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Swinburne, Stephen R.

What's a Pair? What's a Dozen?

32 pp. | Boyds | February, 2000 | Trade ISBN 1-56397-827-X $$15.95 | Paper ISBN 1-56397-871-7 $$8.95
(3) K-3 Attractive, full-color photographs and succinct text introduce everyday number vocabulary in contexts familiar to young children--a pair of boots, a triple-scoop ice-cream cone, a dozen donuts. In the second half of the book, readers puzzle over questions such as "Can you find the pair?" and "Who's first in line?" The numerous color photos feature fresh-faced children casually posed in rustic settings.
Reviewer: Tanya D. Auger

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