animals that live along the California coast. This vibrant children's picture book blends STEM learning and storytelling, helping kids build counting skills, color recognition, and a love of nature-all at the same time. Each page invites children to observe, count, and name the creatures that call the kelp forest home. At the back of the book, a Fun-Fact Glossary shares simple scientific details about each species-perfect for curious kids and parents who love to learn together. You'll discover what sea otters eat, where the tiniest creatures like to hide, and how they all live on giant kelp together! Written by Charlotte Stevenson, who studied marine biology and spent years scuba diving in Monterey Bay, this book offers a rare blend of authentic science and fun child-friendly images.

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""The next best thing to taking a toddler to the aquarium is to give them this book--the pictures are mesmerizing, the descriptions poetic, and the overall effect is delightful."" ""Lovely illustrations and wonderful to have a counting book with an ocean theme! We've read it every day since it arrived."" ""Each page of this lovely book for young children is packed with information but done in an inviting, calm way. Simple illustrations introduce children to colors, numbers, and a basic marine environment. Any child may look at the beach and ocean with wider eyes after reading this book."" ""This is an awesome book for little kids who already show a love for the ocean. My son got bored of the same types of counting/color educational books out there. Count some creatures? Yes, please.""

Author Information

Charlotte Stevenson writes at the intersection of nature and heart. She has an M.A. in Science Writing from Johns Hopkins University and an M.S. and B.S. in Biology from Stanford University, where she spent many years at Hopkins Marine Station in Monterey, CA. As a mom, Charlotte found animals and nature to be some of the best teachers and guides for her kids as they grew up. You can find more of Charlotte's work on her websites: www.CharlotteStevenson.com and www.CharlotteStevensonBooks.com

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