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digital book (pdf) · ages 3–6
Count With Me in the Garden
A count-and-color adventure from 1 to 10
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Ten garden friends are waiting to be counted — and colored.
Count With Me in the Garden turns first counting practice into something small hands actually want to do. Every spread teaches exactly one number: a big traceable numeral, that many friendly garden creatures, and nothing else to overwhelm.
- Trace every number from 1 to 10 — each numeral is drawn extra large with a dashed tracing guide inside
- Count real things — ladybugs, bees, snails and flowers, always exactly as many as the number on the page
- Lines made for little hands — bold, closed outlines that are easy to stay inside, even with chunky crayons
- Print it forever — one page or the whole book, as many times as you like
- Finishes with an "I can count to 10!" certificate page to color and hang on the fridge
12 pages · US Letter · crisp 300 DPI PDF · instant download
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A 12-page walkthrough
Every page of the book, slowly — so you know exactly what you're printing before you buy. The video is watermarked; your PDF isn't.
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Every page, one number
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Made for small hands
Thick, closed outlines that are easy to stay inside — drawn for chunky crayons, not fine-tip pens.
One lesson per page
A big traceable numeral, exactly that many things to count, and no clutter competing for attention.
Print it forever
US Letter PDF at 300 DPI. Reprint any page any time — mishaps, siblings and encores included.
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Good questions
- How does it arrive?
- As a crisp 300 DPI PDF, sized for US Letter paper. You get a download link right after checkout — nothing ships, nothing waits.
- Can I print it more than once?
- Yes — print single pages or the whole book as many times as you like for your own family or classroom. Reprinting a favorite page after a coloring mishap is the whole point of a PDF.
- What do I need?
- Any home printer, plain paper, and whatever your child loves to color with. The lines are drawn thick on purpose, so crayons, markers and pencils all work.
- Can I use it in my classroom?
- One purchase covers one family or one classroom. For a whole school or grade, just buy one copy per classroom.