size perception

A curious monkey who is tired of being small dreams of being big but discovers problems with that as well.

Presents a pop-up book with pull-tabs in which Big Frog, with help from her good friends, attempts to fit in even though the book itself cannot hold her.

Ernest, a moose who is too large to fit into the book itself, receives some help from his chipmunk friend to build gatefolds using tape and pieces of paper.

Poetry and facts offer a look at the relativity of measurement terms, such as big and small, fast and slow, deep and high.

A little boy presents his perspective of his adoring father, who seems so large that clouds rest on his shoulders and birds nest in his hair.

Simple rhymes point out the differences between big and small.

Presents an introduction to the concept of big and small, in simple text with photographs, comparing the size of a variety of animals.

Using fruits and vegetables, children learn how things can be tall, short, smaller than or bigger than, and as a result, that two of the same thing can be very different.

Jack and Amy see animals of all different sizes when they go to the zoo. Introduces the words: big, tall, fat, thin, long, short, small, and tiny.

Little Mole sets out to learn how big the world is and explores it by land, sea, and air with the help of other animals.