Learn to count by tens in this fun beach story.

Introduces counting in tens by counting the number of toes on the beach.

Learn to count by tens with Finn and friends.

Ordinary Words is mostly a collection of song lyrics that have been tweaked so as not to repeat song 'refains'. The poems with accompanying instrumentals can be found at... http://lkazmierczak.biz/songs

These poems started as a way to coax our young son into getting dressed. It isn't the most exciting part of the day for any child. However, when we take the time to dress appropriately for the day we are ready to enjoy the little adventures that come our way! We found that having a rhyme helped our little guy, and are happy to share them with your family too. We know that young ones especially love books with colorful pictures! We live in Sevierville, Tennessee, next to the beautiful Great Smoky Mountains National Park. This area is full of talented craftsmen and artists. We had the privilege to work closely with a local artist, Pam Scott, to bring these poems to life. She has been an artist in this area for many years, and was wonderful to collaborate with! We were thrilled when she shared her first ideas for the illustrations! We know you'll love seeing the beautiful snow scenes and this little guy's adventures in getting ready for the day. Our hope is that this 24 page book helps your young one enjoy getting dressed for the day, and that taking the time to read this together makes wonderful memories for you and your family. We love reading to our son, and now we get to read this one to him over and over again (once is never enough for young readers)! Please enjoy!

Tally McNally is an alley cat who loves to tally! He keeps track of all sorts of contests—who wins the most races, who is the tallest, who can climb the most trees, and more. When the results are counted up, Tally is always the winner. One rainy day, Tally competes to become the “wettest cat.” But he goes too far and gets into a jam. Will his friends—who lose to him tally after tally—find a way to save him?