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My First Activity Book - RP50255-A
My First Activity Book - RP50255-A
Buttons, zippers, laces and Velcro… Children will love the Patrick Activity Learning Book! Apart from the learn-to-dress activities, the book also teaches numbers, colors, shapes, everyday objects, weather, time and more! This is baby’s first activity book to build his love of reading.
Buttons, zippers, laces and Velcro… Children will love the Patrick Activity Learning Book! Apart from the learn-to-dress activities, the book also teaches numbers, colors, shapes, everyday objects, weather, time and more! This is baby’s first activity book to build his love of reading.
Size:
Size:
20.5cm(W) x 23.5cm(H)
20.5cm(W) x 23.5cm(H)
Fine motor skills training – crinkling and pressing
Fine motor skills training – crinkling and pressing
There is crinkle paper and squeakers in the book. Encourage children to crinkle and press the pages to create sounds and to train their fine motor skills.
Gross motor skills training – shaking
Gross motor skills training – shaking
Encourage children to grab onto to the big, soft handle and to shake the book.
Fine motor skills training – flipping pages
Fine motor skills training – flipping pages
Encourage children to flip the pages.
Developing self awareness - observing herself in the mirror
Developing self awareness - observing herself in the mirror
Allow your child to observe and recognize her own image in the mirror (in the house). This helps develop her self-esteem.
Fine motor skills training – zipping
Fine motor skills training – zipping
Encourage children to zip and unzip Wayne’s raincoat.
Fine motor skills training – turning clock hands
Fine motor skills training – turning clock hands
Encourage children to turn the clock hands.
Cognitive training - learning colors
Cognitive training - learning colors
Teach children different colors.
Cognitive training – pointing to colorss
Cognitive training – pointing to colorss
Name a color and encourage your child to point to it
Cognitive training - learning numbers
Cognitive training - learning numbers
Teach your child to recognize numbers
Cognitive training – pointing to numbers
Cognitive training – pointing to numbers
Say a number and encourage your child to point to it.
Cognitive training - learning everyday objects
Cognitive training - learning everyday objects
Teach children the names of everyday objects.
Cognitive training – pointing to everyday objects
Cognitive training – pointing to everyday objects
Say an object and encourage your child to point to it.
Cognitive training - learning shapes
Cognitive training - learning shapes
Teach children different shapes.
Cognitive training – pointing to shapes
Cognitive training – pointing to shapes
Name a shape and encourage your child to point to it.
Eye-hand coordination training – buttoning
Eye-hand coordination training – buttoning
Encourage children to button the big red button on the backpack.
Advanced eye-hand coordination training – tying a ribbon
Advanced eye-hand coordination training – tying a ribbon
Encourage children to tie Julia’s two hair ribbons.
Cognitive training – telling time
Cognitive training – telling time
Children can learn to tell the time using the owl clock.
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