Maths: Introductory
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Anno's Counting House
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Anno's Counting House

Written and illustrated by Mitsumasa Anno. The wordless picture book follows ten children who move one by one from their old house to a new house across the street, taking their possessions with them.
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Sea Sums (Joy Hulme)
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Sea Sums (Joy Hulme)

The book uses rhyming text and illustrations to teach basic math concepts, such as addition and subtraction, through interactions with sea creatures in a coral reef environment. Written by Joy N. Hulme and illustrated by Carol Schwartz.
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Sea Squares (Joy Hulme)
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Sea Squares (Joy Hulme)

It uses rhyming text and illustrations of sea animals to teach the concept of squaring numbers from one to ten. Written by Joy N. Hulme and illustrated by Carol Schwartz.
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If You Look Around (Fulvio Testa)
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If You Look Around (Fulvio Testa)

A book that teaches children about shapes through illustrations of everyday objects and simple text. Written and illustrated by Fulvio Testa.
Anno's Counting Book (written by Mitsumasa Anno)
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Anno's Counting Book (written by Mitsumasa Anno)

Anno's Counting Book is a beautifully illustrated wordless picture book that introduces children to the concept of counting and basic mathematical ideas. The book, created by Mitsumasa Anno, shows a landscape changing through the various times of day and the turning seasons, months, and years, along with the activities of the people and animals who come to live there.

Anno's Counting Book (written by Mitsumasa Anno)

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Anno's Counting Book is a beautifully illustrated wordless picture book that introduces children to the concept of counting and basic mathematical ideas. The book, created by Mitsumasa Anno, shows a landscape changing through the various times of day and the turning seasons, months, and years, along with the activities of the people and animals who come to live there.

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