
By Harriet Ziefert, Emily Bolam (Illustrator)
Hare and Rabbit's apple split leads to a surprising lesson in sharing.
When Hare splits an apple unevenly, Rabbit and Hare must decide who gets the larger piece. Their playful dispute over the apple's division introduces young readers to the concept of sharing and fairness. As they navigate their disagreement, a sly skunk teaches them an unexpected lesson about greed and cooperation. Will they learn to share before losing everything? This charming tale combines simple vocabulary with engaging visuals, making it perfect for early readers exploring basic math concepts.
Rabbit and Hare Divide an Apple playfully introduces the idea that a whole can be divided into different sized parts. Simple vocabulary and plenty of visual clues make both books perfect for young children who are just starting to read by themselves, while math activities give them the chance to use the concepts from each book.
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