Counting by Critters

While I was trying to get to the other side of the desert, I suddenly remembered I had a coloring book I wanted to share with you. It was my birthday present to myself and my Christmas present to all of you. Forty pages of wacky, weird critters to help Preschoolers and First Graders read and learn their numbers, including activities. It's a free download. Enjoy.

 

 

E is for Eerie

I am finally reaching the other side of the desert. If I'm not imagining things the plants taste bitter like licking lemon flavored stamps. It could all be part of a heat stroked dream, however. A nightmare that looks like a disgusting, ugly, letter E is in front of me sniffing flowers and it wants me to sing Broadway showtunes to it. I should also mention the flowers keep looking at me.

 

 

D is for Dirty

It's been a week and I haven't seen the edge of the desert. I'm starting to get worried. Good thing I'm dragging a dozen cork cactuses for water. Or is it cacti? Cactususesi? Oh no. I'm getting delirious. I think that dog looks like the letter "D". Waitaminute! He is a letter "D". I think I'll call him a Dirgadoo. This planet is so strange. Hope I get to the other side of this desert soon.

 

 

C is for Cranky

I decided to walk west as far as I could go and came across a desert. Before I cross it I thought I'd find a way to carry water with me. I heard a "Cuh! Cuh! Cuh!" and discovered this critter cutting cork cactus for water. There's water inside of it! Isn't that cool? Now if only I can get past this "C" shaped critter to get some. He doesn't like to share.