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Books in Counting Collection series

  • Counting Collection: Counting Cars

    Roger Priddy

    Board book (Priddy Books US, Dec. 27, 2016)
    There are race cars, motorbikes, family cars, and all kinds of vehicles to discover racing across the pages of this awesome counting book! Organized into seven themed collections, the pages are packed with vehicles to look for, find, and count, along with lots of fun things to spot. Young vehicle fans can use the sturdy picture tabs to turn to their favorite page for counting car fun, time and time again!
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  • Counting Collection: Counting Dinosaurs

    Roger Priddy

    Board book (Priddy Books US, Dec. 12, 2017)
    There are big dinosaurs, little dinosaurs, spiky ones and scaly ones, and all kinds of funny prehistoric beasts to discover stomping across the pages of this awesome counting book! Every page of Counting Dinosaurs is packed with all sorts of colorful creatures to look for, find, and count. Organized into seven themed collections, the sturdy picture tabs make it easy for young dino fans to turn to their favorite page. The fantastic illustrations by Olivier Latyk will encourage both children and adults to take a closer look to spot the humorous detail in every scene.Also available: Counting Colors and Counting Cars
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  • "Gerome's Rainbow" Hardcover - Story About Acceptance

    Stephanie Logsdon, M.E.B. Stottmann

    Hardcover (Baxter's Corner, March 18, 2020)
    “Your job is to make a picture of you. We all are a mixture, of red, yellow, and blue.” Gerome’s Rainbow is a story about acceptance. Gerome and his classmates argue over what colors are better without realizing they are hurting each other’s feelings. It saddens Gerome that he and his friends are fighting, until he comes up with a great idea. Baxter’s Corner – Building Character is Child’s Play® Parents and educators agree that exposing children to learning values at an early age leads to healthy emotional and spiritual children. Baxter’s Corner has a unique series of books designed to enhance conversations between adults and preschool through primary-aged children. Each book has a magical section that allows caregivers to go beyond and tackle hard subjects like bulling, manners, being different than others, single-parent families, respecting authority, and working with others. Matching puppets, stretched canvas wall art, and removable wall decals bring the stories to life and deepen each child’s understanding of respect, determination, resilience, compassion, cooperation, and acceptance. “They write and illustrate the most wonderful children’s books designed to help both caregivers and children navigate life’s struggles in a healthy way. The books also include supplemental activities to help caregivers engage children in conversations about what they’ve learned and how they can apply the main message/theme to their lives.” Benjamin Gies, Policy and Advocacy Director, Kentucky Youth Advocates
  • Counting Colors

    Roger Priddy

    Board book (Priddy Books US, Aug. 9, 2016)
    Introduce your little learner to a wonderful world of colors and counting with this big, bright, and bold board book. Filled with full-color photographs of animals, toys, food, and other everyday things, this is a great book for you and your child to share as you talk about the colors, find the different objects, and count them as you go. With sturdy picture tabs that each lead to a different color.
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  • Gerome Sticks His Neck Out: Winner of Book Excellence, Independent Press, Mom's Choice and Purple Dragonfly Awards

    L.S.V. Baker, M.E.B. Stottmann

    Hardcover (Baxter's Corner, April 9, 2017)
    “He no longer stuck out, his height no longer laughable. But with his head hanging low, he felt most ungiraffeable.”Gerome does not like the attention he draws due to his height. He finds a way to keep a low profile but knows he isn’t being genuine. He is finally able to fully embrace his height, and its advantages, when his concern for another becomes greater than his concern for himself.Through storytelling, Baxter’s CornerTM pursues its mission to inspire young children to develop positive social skills that affect behavior choices. Each book features fun filled pages that Go Beyond the reading with a series of questions and learning activities that focus on an important point for your young listener or reader, including: “What do you think” questions Fun facts about the featured animals Social skill activities “Stop and think” situations that show the effects of choices we make “Gerome Sticks His Neck Out is definitely character building reading for young readers, teaching respect for others and a positive awareness of community. “ James A. Cox, Editor, Midwest Book Review Children’s Bookwatch, The Social Issues Shelf “Gerome Sticks His Neck Out is an engaging and stimulating book for young children. Lessons about friendship and standing up for what’s right are the dominant themes in this sweet story.”Kristina Davis Christensen, M.Ed. Head of School Friends School, Louisville, KY “Gerome Sticks His Neck Out is fun and short and also deals with a serious topic that many children might face. ... I find that this short story fits well into every kids book collection and it’s a great way to talk to your children about friendship, bullying, self-esteem and so on.” Erika Winterlia, Winterlia Reviews Follinge Jamtland, Sweden
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  • Gerome Sticks His Neck Out: Winner of Book Excellence, Independent Press, Mom's Choice and Purple Dragonfly Awards

    L S V Baker, M E B Stottmann

    Paperback (Baxter's Corner, Aug. 6, 2017)
    "He no longer stuck out, his height no longer laughable. But with his head hanging low, he felt most ungiraffeable." Gerome does not like the attention he draws due to his height. He finds a way to keep a low profile but knows he isn't being genuine. He is finally able to fully embrace his height, and its advantages, when his concern for another becomes greater than his concern for himself. Through storytelling, Baxter's Corner(R) pursues its mission to inspire young children to develop positive social skills that affect behavior choices. Each book features fun filled pages that Go Beyond the reading with a series of questions and learning activities that focus on an important point for your young listener or reader, including: "What do you think" questions Fun facts about the featured animals Social skill activities "Stop and think" situations that show the effects of choices we make "Gerome Sticks His Neck Out is definitely character building reading for young readers, teaching respect for others and a positive awareness of community. " James A. Cox, Editor, Midwest Book Review Children's Bookwatch, The Social Issues Shelf "Gerome Sticks His Neck Out is an engaging and stimulating book for young children. Lessons about friendship and standing up for what's right are the dominant themes in this sweet story." Kristina Davis Christensen, M.Ed. Head of School Friends School, Louisville, KY "Gerome Sticks His Neck Out is fun and short and also deals with a serious topic that many children might face. ... I find that this short story fits well into every kids book collection and it's a great way to talk to your children about friendship, bullying, self-esteem and so on." Erika Winterlia, Winterlia Reviews Follinge Jamtland, Sweden "This is one of the best company to buy books from. The kids enjoyed the story and the theme is character development" Amazon January 2018
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  • Sideways Fred: Winner of Mom's Choice and Purple Dragonfly Awards

    L.S.V. Baker, M.E.B. Stottmann

    Hardcover (Baxter's Corner, Aug. 19, 2017)
    “Jumping,” thought Fred,“ looks like wonderful fun. I can’t wait to grow legs and hop in the sun.” As a tadpole, Fred can’t wait to jump just like the older frogs. But one of Fred’s new legs is shorter than the other and the jumping coach tells Fred that maybe jumping is not for him. Instead of giving up, Fred figures out a special way to jump. He practices and practices ... until he can hit the target every time. Through storytelling, Baxter’s Corner® pursues its mission to inspire young children to develop positive social skills that affect behavior choices. Each book features fun filled pages that Go Beyond the reading with a series of questions and learning activities that focus on an important point for your young listener or reader, including: “What do you think” questions Fun facts about the featured animals Social skill activities “Stop and think” situations that show the effects of choices we make “Parents and educators share responsibility to engender in children empathy and a sense of responsibility. The children’s books from Baxter’s Corner help adults teach these essential skills through delightful stories. Not only are the characters engaging and their tales charming, the design of each story captivates the imagination of the child. As an educator for 40 years, I appreciate the Go Beyond feature at the end of each story. With the activities in this section, parents, grandparents and educators can turn story time into opportunities for lessons about the impact of the choices we make. We discover fun facts about the featured animal characters as well as questions that develop critical thinking and spark children’s creativity. Through the creative process, children develop essential life skills such as empathy, grit, imagination and critical thinking.” Suzanne Cooke, RSCJ Independent School Administrator Miami, Florida “Since I live in Baxter County, Arkansas, I had to check out your books and puppets. I am so glad I did! The delightful characters and books are perfect for my classroom of special needs children. My students will really benefit from these wonderful social stories. I have turned the reading corner of my classroom into The Gang at Baxter's Corner Reading Club. Thank you for creating these stories.” Rebecca Weliver Elementary Instructor Mountain Home, Arkansas
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  • The Sultan and the Mice

    Joan De Boer, Txell Darne

    Hardcover (Oqo Editora, June 30, 2007)
    Based on an Arabian tale, a sultan who loves cheese tries to stop the mice from eating it all with lasting consequences.
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  • Sideways Fred: Winner of Mom's Choice and Purple Dragonfly Awards

    L S V Baker, M E B Stottmann

    Paperback (Baxter's Corner, Aug. 19, 2017)
    "Jumping," thought Fred," looks like wonderful fun. I can't wait to grow legs and hop in the sun." As a tadpole, Fred can't wait to jump just like the older frogs. But one of Fred's new legs is shorter than the other and the jumping coach tells Fred that maybe jumping is not for him. Instead of giving up, Fred figures out a special way to jump. He practices and practices ... until he can hit the target every time. Through storytelling, Baxter's Corner(R) pursues its mission to inspire young children to develop positive social skills that affect behavior choices. Each book features fun filled pages that the reading with a series of questions and learning activities that focus on an important point for your young listener or reader, including: "What do you think" questions Fun facts about the featured animals Social skill activities "Stop and think" situations that show the effects of choices we make "Parents and educators share responsibility to engender in children empathy and a sense of responsibility. The children's books from Baxter's Corner help adults teach these essential skills through delightful stories. Not only are the characters engaging and their tales charming, the design of each story captivates the imagination of the child. As an educator for 40 years, I appreciate the Go Beyond feature at the end of each story. With the activities in this section, parents, grandparents and educators can turn story time into opportunities for lessons about the impact of the choices we make. We discover fun facts about the featured animal characters as well as questions that develop critical thinking and spark children's creativity. Through the creative process, children develop essential life skills such as empathy, grit, imagination and critical thinking." Suzanne Cooke, RSCJ Independent School Administrator Miami, Florida "Since I live in Baxter County, Arkansas, I had to check out your books and puppets. I am so glad I did! The delightful characters and books are perfect for my classroom of special needs children. My students will really benefit from these wonderful social stories. I have turned the reading corner of my classroom into The Gang at Baxter's Corner Reading Club. Thank you for creating these stories." Rebecca Weliver Elementary Instructor Mountain Home, Arkansas
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  • Why Stop For Tajo?: A story about respecting authority

    L.S.V. Baker, M.E.B. Stottmann

    Hardcover (Baxter's Corner, Sept. 12, 2019)
    “Each day after school at a quarter to three, a school guard named Tajo stands at Elm and McGee.”Tajo the Tarantula is the school crossing guard. Choosing to ignore Tajo’s directions, one youngster finds himself in the path of an oncoming truck. Afterwards he develops a new respect for authority when he considers Tajo’s rules are meant to keep him safe.Baxter’s Corner – Building Character is Child’s Play®Parents and educators agree that exposing children to learning values at an early age leads to healthy emotional and spiritual children. Baxter’s Corner has a unique series of books designed to enhance conversations between adults and preschool through primary-aged children. Each book has a magical section that allows caregivers to go beyond and tackle hard subjects like bulling, manners, being different than others, single-parent families, respecting authority, and working with others. Matching puppets, stretched canvas wall art, and removable wall decals bring the stories to life and deepen each child’s understanding of respect, determination, resilience, compassion, cooperation, and acceptance. Your books are fantastic! The illustrations, messages, and supplemental sections for teachers, parents, and caregivers are phenomenal!” Cortney Downs, MSSW, CSW Louisville Kentucky "Thank you for all the additional research and planning that went into the excellent expanded lessons in the back of the books!" Caren Yucha, M.A., CCC-SLP Pottstown, Pennsylvania
  • Ellema Sneezes: Winner of Mom's Choice and Purple Dragonfly Awards

    L S V Baker, M E B Stottmann

    Paperback (Baxter's Corner, May 12, 2018)
    "A new way to sneeze is what we need to find. Do not send her away. That is not very kind." Ellema the Elephant causes quite a stir when she sneezes, disrupting class and annoying her classmates. Once she learns to control her sneezes, everything calms down. Perhaps things are too calm. Kite Day is nearly ruined when there is no wind ... until Ellema sneezes her biggest sneeze ever! Through storytelling, Baxter's Corner(R) pursues its mission to inspire young children to develop positive social skills that affect behavior choices. Each book features fun filled pages that Go Beyond the reading with a series of questions and learning activities that focus on an important point for your young listener or reader, including: - "What do you think" questions- Fun facts about the featured animals- Social skill activities- "Stop and think" situations that show the effects of choices we make "Parents and educators share responsibility to engender in children empathy and a sense of responsibility. The children's books from Baxter's Corner help adults teach these essential skills through delightful stories. As an educator for 40 years, I appreciate the Go Beyond feature at the end of each story. With the activities in this section, parents, grandparents and educators can turn story time into opportunities for lessons about the impact of the choices we make." Suzanne Cooke, RSCJ Independent School Administrator Miami, Florida About Baxter's Corner(R) books: "We have a passion to help families grow emotionally, physically and spiritually. Parents and educators know that products and services bearing our seal of approval are high-quality and also a great value." Dawn Matheson, Executive Director Mom's Choice Awards(R)
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  • Oakley in Knots: Winner of Creative Child Magazine, Mom's Choice and Purple DragoAwardsnfly

    L S V Baker, M E B Stottmann

    Paperback (Baxter's Corner, May 12, 2018)
    "Oakley had eight hands. He did not know which to use. When shaking hands with new friends, which hand should he choose?" It is polite to shake hands when meeting new people, but which hand should an eight-handed octopus use? Oakley the Octopus worries himself into a knot as he considers his options. At first, his classmates laugh at his predicament. Then a special task reveals the advantages of his many arms. Through storytelling, Baxter's Corner(R) pursues its mission to inspire young children to develop positive social skills that affect behavior choices. Each book features fun filled pages that Go Beyond the reading with a series of questions and learning activities that focus on an important point for your young listener or reader, including: - "What do you think" questions- Fun facts about the featured animals- Social skill activities- "Stop and think" situations that show the effects of choices we make "Parents and educators share responsibility to engender in children empathy and a sense of responsibility. The children's books from Baxter's Corner help adults teach these essential skills through delightful stories. As an educator for 40 years, I appreciate the Go Beyond feature at the end of each story. With the activities in this section, parents, grandparents and educators can turn story time into opportunities for lessons about the impact of the choices we make." Suzanne Cooke, RSCJ Independent School Administrator Miami, Florida About Baxter's Corner(R) books: Gold Award Recipient "We have a passion to help families grow emotionally, physically and spiritually. Parents and educators know that products and services bearing our seal of approval are high-quality and also a great value." Dawn Matheson, Executive Director Mom's Choice Awards(R)
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