Books with title Teddy Bear

In this tiny story, J.L. Sweat discusses all the reason why a Teddy Bear is an amazing friend, one that you can confide in and tell your secrets.PLEASE NOTE: THIS UNILLUSTRATED VERSION OF THIS STORY WAS CREATED TO PROVIDE A LOW COST EARLY EDITION TO E-BOOK READERS. THE ILLUSTRATED VERSION WILL LIKELY BE LONGER AND CONTAIN MORE FEATURES. WE HOPE THAT YOU ENJOY IT.

After his successful 10 Little Sock Monkeys, Sock Monkeys Do the Monkey Monkey!, and 10 Rubber Duckies, William Winburn is back once again to get kids listening, learning, and moving. This time he’s brought his appealing retro photographic style to a huggable new subject: the classic teddy bear. Teddy bears,Teddy bears,Touch your nose.Teddy bears, Teddy bears,Touch your toes. Photographer William B. Winburn catches teddy bears in action—bending, turning, touching their bellies and shaking like jelly, and even standing on their heads. Kids will find the goings-on so irresistible that they will surely want to join in the fun. When they do, they'll be learning about parts of the body, mastering a variety of physical skills, and having a blast. Praise for 10 Little Sock Monkeys:“A comical full-spread photo of the 10 on the monkey bars becomes eight with the turn of a page All 10 eventually wind up “swinging!’ to the rhythms of a sock monkey violinist.”—Publishers Weekly

Bears tumble in! Learn to count with this rhyming tale of twelve teddy bears tumbling from page to page. Not just a counting book, it also teaches toddlers colors, shapes, and counting by sets as the bears dance, jump, and play. When it’s time to leave, the bears scurry out in groups as readers count down to zero. Back matter includes a review of the colors, shapes, numbers, and sets presented. Hands-on interaction makes this book perfect for use with bear counters and other classroom manipulatives.