Books like A rainbow balloon by Ann Lenssen
In this engaging juvenile book, author Ann Lenssen takes readers on a journey with the rainbow‑colored hot‑air balloon "Tickled Pink." As the balloon ascends and descends, the story gently presents simple mathematical ideas such as rise and fall, and the concepts of one versus many. Designed as an educational tool, it fosters early numeracy and curiosity about balloons and flight through playful language.
First publish date: 1992
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Ann Lenssen
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