Linda Hohag

Little Five introduces the concept of "five" by interacting with five of a variety of things.

A girl named Little C puts objects that begin with the letter C, such as coats, a canary, and a caterpillar, into a box, and then attends a clown's birthday party held in a candy castle.

Little Eight introduces the concept of "eight" by interacting with eight of a number of things, some of which are grouped to further expose the reader to subtracting and dividing.

Little Nine introduces the concept of "nine" by interacting with nine of a variety of things which group and regroup to demonstrate principles of adding and subtracting.

A boy named Little J drives to the jungle in a jeep and puts objects that begin with the letter J, such as a jack-o-lantern and some jack rabbits, into a box.

Three children named Little X, Little Y, and Little Z fill boxes with objects that begin with the letters X, Y, and Z, such as x-rays, a yo-yo, and some zebras.

A girl named Little F puts objects that begin with the letter F, such as five fat frogs and a fishing pole, into a box.

A girl named Little G puts objects that begin with the letter G, such as goats and grapes, into a box.

A boy named Little T puts objects that begin with the letter T, such as toys and turtles, into a box.

Poems describe various aspects of Easter, such as coloring eggs, spring weather, new clothes, and an Easter parade.