Each attractive page of this book is filled with brightly colored pictures that babies will instantly recognize. A word labeling each item will help toddlers learn language skills.
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PreSchool-- With familiar objects labeled around them, cheerful toddlers cavort through a day's activities. Boys and girls are depicted dressing, playing, swimming, shopping, eating, and so on. Each two-page spread details one event, such as visiting the park. There is no actual text. As a child sees a swing, a stroller, or a bird, the name of the object also appears. Since the book is aimed at prereaders, the real goal is to get adults and children to discuss what is happening in each illustration. The families shown are mostly white, but a few black and Asian characters are included. The illustrations are clear and colorful, and clever details add touches of humor. --Lucinda Snyder Whitehurst, County of Henrico Public Library, Richmond, VA
Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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Engaging illustrations of everyday scenes delight toddlers,
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This review is from: 100 First Words (Paperback)
My daughter is just beginning to build her spoken vocabulary, and this book contains many of her very favorite words. It depicts babies and toddlers doing everyday things with which very young children can identify, such as taking a bath, playing with toys, and going to the grocery store. People, animals and objects are drawn in a realistic manner so that children can easily identify them as part of their environment. Though this is certainly a wonderful book to share with a young toddler who is beginning to speak, it would be ideal to share with a younger baby as well.
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