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Children are introduced to counting and addition using sliding counters to understand the concept of adding on. Each page shows numbers added one at a time up to ten, using words and images, reinforced by the physical movement of a counter. Engaging illustrations inspire pre-school children to count along as they work through the book. * Colour-coded, slidable counters perfect for little fingers to grip. * Combines counting and adding activities. * Bright colourful illustrations. * Improves numeracy skills and dexterity. * Can be used over and over again.

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It is a truth, universally acknowledged, that the best of all colors is orange. That's right, orange is the most beautiful and delightful. Everyone agrees. And so we made this activity book, celebrating the greatest color of all. Packed with fun activities like mazes, one-color coloring, spot-the-difference, creative writing prompts, drawing lessons, search & finds, paper toy crafts, and more! With bonus stickers included, celebrate your favorite color like you've never done before. And unlike other books, this one was specially made with EVEN MORE orange inks to create more variations of the color than you've ever seen in print! Oh, and we also created seven other activity books celebrating those other-clearly subpar-colors that people seem to also like for some silly reason: RED, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE, PINK, PURPLE, and BLACK. The My Favorite Color Activity Book series has a color for everyone!

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A delightful wipe-clean activity book to help young children develop their basic counting, observation and pen control skills. Each page features a different farm scene, where children can count chicks, help Lottie the lamb find her way through a maze, spot bees in the orchard and lots more. The wipe-clean pages provide lots of opportunities to practise as children can return to activities again and again. A fun and engaging way for young children to learn and develop essential skills.

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Ready to beat boredom, the possible*impossible puzzle series covers all types of detailed visual puzzle from spot the difference to odd one out, and dot-to-dot to mazes. These specialised and challenging puzzles get progressively harder as children work through the book, helping the development of their problem-solving skills. For added fun, each puzzle includes a time challenge of the expected duration with the aim of beating the clock! The solutions are included in the back of the book. The number of dots increase as the book progresses, so that by last puzzle there are 1000 dots! The images have spot colour so that the reader can add their own colour too. Each title has visual answers at the back of the book. So why buy this book? • The puzzles get harder has the book progresses. • Every page has a time challenge to add to the fun. • Ideal for holidays or travel.

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My First Puzzles series is the perfect introduction to the fun of solving different types of puzzle and is specifically devised for beginners. From simple dot-to-dots to mazes, spot the difference, to colouring, these books develop problem-solving, pen-control and visual- thinking skills, while keeping small children entertained and busy. The bright colourful illustrations on every page will engage and encourage very young minds. • Bright, colourful illustrations • Help develop problem solving, visual thinking and pen control • Additional counting and observational questions to answer on every page

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A festive guide to Christmas celebrations around the world that is perfect for children ages 4 and up!Everyone loves Christmas! But have you ever wondered what Christmas might be like around the world? This book teaches kids about different cultures, leading them to live culturally respectful lives.In How Kids Celebrate Christmas Around the World, you’ll discover: Who brings Christmas presents in Italy? Where can we sunbathe on the beach on Christmas Day? What is the typical Christmas dish in Japan? Would you like to spend Christmas day in Ethiopia? Which goodies are always present on festive tables in Greece? So much more!

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