Colors

and

Numbers

Debbie Barry

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Published by:

Debbie Barry

2500 Mann Road, #248

Clarkston, Michigan 48346

USA

Copyright © 2013 by Deborah K. Barry. All rights

reserved.

No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a

retrieval system, or transmitted by any means

without the written permission of the author.

ISBN-13: 978-1482501186

ISBN-10: 148250118X

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Counting is

fun!

Let’s count

with numbers

and colors!

4

5

1 blue

ball

6

7

2 red

kites

8

9

3 yellow

butterflies

10

11

4 green

clovers

12

13

5

purple

balloons

14

15

6 orange

crayons

16

17

7 pink

hearts

18

19

8 gray

mice

20

21

9 brown

cats

22

23

10 white

snowflakes

24

25

11 black

spiders

26

27

12 rainbows

red

orange

yellow

green

blue

indigo

purple

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12 colorful

things! 1 blue ball

2 red kites

3 yellow butterflies

4 green clovers

5 purple balloons

6 orange crayons

7 pink hearts

8 gray mice

9 brown cats

10 white snowflakes

11 black spiders

12 rainbows

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Debbie Barry and her

husband live in

southeastern Michigan

with their two sons and

their two cats. The

family enjoys exploring

history through French and Indian War re-

enactment and through medieval re-

enactment in the Society for Creative

Anachronism (SCA). Debbie grew up in

Vermont, where she heard and collected

many family stories that she enjoys retelling

as historical fiction for young audiences.

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Also look for these titles by Debbie Barry:

Books for Young Learners:

Around the Color Wheel

Stories for Children:

Bobcat in the Pantry

Born in the Blizzard and Freshet

Expressing the Trunk

Gramp’s Bear Story

When Mary Fell Down the Well

History and Genealogy:

Family History of Deborah K. Fletcher

Grandma Fletcher’s Scrapbooks

Nana’s Stories

Property Deeds and other Legal Documents of

the Fletcher and Townsend Families

Property Deeds and other Legal Documents of

the Fletcher and Townsend Families, 2nd

Edition with Digital Scans

The Red Notebook

The Red Notebook, 2nd Edition with Digital

Scans

Zoa Has Her Way

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Other Topics:

Debbie’s Writing

More Than Just Monogamy

Nature in Early American Literature

The Heart’s Vision

The Heart’s Vision in Color