Board book My First Book of Shapes Board book

 Board book: My First Book of Shapes Board book – 1 January 2020

European English spelling/language conventions help pre-schoolers discover what a mobile phone, an envelope and a shopping bag have in common. Such different things can be shaped alike. For example, a star ornament, star fruit, star fish, a key ring, or a military Medal can all be Star-Shaped. Throughout this charming Board book, a picture of each item, along with the word name, help lock in the word and shape association, develop reading readiness skills, and expand vocabulary. A padded cover and thick,

Durable pages are made for little hands and lots of exploration.

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