Description

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6 pots + 4 pans = 10 dishes...or a
feast With the imaginative play of these creative preschoolers, exploring the
concepts of categorization and adding up to 10 has never been so much fun.

If you ask a
grown-up to add up 8 cars + 2 trucks, they'll probably say that's 10 vehicles.
And it's true. But these 10 young friends know what else those things add up
to: a race What will they do with 7 robes + 3 capes? Or 6 pots + 4 pans? 10
simple objects can have infinite possibilities.

Previously in the
Big, Little Concepts series, author Victoria Allenby packaged important
kindergarten readiness skills in preschooler-perfect books, featuring shape
recognition in Shape Up, Construction Trucks and sound and rhythm in Listen
Up Train Song. In Let's Add Up , aided by the sweet and lively
illustrations of Maggie Zeng, she cleverly tucks lessons on categorization and
all the ways to compose the number 10 into a playdate full of enticing
imagination and creative play. A closing note to caregivers offers enriching,
age-appropriate activities to keep building their child's foundational learning
skills. After all, 5 story time snuggles + 5 more = 10 opportunities to build
lifelong learning

About the Author

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Victoria Allenby has been writing poetry andstories for as long as she can remember. Her debut picture book, Nat the CatCan Sleep Like That, won the 2014 Preschool Reads Award and was nominatedfor the 2015 SYRCA Shining Willow Award. More recently, her Big, LittleConcepts Books Shape Up! Construction Trucks and Listen Up! TrainSong have earned several starred reviews and a Mathical Book Prize HonorBook. Victoria lives in Toronto, Ontario.Maggie Zeng isa children's book illustrator, graphic designer, concept artist, andanimator. Born in Montreal, she attends Concordia University andpreviously received the Outstanding Achievement Award in Applied Arts Technologiesat Dawson College. Maggie loves making story-driven illustrations thatconvey a feeling of adventure and wonder through fun characters and magicalenvironments. Her first picture books are This is the Boat That BenBuilt and Room for More.