Overview

In a schoolhouse far away, magic blew the fields of hay. Mrs. Wiggles stood alone. Long ago, her class had grown. Then one day, she heard a sound-numbers leaping to the ground. At an early age, children have big imaginations and eagerly embrace new ideas. Mrs. Wiggles is the best way to introduce children to the world of math. Bold and vibrant numbers fill this playful schoolhouse and delight your child with each page turn. Lisa Konkol's exciting illustrations are sure to tickle little ones for hours of read-aloud fun. Your child will enjoy . . . Rhyming text that helps children quickly memorize and recognize numbers Each number is unique and has value Realizing that numbers can solve problems Standing together, everyone is worth more Mrs. Wiggles and the Numbers makes counting fun! An exciting book to delight your child or baby as they learn to love numbers. This book will amuse everyone, with many subtleties for older children and adults. Gift the book to every little one's library.

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"Literary Titan Gold Award (2023) ★★★★★ Aside from teaching children about counting and numbers, this picture book has a wonderful lesson about how everyone has value and is important. There is a strong message of friendship and helping each other on these pages. Mrs. Wiggles and the Numbers is a well-written and illustrated picture book for children ages baby to seven years old. It would make a wonderful addition to a classroom or home library. The lyrical prose in the story is told in makes it fun to read out loud, and the illustrations will keep everyone giggling. Each page has its number represented with items; for example, number two has two rubber duckies floating in the sink. Children will have fun searching each page to find the item that represents the number on the page. Mrs. Wiggles and the Numbers: Counting Book for Children, Math Read Aloud Picture Book is a whimsical and entertaining children's book that will delight preschoolers through early elementary level kids. BookBub Feature (March 2023)Gina Rae Mitchell - Professional Reviewer (2023)""Mrs. Wiggles and the Numbers is an adorable book. The story itself and the illustrations are exceptionally well done. The colors are bright, making the numbers jump off the page. The prose is a perfect match for the pictures. I found the rhymes simple and easy for early readers to handle. It also teaches compassion as the numbers help one of their own feel included. If you don't have a little one in your life to share this book with, it would be a great gift for any library, school, church, or daycare. Teacher Quotes""I love your book! It is full of colorful and fun illustrations that the kids will love too!"" ""Teachers will often use the same book as a class read-aloud to model different concepts in a book, and this one could be used for teaching many different lessons."" ""A ten-frame could be used to show how the number changes when adding 0, and then later use multiple ten-frames to count by 10s."" ""Even in preschool, teachers are beginning to teach rhyming concepts, and for the six-year-old introducing alliteration could be a fun lesson with your book."" ""Starting with number recognition and counting for the younger child which is your main idea, and then again using objects for one-to-one correspondence with the written form."" "". . . discussing with the kids how the number characters show kindness and inclusiveness with one another. I love how you wove those ideas into the story."" ""It's a great book!"""

Teacher Quotes I love your book! It is full of colorful and fun illustrations that the kids will love too! Teachers will often use the same book as a class read-aloud to model different concepts in a book, and this one could be used for teaching many different lessons. A ten-frame could be used to show how the number changes when adding 0, and then later use multiple ten-frames to count by 10s. Even in preschool, teachers are beginning to teach rhyming concepts, and for the six-year-old introducing alliteration could be a fun lesson with your book. Starting with number recognition and counting for the younger child which is your main idea, and then again using objects for one-to-one correspondence with the written form. . . . discussing with the kids how the number characters show kindness and inclusiveness with one another. I love how you wove those ideas into the story. It's a great book!

Author Information

"Lisa Konkol is a writer/illustrator who has worked in STEM fields for over thirty years. She creates books that make children laugh and encourages a love of math and reading. Lisa was designated a Master Artist by the American Juried Art Salon. She has a business degree from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Lisa previously wrote and illustrated the picture book Who's Behind the Mask?"" to help little ones overcome their fear of face masks. For more information, visit her website at www.lisakonkol.com."

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