Books in My Little Chalkboard series

Concept books meet classic chalkboards in this innovative new way for kids to learn and play. Chalkboard Books promote learning through action, rather than passive observation, utilizing a familiar classroom feature that allows children to erase mistakes or repeat the exercise. By drawing pictures that relate to fun-to-read rhymes, forming letters, and vocally answering questions, kids come to understand the relationship of written numbers, words, and letters to the sounds they make. Designed for ages 36, these books "grow" with the child, providing many ways to expand on each story. A parents' guide on the back cover explains how to get the most from these innovative books.

Concept books meet classic chalkboards in this innovative new way for kids to learn and play. Chalkboard Books promote learning through action, rather than passive observation, utilizing a familiar classroom feature that allows children to erase mistakes or repeat the exercise. By drawing pictures that relate to fun-to-read rhymes, forming letters, and vocally answering questions, kids come to understand the relationship of written numbers, words, and letters to the sounds they make. Designed for ages 3-6, these books "grow" with the child, providing many ways to expand on each story. A parents' guide on the back cover explains how to get the most from these innovative books.

My Little Chalkboard™: Colors That Go is filled with engaging text and illustration, plus prompts that help parents interact with their child while reading together. Packaged in a sturdy, reclosable plastic case with colorful molded tray permanently attached to the book for handy storage are 6 pieces of colored chalk, a cleaning cloth, and miniature classroom eraser, all printed with the series logo.

Each spread of this engaging book depicts a pair of opposites that a child might encounter during a typical day, such as hot and cold party food, big and small pets, and day and night. Using the chalkboard-a tool familiar to kids from the classroom-gives them the opportunity to learn the relationship of written letters, numbers, and words to the sounds they make.