Kids & Young at Heart

Counting with Munsch: A Fun and Engaging Introduction to Numeracy!

Introducing Classic Munsch 123, the first-ever counting book by Robert Munsch, designed to make learning numbers as fun and simple as 1-2-3! Styled in an oversized board book format, it is perfect for gifting to toddlers and young children. Following the success of Classic Munsch ABC, this book uses beloved characters and vibrant illustrations from Robert Munsch and Michael Martchenko to teach early numeracy concepts in an engaging and entertaining way. Classic Munsch 123 is a must-have addition to any child’s library, providing an interactive and enjoyable way to master early counting skills.

Product Features

• Numbers 1-12: Each number is presented as both a numeral and a word, helping children recognize numbers visually and by sight.

• Engaging Illustrations: Beautifully crafted illustrations from the world of Robert Munsch and Michael Martchenko add charm to every page.

• Sequence Learning: A joyful parade in the final pages introduces the concept of numbers in sequence, reinforcing early numeracy skills.

• Perfect for Toddlers: Ideal for children ages 3-5, the book is designed to introduce and solidify basic counting skills.

• Ideal Gift: Its oversized board book format makes it an excellent gift for a child’s first library.

Product Details

• Language: English

• Number of Pages: 32 pages

• Target Age: 3-5 years

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