Book Description

This dot markers activity book is perfect for helping your toddler learn shapes, numbers, colors, animals, and all 26 letters of the alphabet. This book is organized into the following sections: ALPHABET: This section has 27 pages (one for each letter, plus a title page to color). Each page includes not only large letters, but a word with a popular object to help kids begin learning word-object association. For example, your child will be able to color the letter "A" and an apple on the same page. NUMBERS: This section is 11 pages (digits 1 through 10, plus a title page to color). Each page has a numeral to color, along with the appropriate number of objects. For instance, the number 5 page has both the digit "5" and five birds to color. COLORS: This 8-page section contains all the common colors such as blue, red, orange, green, yellow, purple, and pink. Each page has a color represented by a common object. For example, red is represented by a strawberry. SHAPES: This 7-page section includes a circle, triangle, square, rectangle, heart, and star. Each shape represents a common object. For instance, the rectangle is in the shape of a door, so kids learn how these objects exist in their everyday lives. ANIMALS: This is not an official section, but animals appear throughout the book, so your child will start learning about common animal names and images. It's also a lot of fun to color animals with dot markers! Features: Each page is single sided to avoid excessive bleed through Dots on each page perfectly fit the dimensions of dot markers Large (8.5x11 inch) pages Quality binding and cover to protect pages A word from the author: It is so exciting to watch your little one grow at this stage of life. Such rapid development occurs during these years! The following pages are a fun way to help your child learn about counting, word-object association, and the alphabet, as this activity book introduces them to letters, numbers, shapes, and colors. Keep in mind that hand-eye coordination and fine motor skills are forming at this stage, so do not expect every page to be neatly colored; messy coloring is perfectly normal at this level. Let these dot art activities inspire conversations between the two of you as their curious brains make more and more connections to the world around them!