Books in Map Colouring Books series

A coloring book based on Native artistic tradition for children learning to count. Ledger art grew out of the tradition of the Plains Indians, who drew pictures on buffalo hides to tell the stories and history of their people. After the buffalo were gone, these tribal people drew their picture stories in the ledger books used by store owners to do their bookkeeping. Cherokee artist Jesse Hummingbird lends his unique style to this ancient art form to delight and interest young children and enhance their learning experience.

This coloring book introduces youngsters to different types of Cars, Trucks, and Trains. Even the youngest children can have an easy time learning about the different types of Cars, Trucks, and Trains with this charming colouring book. This book is perfect for little hands. The main thing to remember is that children are visual learners and as such they work extremely well when they get fantastic visual items like pictures of Cars, Trucks, and Trains to work with. This coloring book can not only be used in the classroom but also works great for use in the home, to help the child to learn about the various Cars, Trucks, and Trains while having fun coloring them.

Can you count how many birds and feathered friends you have? This coloring book features birds and feathered animals that you can meet and become friends someday too. Coloring is a great activity that will help you understand colors, shapes, and perspective. It is also a great form of exercise to form hand dexterity and brain alertness too. Grab a copy now!

It's spring! Flowers are just everywhere and children definitely love them! Flowers are the most common themes for coloring books because of their simple lines and easy-to-color shapes. Coloring flowers serve as a wonderful opportunity for children to practice their grip and pencil control. This coloring book is fantastic value and the 50 pages are a large 8.5 inches x 11 inches to give your child plenty of room to color.