Each of the fourteen magnificent paintings in this book contains a different shape for you to find. Some are easy to spot, and others are more challenging. But take a closer look -- after you think you've found them all, there are even more shapes to look at and discover. I Spy Shapes in Art features a remarkable variety of artists from around the world, including Georgia O'Keeffe, Henri Matisse, and M.C. Escher. This picture book pairs a classic game with timeless art, making it the perfect way to introduce fine art to children.

Based on the game of I Spy, this photographic peephole book provides an exciting way for children to learn their shapes. Peep through the hole at the mystery shape, guess the answer and turn the page to reveal the surprise. Eye Spy Shapes features a host of familiar objects, stunningly photographed. Every spread contains irresistible pictures of children busy playing, indoors and out.

Prompted by clues, the reader looks through die-cut holes and guesses at the nature of familiar objects and their shapes.

The dolls discover several different shapes as they each spot an object in the nursery. Full color. 14-page board book with rounded corners.

I spy with my little eye . . . a yellow circle, an orange orange, two blue eyes staring right back at me! The whole family will delight in exploring fine art through these fourteen glorious paintings, ranging from ancient to contemporary, their artists hailing from all around the globe. Each time you look at one of the colorful canvases in this book—or in a museum—you're sure to discover another delightful and surprising detail. What a wonderful way to foster a love of art in the youngest of children and to instill an appreciation for close observation and attention to detail. What do you spy?

A bear and a mouse enjoy a game of "I Spy" in a book that teaches youg readers about shapes and colors.

Shape recognition is a fundamental part of pre-K and kindergarten classrooms. This fun book, with its appealing photographs, provides an entertaining way for young learners to practice their reading skills and hone their understanding of an important math standard. Throughout the accessible narrative, readers are asked to identify various shapes, such as triangles, rectangles, circles, and ovals, among multiple images, allowing many opportunities for assessment. Early readers will enjoy a feeling of accomplishment for mastering this crucial concept.