rainbow fish (fictitious character)

Simple text and undersea illustrations present opposites such as over and under, fast and slow, and give and take.

Contains an introduction to colors as Rainbow Fish meets all the other creatures in the sea.

Introduces the numbers from one to ten with illustrations of the underwater friends of Rainbow Fish.

The Rainbow Fish, el pez arco iris, is angry that Remo copies everything he does, especially when their teacher, Se?orita Pulpo, picks them to work on a project together.

Introduces numbers one to ten through simple text and illustrations of creatures that share the underwater world with the one-and-only Rainbow Fish. Presented in Spanish and English.

Introduces various colors through simple text and illustrations of creatures that share the underwater world with the glittering Rainbow Fish. Presented in Spanish and English.

Invites the reader to count along as Rainbow Fish swims over, under, around, and through the numerals one through ten and different numbers of undersea creatures and plants.

"The team that makes the best pot of seaweed soup will win gold shells. Rosie wants to win more than any other fish. But does she want to win badly enough to spoil her sister's soup?".

Rosie wants to make the best seaweed soup so she can win gold shells, even if it means sabotaging her sister's soup.

When Tug loses Rainbow Fish's good luck charm, will Tug still have the courage to dive?.