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I Spy Learn and Go
Lots to spot, stick and learn with I Spy! Use your amazing spotting skills to hunt for hidden objects, colours and shapes and have fun with activities in this super-busy, action-packed sticker activity book. With exciting town-based scenes, wipe-clean pages and over 100 reusable stickers you can revisit the world of Learn and Go time and again.
24 pages, Paperback
First published July 6, 2015
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July 24, 2015
Oh guys, what a joy this book is! It is right now one of our favourite activity books!
Sophie is incredibly enchanted by the re - usable stickers and there is nothing better
for her than to write in the book with the erasable markers, wipe it away, and write something again!
The same with the stickers: if she isn't happy with the way it is, she just peels it off
and put it again, in other place.
There are many things to find in this book and it really is a valuable lesson
for the children, as they can try themselves in learning colours, counting, objects.
The pages are full (but not too full! - it's also important that the children don't
feel too overwhelmed!) of action and characters, they are incredibly colourful and
funny and eye - friendly. It is divided into five sections, and children can choose
between town, park, train station, nursery and leisure centre, so each child is for
sure going to find something for themselves.
It is truly a book for children between 3 and 5 years old, as there are not only
stickers, but they can learn to count, learn different shapes, completer jigsaws and
they make the first attempts in writing. What is also important for me as a parent is the
wonderful quality of the book - it's really amazing.
Sophie says it's her favourite book right now, and I can see it :)
Sophie is incredibly enchanted by the re - usable stickers and there is nothing better
for her than to write in the book with the erasable markers, wipe it away, and write something again!
The same with the stickers: if she isn't happy with the way it is, she just peels it off
and put it again, in other place.
There are many things to find in this book and it really is a valuable lesson
for the children, as they can try themselves in learning colours, counting, objects.
The pages are full (but not too full! - it's also important that the children don't
feel too overwhelmed!) of action and characters, they are incredibly colourful and
funny and eye - friendly. It is divided into five sections, and children can choose
between town, park, train station, nursery and leisure centre, so each child is for
sure going to find something for themselves.
It is truly a book for children between 3 and 5 years old, as there are not only
stickers, but they can learn to count, learn different shapes, completer jigsaws and
they make the first attempts in writing. What is also important for me as a parent is the
wonderful quality of the book - it's really amazing.
Sophie says it's her favourite book right now, and I can see it :)
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