Follow the fun rhyming text as it takes you on a journey to learn your numbers from 1-12 by counting the thirsty magpies, greedy galahs, dancing brolgas and many more, all brought to life through stunning artwork by Darug artist-educator Leanne Mulgo Watson. Emily Bruce is the author, although she prefers the term Grammar-Wrangler-in-Chief. She has worked in children’s publishing in the UK and Australia for eight years and is passionate about finding the spark that ignites a lifelong love of literacy in the next generation of storytellers.
Follow the fun rhyming text as it takes you on a journey to discover shapes in nature, from square yellow box fish to oval emu eggs and beehives full of hexagons, all brought to life through stunning artwork by Darug artist-educator Leanne Mulgo Watson.
The titles in the Indigenous Discovery Big Book series have been developed to help students build confidence with early learning concepts, such as shapes, colours, numbers and animals, while simultaneously increasing their awareness of and exposure to Indigenous artwork from an early age. The engaging rhyming text supports early language skills, such as vocabulary building, and the interactive relationship between the text and the gorgeous full-colour illustrations promotes key visual literacy skills. The big book format makes these titles perfect for an enriching shared reading experience that students will cherish.
Size: 300 x 420mmPages: 24
The Indigenous Discovery Big Book Pack is published by Learning Media.
Other titles available in the Indigenous Discovery Big Book series:Australian AnimalsColoursShapesUnder the Sea
Art and Craft catalogue page: 414
