Let's Learn Counting Pull-the-Tabs Book Review: Wipe-Clean Counting
Nat Lambert's interactive counting book for preschoolers, illustrated by Barry Green: pull-the-tabs reveal answers and wipe-clean pages allow endless practice.
Most preschoolers can "count to ten" at speed, but ask them to count the ducks on a page and the numbers start to wander. Counting real things is a different skill, and it needs practice.
This Let's Learn Counting pull-the-tabs book review covers Nat Lambert's interactive counting book: how the tabs and wipe-clean pages work, what children learn and why it makes a good gift.
The short answer Let's Learn Counting (Pull-The-Tabs And Wipe-And-Clean) by Nat Lambert, illustrated by Barry Green, introduces preschoolers to counting. Pull-the-tabs reveal the answers and wipe-clean pages let children practise again and again, from counting animals to identifying numbers.
ISBN: 978-1784456851
Author: Nat Lambert
Illustrator: Barry Green
Let's Learn Counting pull-the-tabs book review: what is inside
It is an interactive book that introduces young children to the basics of counting through hands-on learning.
Pull-the-tabs reveal the answers, and wipe-and-clean pages let children practise counting again and again.
From counting animals to identifying numbers, every page has colourful pictures and activities that make counting fun.
Why parents like it
The interactive format and the practical wipe-clean pages are the big draws.
Children come back to it again and again. Because they can correct mistakes straight away, playful activities build confidence and make learning stick.
Pictures, not characters
There are no specific characters. Instead, animals, objects and scenes bring counting to life, chosen to be relatable so numbers feel concrete rather than abstract.
Barry Green's illustrations are bright and friendly. They attract young readers and act as visual cues for each counting exercise.
Let's Learn Counting pull-the-tabs book for kids: how it helps
It is a pull-the-tabs, wipe-and-clean book for preschool-aged children who are just starting to learn numbers. Its sturdy, reusable design makes it a practical tool for parents and educators.
Skills it builds
- Numeracy: simple, engaging counting builds early maths skills.
- Fine motor skills: pulling the tabs to reveal answers works small hand muscles.
- Memory: wipe-clean pages allow repeated practice, which helps children remember.
Counting tip Have your child touch each animal as they count it out loud before pulling the tab. One touch, one number: it is the habit that makes counting accurate.
About the author, Nat Lambert
Nat Lambert is an experienced author of children's educational books, known for engaging, interactive learning materials that blend learning with fun.
Similar counting books
- "My First Numbers: Let's Get Counting!" by Dawn Sirett
- "123 Count with Me" by Tiger Tales, a lift-the-flap numbers book
- "Wipe Clean: Early Learning Activity Book" by Roger Priddy
Gift it right: Let's Learn Counting as a return gift
A reusable counting book is a practical activity book gift for kids at the preschool stage, and a return gift that parents will be glad to receive. Pair it with name labels and reward stickers for every page finished.
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Frequently asked questions
Who wrote Let's Learn Counting?
Nat Lambert wrote it, and Barry Green illustrated it.
What age is Let's Learn Counting for?
Preschool-aged children who are just beginning to learn numbers and counting.
How do the pull-the-tabs work?
Children pull the tabs to reveal the answers, and the wipe-clean pages let them practise again and again.
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