Author: Claire Lévêque
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Dancing pebbles, frogs falling from the sky, energetic elephants, daring Teddy bears, and tiny mice braving the wind and waves—all of these truly help children learn comparative concepts in a fun way. Through simple introductions and vivid animal displays, it visually presents one comparative concept after another. This book enables children to grasp all basic comparative concepts before starting school, which are exactly what they need once they begin. Over 400 beautiful illustrations stimulate children's important language expression skills. Engaging hands-on activities let children clearly understand their own growth changes and the size comparisons in the world around them. The "Did You Know?" section introduces children to many fascinating comparative facts.
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