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Activity Book for Kids 4-5. Letters, Numbers, Fruits and Shapes. Building the Foundation of Early Learning One Concept at a Time. Includes Coloring and Connect the Dots Exercises

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Activity Book for Kids 4-5. Letters, Numbers, Fruits and Shapes. Building the Foundation of Early Learning One Concept at a Time. Includes Coloring and Connect the Dots Exercises

Paperback (Speedy Kids (Children's Fiction) May 15, 2015)
Build your child’s interest in learning today using interactive materials like this activity book for kids 4-5. The Activity Book for Kids 4-5. Letters, Numbers, Fruits and Shapes. Building the Foundation of Early Learning One Concept at a Time. Includes Coloring and Connect the Dots Exercises is ideal for kindergartners. It tackles the concepts of letters, numbers, fruits, and shapes. Letters - Pages of this activity are dedicated to the letters of the English alphabet. To learn the letters, your child will have to connect the right dots first. This way, you are helping a child to gain control of his/her tiny hand muscles while familiarizing the process of writing the letters. Numbers - Numbers 1-10 will be introduced in this section through the process of coloring. The numbers come with cute faces, hands, and feet. Make them dance by filling them up with your favorite hues! Fruits - Let’s talk about fruits next. In this section, your child will be learning about fruits. Some of these he or she may be familiar with, while others may be new. Don’t worry; labels are provided to guide the supervising adults in identifying the images. Shapes - The last section is a lesson on shapes. All four concepts are essential for kindergartners. Let your child develop a love for learning and an interest in self-study through this 8.5 x 8.5-inch activity with significant discussions.
ISBN
1541948181 / 9781541948181
Pages
200
Weight
14.9 oz.
Dimensions
8.5 x 0.5 in.

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