Collection: Junior Kindergarten

Uses ordinary experiences to present twelve combinations of numbers that add up to eleven. Example: At the circus, six peanut shells and five pieces of popcorn.

The hilarious follow-up to 15 Things Not to Do with your Granny and 15 Things Not to Do with a Baby has all the warmth and humour of the previous two titles and teaches children how to look after their new puppy in a fun, quirky way. DON'T teach your puppy how to play the trombone or take her to ...

When a box containing a penguin arrives anonymously on New Year's Day, a family of four is puzzled, but as they continue to receive one penguin each day their problems and food budget, and storage issues are multiplied.

In 5 Little Sheep, a fun rhyme helps children learn to count to 5 with the help of a wheel-mech that can be used on each and every spread.

Just 5 more sleeps 'til Christmas! Can you believe it's here? I know that Santa's coming soon 'cause I've been good all year. Everyone who grew up celebrating Christmas remembers the excitement that built up to the most magical day of the year. But why not make the last week until Christmas more ...

Count along with 6 silly dinosaurs in this rhyming picture book! It's time for count and seek - would you like to come and play? Let's count up all the dinosaurs and see who's here today! Count and spot the silly dinosaurs in this madcap, rhyming picture book. From T. rex magicians to dancing Dip...

This is the story of the A. The A in the Rainforest is a fun Australian-themed phoneme story that teaches young readers about the vowel sound A and where they can find it in different words.

If I was an anteater I'd gobble termites with my sticky tongue But I'm not an anteater ... An alphabet book by celebrated Indigenous author Ambelin Kwaymullina.

My Aunty Goldie likes watching us race our billycarts. She'd take off her red bandanna to start the race, then cheer us on. In this affectionate, engaging celebration of Aboriginal life, Elaine Russell tells us about growing up on a mission.

It would seem that alphabet picture books have covered everything from A to Z. Taking a more scholarly approach, Heck adds a new twist. For a familiar animal (a bee, for example), she has found names in different languages that begin with the same letter - but not the same initial letter as the E...