Coloring for Beginners - (2 years old) (Includes free reward stickers, color tissues, and game cards)

Author: Taro Takahashi
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features:
- Remember color names through coloring: Through the training in this book, children will learn to paint using the three primary colors—red, yellow, and blue. By repeatedly coloring, they will memorize the names of colors and recognize, master, and understand the foundation of all colors—the three primary colors. Additionally, starting from the three primary colors, they will gradually memorize the names of other colors while coloring.
- Agile hands: Improve attention and color sense: The requirement to color carefully and precisely, without going outside the lines, can cultivate hand dexterity and improve attention. Completing a full picture through coloring can further enhance color sense and develop creative potential.
- Develop penmanship through coloring: Correctly imitating the sample colors can train eye-hand coordination. Moreover, holding a crayon and coloring can develop penmanship, laying a solid foundation for future painting and writing.
- Increase vocabulary during coloring: During the coloring process, as children need to remember the names of objects around them and things they are interested in, their vocabulary will continuously expand. For this purpose, the book includes rhyming dialogues guided by the coloring content, making it convenient for parents to practice with their children after they finish coloring. Through enjoyable conversations, children’s language expression skills will naturally improve.
The book comes with a set of extra-thick cards as a bonus. At this stage, young children may not yet be accustomed to holding a crayon with the appropriate amount of force. If they practice on metal or cellulose boards, the hardness may cause the crayon to slip, making coloring difficult and even breaking the crayon. Therefore, it is recommended that children use the specially designed pad included with the book for practice. This way, their hands will not get tired, and they will enjoy coloring even more.