How Many Legs?

Young readers may know how many legs they have and count them as they get dressed each day. But what other animals move around on two legs? From apes to penguins, the bipedal animals included in this book surprise and delight readers! Full-color photographs showing off each animal's two legs are paired with simple, complete sentences to aid beginning readers fluency and word recognition. A concluding question asks readers to do some counting and apply what they've learned.

How in the world does an animal with no legs get around? Young readers likely have wondered that very question upon seeing a snake at the zoo or an earthworm in the garden. This book invites kids to investigate legless animals further as well as practice their independent reading! Simple sentences are paired with full-color photographs, directly correlating to each other to aid new readers' comprehension. A concluding question asks readers to do some counting and apply what they've learned!

Some of our favorite animals have four legs! From dogs and cats to horses and frogs, these quadruped animals are fundamentally different from us, but often anthropomorphized by young children and in movies, making them seem friendly and fun! In this simple, colorful volume, a full-color photograph highlights how many legs each animal has, inviting the newest readers to count them. Easy-to-read, complete sentences aid reading fluency for new readers. A concluding question asks readers to apply what they've learned.

The more legs a creepy crawly creature has, the more interested some kids are! For others, these animals are too gross! In this early reading volume, youngsters encounter millipedes, centipedes, and other many-legged animals, familiarizing them with creatures that have way more legs than we do! They are encouraged to practice their counting skills by taking a close look at how many legs each of these animals has! Full-color photographs directly correlate to the simple sentences to aid comprehension. A concluding question asks readers to apply what they've learned.

A primary feature of insects is their six legs. Since there are thousands of kinds of insects that all look different, this fact can seem wild to young readers! In this volume, kids encounter many kinds of insects, from beetles to butterflies, and see their six legs up close enough in full-color photographs for counting! Simple, complete sentences aid reading fluency in new readers and encourage this foundational math skill. A concluding question asks readers to do some counting and apply what they've learned.

To some, anything with eight legs is a nightmare! But, to many young children, these creepy crawly creatures are endlessly fascinating. In this fun and colorful volume, beginning readers encounter many animals they know and some they don't, all while counting their legs to ensure eight are present! Simple sentences are accompanied by full-color photographs that correlate directly to the image, aiding reading fluency and word recognition through repetition. A concluding question asks readers to apply what they've learned.