Books in Little Ones Rdrs. series

Use stickers and wide tracing paths to help kids draw lines of all kinds to get ready to read and write! Why are lines so important? Every letter of the alphabet is a series of lines. This great little skill-building book uses instructions such as, "What a beautiful day. Find the stickers for the bees, leaves, and plants and stick them where they belong," and "Trace the dotted lines to finish the cloud, caterpillar, and rainbow. Then, color the rest of the picture." By tracing different kinds of lines, toddlers and early preschoolers practice important pre-writing skills. By matching the stickers to the places where they are missing in the colorful scenes, little learners also begin to recognize shapes and patterns. Finishing up with coloring adds to the fun. A picture clue--pencil or sticker icon--at the bottom of each page identifies the main activity at a glance. With a little reading help from you, watch your little one grasp basic skills in a snap with Little Ones Lines.

Use stickers and colorful pictures to teach critical thinking! It's never too early to start building problem-solving skills for a lifetime. Engaging activities help toddlers and early preschoolers make connections between pictures and the familiar objects they see in the world. Imagination gets a work-out too, with charming scene-setting such as, "Find the mouse, fish, cat and swan stickers. Stick those animals where they live, either on the land or in the water," and "Finish coloring. Draw waves on the pond, and draw grass on the meadow." They will gain confidence as they place stickers or draw elements where they belong in each engaging scene. A picture clue--pencil or sticker icon--at the bottom of each page identifies the main activity at a glance. With a little reading help from you, watch your little one grasp basic skills in a snap with Little Ones Think.

Use stickers and adorable pictures to teach your child shapes! By matching the shape of each bright sticker to the place where it is missing in this colorful book, toddlers and early preschoolers will learn to recognize different shapes and patterns. See the frog, the squirrel, the peapod in the sun. "Find and place the stickers where they belong." Trace dotted lines and color shapes for even more practice. A picture clue--pencil or sticker icon--at the bottom of each page identifies the main activity at a glance. Watch your little one grasp basic skills in a snap with Little Ones Shapes.

Make learning count--use stickers and adorable pictures to teach kids their 123's! By matching each sticker to the place where it is missing in this colorful book, toddlers and early preschoolers will learn to count from 1 to 3. "(Two) Sweet baby chickens are ready to eat. Find the stickers to complete the picture. Count out loud as you place the stickers. What else comes in 2's?" Kids will also trace and color the numbers 1, 2, and 3 to reinforce number recognition. A picture clue--pencil or sticker icon--at the bottom of each page identifies the main activity at a glance. Complete the scene by adding stickers or tracing and coloring. Do a little counting, too! With a little reading help from you, watch your little one grasp basic skills in a snap with Little Ones Numbers.

Use red, yellow, blue, green, and black stickers and simple but attention-getting pictures to teach your child colors! Every child loves stickers, and this great little skill-building book is one that even toddlers and early preschoolers can just about handle on their own. They will be so proud! By matching the color of each sticker to the place where it is missing in each big, bright, bold picture, little learners will learn to recognize different colors. Patterns, too. Watch your young child grasp colors in a snap with Little Ones Colors.

Hooray, hooray! Make it opposites day--use stickers and familiar pictures to teach your child opposites. Large, playful scenes with mini stories help teach low and high, long and short, and more. "Two bears are playing in the meadow. Find and place the matching stickers to complete the picture." "Can you tell which little bear is sad and which little bear is happy?" The focus is on opposites, but by matching the stickers--in the shape of things like clouds, flowers, and music notes--to the places where they are missing, toddlers and early preschoolers will also learn to recognize shapes and patterns. A picture clue--sticker icon or question mark--at the bottom of each page identifies the main activity at a glance, whether completing the scene or answering a question. With a little reading help from you, watch your little one grasp basic skills in a snap with Little Ones Opposites.