5 Free Counting Books for Kids

Fun rhyming books for children can teach them how to rote count. Read them with your child and then practice counting objects all around you. As of this posting, these children's e-books for the Kindle are free. Prices are always subject to change without notice. Always double check the "Buy" price and not the "Prime" price prior to clicking on the yellow button for purchasing.

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Funky Flowers 4-in1
 The Funky Flowers 4-in-1 collection by author Funky Flowers consists of two alphabet books, one counting book and one book about shapes. The counting book teaches children how to count up to 20. Hand-drawn illustrations are supposed to show up on a regular Kindle, but are better when viewed in color.

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The Shape Fans (Mathtime Stories)
 A Mathtime Story: The Shape Fans by Adam Casbarian isn't really about counting, but it does serve as an introduction to math skills. A triangle goes on a journey to learn about math as it learns about other shapes and makes new friends.

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The Wild 1 (Mathtime Stories)
The Wild 1 (Mathtime Stories) is another in the series by Adam Casbarian. A triangle and a square go on adventure to find the Wild 1 as they observe the numbers from 1-9 in their natural habitat.

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One Egg That Is New: An Easter Egg Counting Book
 One Egg That Is New: An Easter Egg Counting Book by S.E. Pearl is a simple counting book written in rhyme, based on an Easter theme.

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How Many Fish? (A Silly Counting Picture Book)
 How Many Fish? (A Silly Counting Picture Book) by Robert Stanek is a counting book geared toward children ages 0 to 6. Author and illustrator Robert Stanek's Bugville Critters are recommended by numerous respectable publications, including Parenting Magazine, The Children's Bookshelf and The School Library Journal.

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I have downloaded all of these books, to take advantage of them being free at this time. Be sure to check back later for reviews of them all. Until then, which ones did you purchase? What did you think of them?