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Counting in the tundra / Fredrick L. McKissack, Jr. and Lisa Beringer McKissack.

by McKissack, Fredrick, Jr.

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Berkeley Heights, NJ : Enslow Elementary, c2008.

Counting -- Juvenile literature.

Tundra animals -- Juvenile literature.

Biotic communities -- Juvenile literature.

Electronic Resource

http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0718/2007020294.html

9780766029897 (lib. bdg.)

0766029891 (lib. bdg.)

32 p. : col. ill., col. map ; 20 cm.

Where in the world is the tundra? -- How many noses does an arctic fox have? -- How many colors does the snowshoe hare have? -- How many colors does the arctic tern have on its feathers? -- How many paws does a polar bear have? -- How many snow geese in a group fly south? -- How many petals does a pasque flower have? -- How many leaves is this American pika eating? -- How many front claws does the arctic ground squirrel have? -- How many eggs in this snowy owl's nest? -- How many tufted puffins do you see?

"Children can count from one to ten as they read about the different animals found in the tundra"--Provided by publisher.

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