Books
ONE TO TEN AND BACK AGAIN
In this series children will learn to count to ten in Book One with an introduction to addition and subtraction in Books Two and Three. As they are discovering these basic Maths concepts, children will also be learning the names of thirty different native Australian animals. Both children and adults will love the imaginative rhyming text and the expressive illustrations full of life and humour. The simple reinforcement activities included at the end of each book add to the fun. (View animated trailer here)
Ten Naughty Numbats
Counting to 10
Learn to count from one to ten with ten Australian animal friends.
Let’s start to count from number one,
And name the animals just for fun.
Learning to count to ten is exciting and fun with the ten naughty numbats and friends. The entertaining rhyming text and delightful illustrations are a great introduction to the amazing world of number. This beautiful picture book teaches the cardinal numbers from one to ten with the help of unique native Australian animals. (See Naughty Numbat Number Games here)
Ten Bush Babies
Introduction to Addition
Now that you can count to ten, let’s join some bush friends once again.
You’ll see it’s such a lot of fun,
Adding animals one by one.
Join the cute Bush Babies as they jump, run and race across the pages of this bright and colourful picture book. Featuring Australia’s magnificent native animals, this entertaining counting book introduces the concept of addition through appealing rhyming text, captivating illustrations and fun activities.
Ten Lively Lorikeets
Introduction to Subtraction
The lively lorikeets will help you learn how to subtract.
“It’s so easy,” the lorikeets say,
“Minus just means take away!”
Come and learn the first steps in subtraction with the happy, larking lorikeets who are busy doing flying tricks. Ten Lively Lorikeets is a vibrant and engaging picture book which introduces the concept of subtraction with the help of ten different native Australian birds. With simple reinforcement activities at the end, it’s a fun and enjoyable learning experience.