Where Is Sheep 100?

by Susie Crosby, Sebastien Braun

Where Is Sheep 100?

by Susie Crosby, Sebastien Braun

Hardcover, Printed
$14.99
Inspired by the biblical parable of the lost sheep, this lively, number-filled story helps young readers learn and practice skip-counting while better understanding the Good Shepherd’s love.

This item will be available on Jul 8th

Overview

A lost sheep, a good shepherd, and lots of fun skip-counting practice!

Each day, when Shep counts his flock, Cobie is always last—Sheep 100. If I disappeared, no one would notice, he thinks. But when Cobie is lost and in danger, he learns just how much the good shepherd loves all his sheep, even Sheep 100.

This charming story offers skip-counting fun as readers join Shep to count each wooly friend. They’ll also find:

  • A lively retelling of the biblical parable of the lost sheep
  • Counting challenges and 100 characters to skip count (a key math skill for young learners)
  • Discussion questions to better understand Jesus as our Good Shepherd

Where Is Sheep 100? leaves kids with solid learning using number skills but, more importantly, heartfelt learning about the Good Shepherd’s love.

About the Authors

  • Susie Crosby

    Susie Crosby

    Susie Crosby is the author of Just One Word: 90 Devotions to Invite Jesus In and the children’s poem “Moon Wonder.” Her greatest joy is sharing encouraging words (usually one at a time) with the people she loves. When she’s not writing devotions, she teaches physical education, music, art, and technology at a kindergarten school near her home.

    Susie and her husband live in a seaside town in Washington State. They love to hike, kayak, paddleboard, and explore the islands in Puget Sound. They are huge Seattle sports fans, and their favorite thing is spending time with their two adult sons.

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Product Details

  • ISBN:
    9798384511519
  • Status:
    Not Yet Published
  • Release Date:
    07/08/2025
  • Page Count:
    32
  • Carton Qty:
    24

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