Counting book keep number concepts prominent

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1. Do the objects of the Counting book stand out? If so, how is this accomplished? If not, what needs to be done to accomplish this? Explain your answers.

2. Countingcommonobjectsthatchildrenknow,suchasfingersandtoes,isusuallybestforthe young child. What counting objects does the book use? Explain why the objects are appropriate or inappropriate for the young child.

3. Number concepts should not be lost in the story. How does the Counting book keep number concepts prominent?

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