The Folk Art Counting Book

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Introduce young minds to the beauty of numbers and folk art with “The Folk Art Counting Book” by Amy Watson! This charming First Edition hardcover, published in 1992, uses iconic American folk art images from the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries to teach counting from 1 to 20. Featuring beloved works like “The Baby in the Red Chair,” “The Monkey Picture,” and “The Quilting Party,” this 40-page book is a visually stunning and educationally enriching experience. More than just a counting exercise, it’s an engaging introduction to American cultural heritage. Perfect for fostering a love of art and numbers in young children! A delightful find for collectors of vintage children’s books, too. Get this increasingly scarce gem today!

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A guide to counting uses examples from American folk art to illustrate numbers from one to twenty, featuring such works of eighteenth-, nineteenth-, and twentieth-century art as The Baby in the Red Chair, The Monkey Picture, and The Quilting Party.

Discover the captivating world of numbers and American folk art with "The Folk Art Counting Book" by Amy Watson, a delightful and educational journey perfect for young learners! This First Edition hardcover, published in 1992 by Harry N Abrams Inc, presents a unique approach to learning to count from one to twenty. Unlike typical counting books, Watson masterfully weaves together the fundamental skill of numeracy with the rich tapestry of American folk art. Imagine your childs eyes widening as they encounter charming depictions of numbers alongside vibrant examples of 18th, 19th, and 20th-century folk art masterpieces. "The Folk Art Counting Book" doesn't just teach counting; it introduces children to a fascinating part of American cultural heritage. The book features carefully selected artworks such as the endearing "The Baby in the Red Chair," the whimsical "The Monkey Picture," and the communal "The Quilting Party," each meticulously chosen to correspond with a specific number. These iconic pieces serve as visual aids, making the learning process engaging, memorable, and artistically stimulating. Amy Watson's clever integration of art and arithmetic transforms a potentially mundane task into an exciting exploration. Children will not only learn to count but will also begin to appreciate the beauty and history behind these folk art creations. The book encourages observation, critical thinking, and a lifelong love for art. This 40-page treasure, weighing in at 386 grams, is a durable and visually appealing addition to any child's library. The hardcover binding ensures that it can withstand the enthusiastic handling of little hands, making it a book to be enjoyed for years to come. More than just a counting book, "The Folk Art Counting Book" is a gateway to a world of art, history, and cultural understanding. It provides a solid foundation for early math skills while fostering an appreciation for the artistic heritage of America. Give your child the gift of learning and artistry with this exceptional and increasingly rare First Edition! Secure your copy of "The Folk Art Counting Book" today and spark a lifelong passion for learning and art in your child.
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ISBN-10

0810933063

ISBN-13

9780810933064

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40

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Weight

386

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First Edition

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