Ten Apples Up On Top!

Published: 1941
Pages: 72
Reading level: Ages 4 - 8

Book Details

Dr. Seuss comes through once more with a delightful children’s tale that is fun to read as well as educational. In typical rhyming style, Dr. Seuss illustrates how to count to ten using a competition between a number of animals who contend to see who can stack the most apples on their heads. In the end, the result is a hilarious finale as they reach their limit and the stack inevitably tumbles to the ground.

Apples Up On Top! was published in 1961 and is often used by teachers and parents to teach young children how to count. With its comical storyline and bright, vivid pictures, the story easily captures a young child’s attention and holds it to the end. The preschooler learns the basics of counting in a fun and memorable way, while the parent has the pleasure of watching their child enjoy learning.

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