With all that is going on around our world, it's important that our children understand what love is, how the act of love is carried out and the way love appears in our eyes. Color, Shapes and Sizes it's about loving every person no matter the shape, size or color of their skin. It's about unconditional love. It's to help teach our children that no matter where a person is from, you have to get to know them first, before deciding to not give them a chance at all. Because our children are the future, I believe that it is important that they have one by choosing to love every Color, Shape and Size of an individual, rather than teaching them to hate. We have enough problems with racism, let's allow our children to lead our country with love.

Whether you want to kick-start your toddlers color and shape recognition or just tell a good story with a heart-warming lesson, Families Come In Many Different Shapes, Sizes, & Colors fits the bill. The vibrant and playful illustrations offer new discoveries in every read. With a message that love makes a family and that true friendships can be built through acceptance and understanding - any child would be lucky to experience this book.Ryan LaLonde has been drawing and telling stories from the age of three. In a family journal kept from an early age, Ryan stated yearly that he wanted to be a teacher or an artist. This, his first book, is a harmonious fusion of his childhood dreams - not only is it an expression of art and creativity but also a story that teaches many lessons. Whether learning an array of colors or the gambit of shapes, the book brings them to life with a story of families, friends and love.

Describe It: Size Shape, and Color is aligned to the Common Core State Standards for English/Language Arts, addressing Literacy.RI.K.9 and Literacy.L.K.5. It's Megan's birthday, and readers are treated to cake, ice cream and gifts while learning about descriptive language. This book should be paired with “What Does It Look Like?" (9781448889747) from the InfoMax Common Core Readers Program to provide the alternative point of view on the same topic.

Shape Size Color Count is an early math course designed to teach the fundamental skills behind the two most popular tests given in Pre-K and Kindergarten for entry into gifted and talented programs. Since these tests measure the skills behind a strong academic performance, Shape Size Color Count will provide a strong start to school. This innovative course strengthens quantitative and visual perception skills in a way similar to how phonics strengthens reading. Build visual number sense and visual perception from the ground up Introduce working math vocabulary, the building block of analysis Step through dimension, ordinals and transformation Challenge thinking with subtle problems Shape Size Color Count provides a strong foundation in conceptual vocabulary, visual and quantitative skills. It is an investment that will continue to pay off on tests and in school.

The focus of this booklet is on matching, recognizing, and identifying colors, shapes, and sizes. Concept development as well as vocabulary learning are goals. A variety of materials are used in the activities. Activities for children from preschool through grade 2 are grouped by topic. (MNS)

Padded board book introducing first colors, letters and numbers

Designed to introduce children to learning about concept concepts of colours, shapes sizes and opposites. Uses photographs of familiar objects, animals and children. Suggested level: preschool.