Author - Simon Keller

A child can place two pencils side by side and notice that one is longer. Then they can make a...

A child lines up blocks like this: red, blue, red, blue. After a moment, they point to the next...

A small toy bear sits in a box, then moves on the table, and finally hides under a chair. The bear...

Two balls sit side by side on the table: one looks big, and the other looks small. A child can...

A child at the front of a line is first. The child behind them is second. The next child is third...

Counting is not only saying numbers in order. When children count blocks, crayons, buttons, snacks...

When a child sees 8, says eight, and writes eight on paper, they are building an important number...

A round wall clock, a square floor tile, a triangle slice of pizza, and a rectangle storybook can...

A bright red apple, a blue sky, a yellow sun, and green grass can make color learning feel natural...

The first lick of sweet honey, the sharp bite of a lemon, and the salty crunch of a cracker can...