My First Shape Book: Shape Book

Author: Fran?oise Odile-Igic
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book guides children into the world of shapes. Starting from points to lines, and then from lines to forming shapes, it helps children develop a basic understanding of shapes. For each shape introduced, a real-life example is provided. This makes every page engaging, as children at this age learn through play and play through learning. The book takes children into a paradise of imagination and creativity, where they can create, demolish, and recreate as they please.
A small dot, two small dots, small dots clustering together, like a line of ants marching in a row, forming a line! Connect the ends of the line, and a shape appears: circle, rectangle, triangle, square. Drawing all these shapes is fun. Making a 3D shape is simple—just roll the paper into a tube to create a perfect cylinder! Thanks to Odile-Igic and Courant, this book is filled with rich and imaginative ideas, allowing children to enjoy the joy of learning shapes through lively and playful games.
A small dot, two small dots, small dots clustering together, like a line of ants marching in a row, forming a line! Connect the ends of the line, and a shape appears: circle, rectangle, triangle, square. Drawing all these shapes is fun. Making a 3D shape is simple—just roll the paper into a tube to create a perfect cylinder! Thanks to Odile-Igic and Courant, this book is filled with rich and imaginative ideas, allowing children to enjoy the joy of learning shapes through lively and playful games.