Little Leo Loves to Count - Evans, Tara
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Little Leo loved to count. He counted apples, ice cream scoops, everything! One day, Leo's dad surprised him with a gift wrapped in a small box. What was in the box, Leo wondered? Little Leo is a young boy who spends time with his mom and dad and learns about numbers. While shopping, he learns how to add items in the shopping cart. He has responsibilities at his home and he uses his counting skills to feed his goldfish and perform additional chores. Leo learns about numbers and enjoys counting objects inside and outside of his home. He also learns about watches and how to tell time. He…mehr

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Little Leo loved to count. He counted apples, ice cream scoops, everything! One day, Leo's dad surprised him with a gift wrapped in a small box. What was in the box, Leo wondered? Little Leo is a young boy who spends time with his mom and dad and learns about numbers. While shopping, he learns how to add items in the shopping cart. He has responsibilities at his home and he uses his counting skills to feed his goldfish and perform additional chores. Leo learns about numbers and enjoys counting objects inside and outside of his home. He also learns about watches and how to tell time. He understands what needs to be done at different times of the day and night.
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Autorenporträt
Tara Wilson Evans of Bellevue, Nebraska, is the author of four published titles, including Fun on the Farm with Dodi and Dee. Little Leo Loves to Count is the first book in the Little People series.Tara is a master quilter of over 25 years. She has served on the Friends Board at the International Quilt Museum in Lincoln, Nebraska and is the CEO of Community Quilting Center, Inc., a 501(c)(3) organization. Through her organization, she and other experienced quilters teach the art of quilt making to young and old alike.