
Written & illustrated by Ana Palmero Cáceres
Discover numbers with vibrant animal illustrations inspired by Ye'kuana basket weaving.
Embark on a colorful journey through numbers one to ten, guided by vivid animal illustrations inspired by the traditional basket weaving of the Ye'kuana people of Venezuela. Meet creatures like the jaguar, snake, and armadillo, each beautifully depicted in designs that capture the essence of this rich cultural art form. Young readers will delight in learning their first numbers while exploring the unique world of these animals. What stories do these woven patterns tell, and how do they connect to the animals they depict?
Young readers learn their first numbers one to ten. Beautiful designs inspired by the basket weaving of the Ye’kuana people of southern Venezuela who live along the Orinoco River illustrate a variety of animals such as jaguar, snake, armadillo, monkey, scorpion, and bat.
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