My First Book of Shapes
May 28, 2018
Author
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Julie Aiginer-Clark
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Illustrations
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Nadeem Zaidi
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Publishing house
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Baby Einstein
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Price
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6.99£
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Type
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Regular
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Age
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9m
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A
lovable lion with rainbow mane acquaints the child with shapes (circle, square,
oval, rectangle, triangle, heart, star, diamond, crescent). The learning of
each of them begins with a stroke of the figure and a great name. The rhyme
about this figure is rhymed. Then we have several items in the shape discussed.
All are signed. Underneath everything in the frame there are tasks for the
toddler. Some shapes have two sides. There are more tasks on the "other
pages".
The
graphics are very diverse. These are drawings, graphics, photos. All this
combines only the lion and shape. The fonts are different and they give shape
to the whole. The tasks are very cool. They don’t only apply to shapes. I think
that they force the child to think, eg "how many crayons can you see? What
do you like to draw with crayons?"
It's
one of the new books, so Zo doesn’t let her go. A multitude of elements makes her
dizzy. I know this because I’m asked by the number of questions "what is
it?".
If
I don’t like the large variety of graphics, I understand that it shows the
child how various things can have the same shape. This book is completely
different than books for children 9m + (which are in our library). I don’t know
if every 5-year-old would deal with her. The child must think about abstract
things, know colors, shapes and numbers. The book
requires
the involvement of a parent and child - it is great!
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