Books with author Speedy Kids

Satisfying meals are good for the body, but engaging activity books are good for mental health. This Activity Books for Kids Ages 4-8. Coloring, How to Draw and Dot to Dot Exercises of Healthy Eats. Hours of Satisfying Mental Meals for Kids to Digest Solo or with Friends has pages of: Coloring - There are a handful of coloring templates in 8.5 x 8.5-inch pages, all featuring food. Food could be fruits, vegetables, and other cooked delights. Labels are included for easy identification and to encourage kids to read the written food names. How to Draw - Unlike the freehand movement of advanced drawing, the how to draw pages included in this activity book include step by step instructions in the most straightforward manner. What does this mean? It means that shapes and forms are added a layer at a time until the final image is completed. Instructions on how to draw are also included to ensure completion of this part of the activity book. Dot to Dot - Dot to dots is a skills-based gem. They challenge your child’s number and counting skills. Dots would have to be linked in order, and not at random. Again, instructions are provided for this activity, too. The activity book tackles the subject of food! Majority of the templates reflect the theme. But there are three main reasons to choose this activity book: coloring, how to draw and dot to dots.

Here's a scary but fun activity book that's monster-themed. - This amazing activity book contains challenging pages of: Coloring - Every page is 8.5 x8.5-inches. The images are intriguing but fun to color. Aren't you curious to see how your child can turn creepy monsters into beautiful pieces of art? Plus, the coloring pages all come with bleeds so you can enjoy the clean images every time. Connect the Dots - Connect the dots challenge the knowledge of numbers and counting sequences. They also test patience and the ability to follow instructions down to the T. Connect the dots are unique activities that can be shared by kids and adults alike. Instructions are provided for a smooth start and quick finish. Skills-based Exercises - What does this mean? This means that kids don't have to study to complete this activity book. A bit of guidance, awareness of colors, numbers, and sequences, are what it takes to get the job done. The perfect combination would surely edutain the young. The many exercises will keep kids entertained for hours on end, while at the same time, boosting their visual and fine motor skills. Although this activity book is recommended for second graders, it can also be used by younger kids who are much interested in the subject.

Preschoolers need some mental nurturing but without the pressure of perfection. This activity book is meant to reduce stress while at the same time boosting your child's level of preparedness for school and it has full-color pages of:Numbers - This activity book features numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10. The numbers have faces, little hands and feet to attract kids to color. By making numbers appear cartoonish, kids are more likely to work on them. Color by Numbers - The lesson on colors will be reinforced with the use of age-appropriate and carefully chosen color by number exercises. In color by number, images are divided into portions, and each portion is assigned a number. At the bottom of the page, those numbers are given color assignments. The color by number exercises have at most seven color assignments in one image. Don't worry; these are in the large-print format, so there's plenty of room for coloring. Detailed instruction pages are also included to guide parents when you oversee your child's progress in this activity book. Coloring - The first section of this 64-page activity book of 8.5 x 8.5-inch images deals with coloring. Here, your child is given the freedom to choose any color. There are no strict coloring rules that will be applied because you are dealing with preschoolers. Colors - Because the color assignments in the color by number exercises are very particular, then your child is trained to recognize numbers and even expand his/her knowledge of the color wheel. By building a solid connection between colors and numbers, you are creating an excellent foundation for your child's introduction to formal education.

Feed your little one’s curiosity of farm animals using this activity book. The Book of Farm Animals. Easy and Educational Activity Book of Farm Animals and More. More than 100 Exercises of Coloring, Color by Number and Drawing has pages of: Farm Animals - This 200-page 8.5 x 8.5-inch activity is loaded with images of farm animals, and they’re labeled! If he/she spends enough time learning with this activity book, your child won’t be looking at these animal images without knowing their written names ever again. Coloring - Coloring is a means of expanding your child’s knowledge of lines, shapes, forms, and perspectives. Using actions as natural as strokes, a child can create a masterpiece. Both parts of the brain are used when coloring, so it’s an activity that improves mental acuity. Color by Number - Color by number is tricky, but it can be fun, especially when done correctly. Sections of this book dedicated to color by number exercises will challenge your child’s understanding of colors and numbers. Instructions are also included before the set of activities for easy understanding of what to do and what not to do. For this activity book, the color by number exercises range from easy to difficult, with no telling when the level of complexity would change. How well would your child rise to the challenge? Drawing - Lastly, this activity book has sections of drawing activities that still feature animals. How to draw features the use of lines, forms, and shapes to create a visual representation of nature. Train your child to become independent pursuers of learning. Use this activity book today.