Counting Crocodiles A Lesson with Fifth Graders by Marilyn Burns Judy Sierra’s Counting Crocodiles (Harcourt, 1997) is a story about a monkey who lives on an island in the Sillabobble Sea with a sour lemon tree on it.

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