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How to use books with toddlers to maximize the joy of book reading and to nurture a lifelong love of books? Try My First Little Book, Fruits and Vegetables. Play, learn and explore!
Early-learning introduction to Fruits and vegetables in English
Reading and an activity book in one
Bright, clear illustrations of 15 fruits and vegetables with easy-to-read labels, which your child will love
Colorful design makes this a fun and educational experience
A lot of kinds of activity: Can you find, I spy, Find the way, Find a pair, Opposites, Two simple recipes, Find difference and more
Funny and simple text to read
Large print size font makes the book easy to read at home or on the go
40 interesting and fun pages in total
Large size (8.5x8.5 inch) softback book make it easy to carry with you
The idea behind this book is to encourage children to love books from an early age (even as young as 1-year-old) and to help them discover subjects and areas that interest them. Children can also interact independently with the book. For example, they can find hidden fruits or look for the name of vegetables. Children can also learn to make simple snacks from fruits and vegetables.
Learning This activity book delivers a rounded early learning reading experience, and it will help your little one develop speaking, listening, and observation skills. The funny and cute fruits and vegetables will help your child engage with the exercises and thus reinforce their new knowledge. With this book, your child will not only learn colors and the names of, fruits and vegetables, but they will also improve their observation skills, practice their memory as well as practice staying on task.
How to use this book:
The top tip for using books with young children is to have fun together! Children will learn when they are engaged and enjoying themselves. Small children can only sit for a few minutes with a book, so make it fun!
Let your child decide how much time he or she wants to spend with the activity book.
Describe a picture. Try 'reading' the pictures in the book for your child. If your child is old enough, ask them to 'read' the pictures to you!
Show your child the words. Run your finger along the words as you read them.
Read the text from the book. Then, let your child create their own using the pictures in the book.
Ask questions. For example: 'How big is pumpkin?. 'Which is your favorite fruit?
Play the 'I spy' game with your child with the book and ask them to point at the fruits and vegetables.
Ask your child to create tasks for you and ask you questions!
Get ready for an animal adventure with your little explorer!
