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

Pictures depict two sisters going from shop to shop buying birthday presents for their mother.

Simple text and illustrations of a variety of insects introduce the numbers one through five.

Introduces the characteristics and activities of insects and other crawly creatures while illustrating number concepts from zero to twenty-six.

An assortment of animals swim, fly, jump, and slither through the numbers up to one hundred in this bilingual book.

Color illustrations and brief text introduce young children to numbers and counting from one to ten.

Describes the commemoration of the victory of the Mexican army over the French army on May 5, 1862, a victory which signaled the end of foreign invasions of North America.

Roadrunners, snakes and tumbleweeds help little cowpokes learn numbers one to ten.

Introduces young readers to animals and numbers in both English and Spanish.

Text in Spanish. While explaining the number of fish caught, a child introduces the numbers from one to ten.

Looks at the numbers in the Spanish language, with main text on each page provided only in Spanish, and simple, labeled photographs for support.

Split pages create a matching game in which young children are challenged to pair illustrations with corresponding numbers.

A gorilla makes his way through gardens, fields, and woods full of hidden animals waiting to be counted.

A counting book that presents a variety of creatures that live in the ocean.

With simple, eye-catching graphics, a boy describes himself and a group of nine friends using concepts such as "pair," "few," "less than," and "minority": "Las ni?nas son menos de la mitad del grupo: son la minor?ia.