Spheres All Year / Esferas todo el a?o [Board book]

Winter, spring, summer, and fall& discover the spheres that surround us all! Introduce the early math concept of three-dimensional shapes through a bilingual (English/Spanish) tour of the four seasons.Invierno, primavera, verano y oto?o... ?descubre las esferas que nos rodean a todos! Introduce el concepto matem?tico primario de las formas tridimensionales recorriendo las cuatro estaciones en espa?ol e ingl?s.Winter, spring, summer, and fall& discover the spheres that surround us all!Kids quickly learn to recognize circles, squares, and triangles. But what about the shapes we can hold in our hands, stack, or roll across the floor? Introduce the early math concept of three-dimensional shapes with the help of charming illustrations and catchy rhymes!From a little ball of cookie dough to the huge Earth we live on, Spheres All Year / Esferas todo el a?o teaches children to recognize the spherical objects that surround them in nature and in their everyday lives. This engaging, clever, informative book takes readers on a bilingual (English/Spanish) tour of the four seasons. Rain or shine, in the summer heat or a winter snowstorm, there are always spheres to discover.With this book as their guide, curious children will set out to see how many more spheres they can find on their own. Spheres All Year / Esferas todo el a?o is an inspiration for any child eager to observe and interact with the worldand the spheresaround them.Invierno, primavera, verano y oto?o... ?descubre las esferas que nos rodean a todos!Los ni?os aprenden r?pidamente a reconocer c?rculos, cuadrados y tri?ngulos. ?Pero qu? hay de las formas que podemos sostener en las manos, apilar o hacer rodar por el suelo? Introduce el concepto matem?tico primario de los cuerpos geom?tricos con la ayuda de ilustraciones divertidas y rimas pegadizas.Desde una bolita de masa para galletas hasta la enorme Tierra en la que vivimos, Spheres All Year / Esferas todo el a?o ense?a a los ni?os a reconocer los objetos esf?ricolƒ2