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One, Two, Peek-a-Boo
An ingenious lift-the-flap numbers book for curious counters! With flaps to lift that feature peep-through holes to count and give children a clue as to what lies beneath. The rhyme on each page to encourages toddlers to lift the flap and count the objects. With bright, colourful illustrations by Katie Saunders, illustrator of Touch and Little Frog.
- GenresCounting
Hardcover
First published March 1, 2014
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July 31, 20253 1/2 stars
July 5, 2014
Children learn best by touching, seeing and observing. Tiger Tales Books has created a great interactive tool that is colorful and inviting for any busy toddler. This book has the appeal of simplicity but to a child it opens up a world of exploring and learning.
Easy to lift pages have finger holes fit for small hands. Each page has familiar objects which make learning to count fun. Bright colors and stiff easy to turn pages make this book engaging and long lasting. Here is an example of what you might find inside:
A picture shows a Captain Bear and his trusty bird sailing a ship with six portholes. The text reads:
Six round portholes for peeking through...
Lift the flap – Six small fish are swimming in the blue.
Parents can sit with their child and teach them how a book works, objects, colors, shapes and numbers. The back page has a re-cap of all the counted items found throughout the pages. Young readers will also build their vocabulary and enhance their motor skills.
Easy to lift pages have finger holes fit for small hands. Each page has familiar objects which make learning to count fun. Bright colors and stiff easy to turn pages make this book engaging and long lasting. Here is an example of what you might find inside:
A picture shows a Captain Bear and his trusty bird sailing a ship with six portholes. The text reads:
Six round portholes for peeking through...
Lift the flap – Six small fish are swimming in the blue.
Parents can sit with their child and teach them how a book works, objects, colors, shapes and numbers. The back page has a re-cap of all the counted items found throughout the pages. Young readers will also build their vocabulary and enhance their motor skills.
February 9, 2015
Young readers will love to learn about numbers with this innovative and colorful board book! Encourage hand-eye coordination by inviting children to open the large flaps, and help to build vocabulary by reinforcing the names of the objects on each page.(Amazon)
July 22, 2014
Such a fun "game" to play during baby storytime.
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