If you have a little one who's learning how to write his numbers and shapes, you don't want to miss the new books by Palm Kids. These books have a handle on top, so they can easily be carried to Grandma's house; they come with a write-on erasable marker; and the sturdy pages are like a dry-erase board in that your child can practice writing IN the book, then it can easily be erased.
One of the books is 10 LITTLE TEDDY BEARS. In this one, kids will enjoy the rhyming story that follows 10 teddy bears as they count from one to ten. Each page features vibrant colors and cute illustrations will grab a young readers' attention. Not only will your child be able to write in the book and practice writing his numbers, he can count the objects on the page, literally helping him put two and two together!
Additional Information: Board book: 24 pages
Publisher: Palm Kids; First Edition edition (January 15, 2012)
ISBN-10: 1607276976
ISBN-13: 978-1607276975
Source of review copy: PublisherAnother book is SHAPES ON THE BUS. A take on the famous kids' song, "Wheels on the Bus," this one changes the words a bit to teach young readers all about their shapes! For example...
The windows on the bus are perfect squares, Perfect squares, perfect squares. The windows on the bus are perfect squares With four sides, all the same. Not only does this make for a great read-aloud, kids will love being able to write in the book, practicing drawing everything from squares to circles to stars and octagons! At the end of the book, kids get a chance to review their shapes and are also shown how to draw a house and a cat using the shapes they learned. As if that's not enough, each book also includes an easy-to-download FREE bonus musical audiobook, e-book and printable activities to add to the learning fun!
Additional Information: Board book: 24 pages
Publisher: Palm Kids; First Edition edition (January 1, 2012)
ISBN-10: 1607276984
SBN-13: 978-1607276982
Source of review copy: Publisher Disclosure: Some of the books I review are received from publishers , PR agencies, and authors, but it does not sway my opinion of the book.
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