How Many Legs?
A small, hardback counting book perfect for any little ones. The first part of the book counts with you, stating the number in written form and symbol. There are wonderful, colorful and whimsical pictures that go along with each number. I loved the owl pictures and the robots (including a Dalek!), The seven turrets might be a little hard for some kids to understand.
The second part of the book asks kids to count how many in each picture encouraging them to interact and count the items on the page from one through ten. A fun, bright book for children starting to work on their counting skills.
This book was received for free in return for an honest review.
The second part of the book asks kids to count how many in each picture encouraging them to interact and count the items on the page from one through ten. A fun, bright book for children starting to work on their counting skills.
This book was received for free in return for an honest review.
Let's Go Outside
Another small hardcover made for little hands, Let's Go Outside explores common items and actions that kids might see outside throughout the seasons. Each page features a word paired with a colorful but simple picture of the item or action such as Gardening, Bird, Fruits and Vegetables, Tree, Leaves and Pumpkin. Perfect for children starting to do word association and who love the outdoors.
This book was received for free in return for an honest review.
This book was received for free in return for an honest review.
Shapes Are Fun!
A wonderful and interactive shape book for little ones and preschool learners. Shapes are Fun begins with a simple introduction of each shape with the word of the shape and a colorful illustration. Next, there are examples of where you will see each shape in real life, an egg is oval shaped and the pyramids are triangles. I did think that ‘stars are star shaped’ was a little weak, how about starfish or star fruit? Anyway, the questions posed throughout the book such as ‘can you name the shapes?’ and ‘how many different shapes can you see?’ make this a great first shape book. Along with the high contrast, simple and bright illustrations, the small shape of the book itself along with sturdy binding allows this to be a great book for small hands.
This book was received for free in return for an honest review.
This book was received for free in return for an honest review.
At the Beach: First Words
A simple book that introduces young ones to words of objects and actions that they might find at the beach. Perfect for introducing new words to baby or for young ones just learning how to read, At the Beach: First Words introduces the word with a picture on each page. With nouns and verbs, the words range from swimming to ice cream, sandcastle to seal and snorkeling to freckles. Bright, high contrast, and fun illustrations bring together each page and the last page is a great picture of the whole beach that we loved pointing to and naming every item that we could find.
This book was received for free in return for an honest review.
This book was received for free in return for an honest review.
