size and shape

Uncle David's proportions grow larger each time his nephew describes him to friends.

While taking a walk, the Cookie Monster sees objects that are the same shapes as the cookies he baked: stars, crescents, squares, triangles, and others.

A squirrel, a mouse, and a frog want to be bigger than their enemies so that they can get even with them but each of the animals soon finds that changing sizes does not make life easier.

Demonstrates that circles, triangles, and squares appear in many different objects.

Short Joanne is unhappy with her size until she meets a clown who reminds her that being tall on the inside is more important than being tall on the outside.

Text in Spanish. Text and illustrations introduce a variety of shapes.

The narrator describes the fish he caught in words that keep increasing its size.

Titch feels left out because he is so much smaller than his brother and sister until he gets a little seed that grows bigger than anything they have.