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Zebra counts down to Zoom Book Release


978-0-473-40992-0

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Zebra counts down to Zoom, is a great way to add science into the classroom and 
spark the love for learning by bringing more print-rich items into the classroom. 

  
Kids love balloons.  Balloon rockets are rated high on the fun things to do list of rainy day activities.

The book has colorful pictures, showing each step to make the rocket.  Then there is the colorful count down pages for young students to count along from 10 backward to Zero.  Then Zoom!

I wrote this book for the classroom.  We needed more letter z books, for my letter of the week theme.

This added a fun end of the year activity that the kids really loved.  

 There is counting, and science together with this book.

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