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Four bear cubs collect ingredients for a blueberry pie, counting and recounting them as their supply grows.

Explains how the number one can refer to a single item, the two shoes in a pair, the seven days in a week, the twelve eggs in a dozen, all the trees in a forest, and much more.

Illustrations of people and animals introduce the numbers one through ten and then, counting by tens, move on up to 100.

A counting book which explains how single things together make something totally different such as: ten cents make one dime, twelve eggs make one dozen and so on.

Teaches numbers one through twelve, six colors, and three primary shapes: circle, square, and triangle.

Introduces Roman numerals, and by counting pigs in the illustrations the reader can reinforce the mathematical concept.

A counting book with facts and illustrations of insects.

Presents the numbers one through ten in Russian, using each number to introduce concepts about the Soviet Union and Russian culture.

Presents the numbers one through ten in Chinese, using each number to introduce concepts about China and Chinese culture.

Presents the numbers one to ten in Japanese, using each number to introduce concepts about Japan and its culture.

Uses Arabic numerals from one to ten to introduce concepts about Arab countries and Arab culture.

Introduces young readers to the history and culture of Mexico, and presents numbers one through ten in the Spanish language.

Counting verses explain how a family ended up with a dozen cats.

In the Monkey Day Parade, monkey majorettes, cyclists, tumblers, and band members create a spectacle as they move along in groups of two, three, and four.

A counting book depicting the growth in a village and surrounding countryside during twelve months.